Transporting a Sorein Power StationUpdated 3 days ago

In transit (while towing, or traveling), AIR GEAR recommends that all modules be fully separated and stored in individual AIR GEAR Carry Bags. This will help protect the system components from damage during a trip. 

You can recharge the Sorein Power Station using a DC-DC charger. Should you choose to do this while you are towing, the power station must be assembled. In this case, be sure to secure the Sorein Power Station so that there is no stress on the connecting points, and that the unit is not damaged or scuffed during towing. The methods used to secure the power station are the owner's responsibility. AIR GEAR is not liable for damage that occurs while charging a unit during transit. 

During normal use, AIR GEAR recommends that the Main Unit / Control Unit be kept on a dry, clean, solid surface, if it is being used by itself (not connected to a battery module or Off-Road Cart). The Main Unit / Control Unit should not be left on the bare ground or grass. Doing so risks damage to the electrical connectors on the base of the Main Unit / Control Unit.

When connected to an Extra Battery/Battery Module, the Sorein Power Station should always be on the Off-Road Cart or the Battery Chassis. This protects the unit and enables easy relocation.

Note: 

For G1 Sorein systems, the term Main Unit was used to describe the primary component of the power station. The Main Unit included a 1 kWh battery.

For G2 systems, the term Control Unit is used, because the G2 Control Unit does not include a battery, and thus is not a stand-alone power station.