Treat this as a planning guide
This page describes preparation for hot, dry and remote conditions. It is not a published Mojave field-test result or a claim of performance at a particular desert temperature.
Check the terminal, power source and charging equipment instructions before choosing a site and workload.
Inspect heat and dust exposure
Keep the power source away from hot vehicle surfaces, exhausts and unnecessarily enclosed spaces. Preserve the terminal’s sky view while selecting a stable, inspectable position.
Check ports and connectors for dust, damage and secure seating before connecting them. Route cables away from wheels, sharp edges and walking paths.
Use the documented limits
MK-1’s specification lists an operating range of −20°C to +45°C and IP67. These are not a guarantee for every exposed installation, and the operating range should not be assumed to define charging conditions.
Do not immerse or pressure-wash the unit. Stop and reassess equipment that becomes damaged, unstable or repeatedly loses power.
Prepare before the last charging point
Charge the system and run a representative workload with the cable and accessories you will carry. Plan compatible charging access and a reserve for delays.
MK-1 stores 189Wh and has an approximately 5–8-hour internally tested Mini runtime reference. Actual runtime varies, so use your own complete-system test to plan remote work.
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