2
C
ONNECTING TO THE
M
OTOR
C
YCLE
The StormRider Bodywarmer is simple to set-up and operate. Every StormRider comes supplied with a
standard power cable, which has an inline 10 Amp fuse. The fused line is to be connected to the positive
terminal of the motorcycle battery. The other line is to be connected to the battery’s negative terminal.
To operate the StormRider, simply plug the bodywarmer power cord into the fused cable 2.5mm socket.
The bodywarmer will begin to heat up and will reach its maximum temperature in 10 - 15 minutes. The
self-regulating properties of the jacket will prevent it from overheating.
S
TORM
R
IDER
C
ONTROLLER
(O
PTIONAL
)
The StormRider Controller is easy to mount and operate. The controller mount is designed to fit onto the
existing clutch cable mount or similar. The StormRider Controller connects to the battery via an inline 10A
fused cable. The fused line is connected to the motorcycle battery positive terminal and the other
connected to the battery negative terminal. The StormRider
controller has an
ON / OFF
switch and a digital readout. The LED
readout varies from 0 – 9 (0 = OFF (No Power to Jacket), 1 = 50%
Power and 9 = 100% Power). When first switched ON, the
controller will default to the top level 9 (100% power) for fast warm
up. The selector button on the front will cycle the power level to
the desired setting.
U
SING THE
14.8
V
OLT
L
ITHIUM
-I
N
B
ATTERY
(O
PTIONAL
)
1.
Remove the connecting cable from the pocket.
2.
Insert the small 1.3mm DC plug into the battery socket.
3.
Use the
ON / UP
and
OFF / DOWN
buttons on top of the battery to dial
in your preferred heat level 1-5 (5 being the highest).
4.
When using the optional portable, rechargeable battery, the lower back
portion of the StormRider will heat. The power cable for the battery is the small 1.3mm plug which
plugs into the 1.3mm socket in the pocket to complete the full four panel circuit when the
Bodywarmer is being powered by a direct connection to your powersport unit battery.
C
HARGING THE
B
ATTERY
1.
Remove the battery pack from the StormRider pocket.
2.
Connect the charger plug to the battery socket.
3.
Plug the charger into the wall outlet.
4.
The battery’s charge level indicator will tell you how much charge life is remaining (Levels 0-9 with
9 being fully charged and 0 being fully depleted). This indicator will also continuously exhibit the
charge level while plugged into the charger.
5.
Depleted battery packs will take approximately 3 hours to fully recharge. When the battery is
completely charged, the system allows no further current to enter the battery.
6.
The battery will be fully charged when the battery displays ‘9’ on the LED and the light on the
charger turns green.
