Getting started.

SparkIt TRI is a compact electronic rig designed for concentrates.

SparkIt TRI does not require a separate water piece.

• CNC-machined anodized-aluminum body
• Large ceramic chamber
• Removable chamber
• Spare ceramic chamber
• Integrated airpath
• Silicone cap
• Front display
• Physical controls
• 2850 mAh internal lithium battery
• USB-C charging
• Loading tool

Remove SparkIt TRI and its accessories from the package. Before using it, make sure:

• the device is not visibly damaged;
• the installed chamber is seated correctly;
• the silicone cap is fitted correctly;
• the chamber is empty and clean;
• the USB-C port and cable are undamaged.

If anything appears damaged or unusual, do not use the device. Contact SparkIt Support.

SparkIt TRI uses a built-in 2850 mAh rechargeable lithium battery and charges over USB-C.

Connect SparkIt TRI to a compatible USB-C power source using a cable in good condition.

Charge the device on a stable, dry surface away from excessive heat.

Do not charge SparkIt TRI if the device, charging port or battery appears damaged, swollen or unusually hot.

The battery is built into SparkIt TRI and is not user-replaceable.

SparkIt TRI keeps temperature and session information directly on the device. You do not need a phone or companion app for normal use.

Loading, temperature and heating, in order.

1. Start with a clean chamber. For the best experience, begin with the ceramic bowl free of heavy residue. If you just finished a previous session, the chamber may still be hot — allow it to cool before removing or handling the chamber.
2. Add a small amount of concentrate. Use the included loading tool to place a small amount of material inside the ceramic chamber. Place the material toward the bottom of the bowl rather than on the upper walls. Avoid overfilling the chamber — smaller loads are easier to heat evenly, create less residue and make routine cleaning easier. Very fluid materials may move more easily when heated, so start with a small amount until you understand how a particular material behaves in the chamber.
3. Fit the cap. Make sure the silicone cap is positioned correctly before starting the session. A properly seated cap helps maintain the intended airflow through the chamber and integrated airpath.
4. Choose your temperature. Use the physical controls to select your temperature. Different concentrates, load sizes and personal preferences can work better at different temperatures. When trying a new material, starting lower and adjusting upward is usually easier than starting too hot.
5. Start heating. Start the heating cycle using the controls. The display shows heating and session information directly on the device. Once SparkIt TRI indicates that it is ready, draw naturally through the mouthpiece — there is no need to pull as hard as possible. A smooth, controlled draw generally keeps airflow through the chamber more consistent.
6. After the session. Set SparkIt TRI upright on a stable surface. The chamber area will be hot after use. If you want to clean the ceramic bowl while it is still warm, use a suitable cleaning swab without touching the stainless-steel chamber exterior. Then allow SparkIt TRI to cool naturally.

As a general starting point:

• Lower temperature — prioritizes flavor and a gentler session.
• Middle temperature — a balance between flavor and vapor production.
• Higher temperature — produces a stronger, warmer session and can leave the chamber and surrounding metal hotter afterward.

SparkIt TRI is designed for concentrates rather than dry herb.

The way a concentrate behaves depends on its composition and consistency. Softer or more fluid material may spread through the chamber more quickly when heated. Crystalline material may take longer to melt.

Start with a small amount and keep material toward the bottom of the ceramic bowl.

• Wax
• Badder or budder
• Rosin
• Resin
• Crumble
• Sauce
• Appropriately sized crystalline concentrates

SparkIt TRI is not designed for dry herb or flower. Do not pack dry flower or other solid plant material into the chamber.

• If flavor matters most — start at a lower temperature with a small, clean load. Keeping the bowl clean between sessions also reduces the amount of old residue reheated during the next session.
• If you want more vapor — increase temperature gradually rather than immediately choosing the highest setting. Load size, concentrate consistency, chamber cleanliness and draw speed can all affect vapor production.
• If the draw feels restricted — check for too much material in the chamber, residue around the cap, residue in accessible airflow areas, or a cap that is not seated correctly. Let SparkIt TRI cool before disassembling anything.
• Avoid repeated heavy overloading — material that leaves the ceramic bowl can create unnecessary residue around the chamber and airflow system. Smaller loads are generally easier to control and clean.