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PAX 1 - Lip Sensing Technology; Charging and Battery; PAX 3 Battery Specs and Charging

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Lip Sensing
A capacitive touch sensor quickly boosts the oven chamber
to the selected temperature when you draw from the mouthpiece.
This not only ensures a consistent temperature throughout the
loose leaf, but also preserves battery life during your session.
When a PAX device is on, but not in use, the heating chamber
temperature is reduced by a few degrees.
When your lips are in contact, PAX slightly boosts heat to the
selected temperature setting.
When you’ve finished drawing, the oven temperature reduces
by a few degrees
If PAX doesn’t sense your lips for 3 minutes, it will
automatically shut o.
Charging and Battery
Three red LED blinks means it’s time to charge your PAX device.
Connect the charging dock and cord provided to your computer,
then place PAX on the magnetic dock.
Watch for the pulsing white petals, which indicate approximate
charge percentage.
PAX is 75% charged when all three petals are solidly lit,
and 100% when all four are solidly lit.
We do not recommend using 3rd party AC adapters.
PAX 3 Battery Specs
and Charging
PAX 3 comes with a rechargeable 3500mAh Lithium-ion battery
and lasts approximately 8-10 sessions with a full charge.
Charge time via USB: 150 min
Charge time via PAX AC Adapter: 90 min
A full battery charge is indicated by four solid white petals
All four petals blinking red, three times, means it’s time to recharge.
* If irregular charging behavior is observed, try using an alternate power source to ensure PAX
is receiving suicient power. If problems persist, please contact PAX Support.

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