USER MANUAL
Alpride E1 Quick Start Manual
Alpride E1 User Manual
HOW TO FOLD THE E1 AIRBAG SYSTEM
To fold the Alpride E1 airbag, refer to the following video and pdf.
Remark: Depending on the backpack, the quick burst zip is closing from right to left
(for example Scott) or from left to right (for example Alpride), the folding is the same.
HOW TO TRAVEL WITH E1 SYSTEM
There are no restrictions for travelling with Alpride E1 airbag system.
The Alpride E1 airbag system is an electrical airbag system and is powered with 2 x AA battery (visible under the battery cover).
The Alpride E1 system has:
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No LI-Po or Li-ion Batteries
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No Pyrotechnics
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No Cylinders under pressure / cartridges of compressed gas
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No components classified under Dangerous Good Regulations
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By switching OFF the system, there are no risks to be accidentally activated.
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The E1 airbag system is fitted with pressure relief valves.”
Print the pdf below in order to travel with E1 airbag system.
HOW TO TRAVEL
WITH 1.0 AND 2.0 AIRBAG SYSTEM
Here below are the IATA Table 2.3.A and the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for C02 and Argon.
For details traveling information, check the links below:
With the IATA table 2.3.A., the Alpride device, thanks to its standard cartridges, can be consider as an "Avalanche rescue backpack" and/or a "self inflating safety device", like life-vest, motorbike airbag or equestrian airbag. In both cases you can travel with your Alpride Airbag and cartridges (you need the approval of the operator), considering the Alpride airbag as a safety device.
Here are a few suggestions to help you:
AIRPORT CHECK-IN FOR 1.0 AND 2.0 AIRBAG SYSTEM
Material Safety Data Sheet for Cartridges (MSDS)
Just in case if you have some questions at the airport check-in, you can find, in attachment below,
the MSDS and annexes for both cartridges.
