The HS1 is not an Intercom device and hence can’t connect to another motorcycle communication device. However, you can set the device to phone pairing mode and use the C30 to connect to it using RideLink mode.

The HS1 is not IP rated but can be used in mild rain/drizzle as long as it’s not directly exposed to water. The unit can be covered using the visor of the helmet.

Yes, the HS1 is compatible with all motorcycle helmets including Full Face, Open Face. Modular and Motocross helmets.

To reboot, press and release all 3 buttons together once.

A long (10 seconds) press of plus and minus resets the device to factory settings.

HS1 is continuously updated with newer and better features. These improvements are easily updated Over-the-Air (OTA) via the app itself and you don’t need any cables or additional docks or devices. Check the app to see if you need an update. You will see an alert on the main dashboard if your device requires one.

Use the app to follow the steps as mentioned , ensure your device is atleast 50% charged before you start the update and don’t turn off the device during the process. The app will indicate the progress status.

The HS1 takes ~ 1hr and 15mts to charge from 0 to 100 percent. The device doesn’t support fast charging.

The HS1 is proudly designed, developed and manufactured in Bangalore, India.

HS1 offers a warranty of 1 year against any manufacturing defects but does not cover physical or liquid damage.

The HS1 is designed to be installed on any motorcycle helmet. Follow the installation steps available in the manual or refer to the video on the BluArmor YouTube channel for the same.

The HS1 features a 300maH battery and offers 20hrs of overall usage on a single charge.

Yes, the HS1 supports charge on the go. It can be charged using a powerbank and at the same time stay power ON as well.