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Atmos Vacuum Canister
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View Safety GuidesIn order to register your Fellow electric product, please submit this form. Registering your Electric Atmos will extend your warranty by one additional year.
Included with Electric Atmos is the Get to Know You Guide that walks through the canister's features. Cleaning and maintenance instructions are found in the Safety Manual.
To clean the lid of your Electric Atmos, wipe it down with a damp cloth. The body can be hand washed.
Please note: Electric Atmos’s lid and canisters are not dishwasher safe.
Yes! Your Electric Atmos lid is compatible with all sizes of your manual Atmos canister. You can swap between the lids as needed.
If you’d like to purchase an electric lid for your Atmos, you can find lids here.
You can use your Electric Atmos to keep almost anything fresh: whole coffee beans, loose leaf tea, nuts, etc.
The only things to avoid putting into your Atmos are ground or powdered products (e.g. ground coffee, sugar, flour, etc.). These items will clog the valve.
Your Electric Atmos’s battery lasts 3 months of daily use without needing a charge.
When your battery is getting low Electric Atmos the LED indicator light will blink red to remind you to charge. If your battery has run out the red light will be sustained.
To charge plug your Electric Atmos into a 5 amp and 1 volt USB-C cable charger. Your Electric Atmos can remain in use while charging so no need to worry about losing your seal!
Included with Atmos is the Get to Know You Guide that walks through the canister's features. Cleaning and maintenance instructions are found in the Safety Manual.
We recommend storing only whole bean coffee in your Atmos. Storing ground coffee or other fine substances may clog the intake valve and prevent a proper vacuum seal and may also void the warranty.
No, the Atmos is not dishwasher safe.
When it comes to the lid, please prevent liquid from getting inside and do not clean the lid under running water. Instead, clean with a damp, non-abrasive sponge and use mild soap, if needed. For thorough cleaning, the gasket and filter can be removed and washed separately.
Similarly, we recommend hand-washing the stainless steel and glass canister with a damp, non-abrasive sponge and mild soap. Using a coarse sponge, brush or other rough surfaces will scratch the finish of the lid and canister. If any sign of corrosion is discovered in the stainless steel canister, use a soft sponge to apply a polishing compound and rinse thoroughly afterward.
An obvious advantage of the stainless steel Atmos is durability. You can drop them and they won't shatter. A less obvious advantage is protection from harmful UV rays. This might be something to consider if your kitchen countertop is near a window and sunlight constantly shines through.
If you'd like to put your coffee beans on display, the glass canister would be a better option.
