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Where can I find fixed storage devices & energy transfer devices?

Fixed Storage Devices and Energy Transfer Devices are an exploration mechanic in Fontaine currently found in the Liffey Region and Fontaine Research Institute of Kinetic Energy Engineering Region. They can be found both underwater and on land. Fixed Storage Devices are stationary and Energy Transfer Devices can be moved by the player.

How do I transfer energy from different storage devices?

You can access the Transfer Terminal's viewfinder to collect and transfer energy from different storage devices. If there is another Transfer Terminal within your viewfinder, you can switch to that other Transfer Terminal's view by aiming your crosshairs at said terminal and pressing it.

What are fixed storage and energy transfer devices?

The Fixed Storage and Energy Transfer Device are devices used to power Energy Transfer Terminals in Fontaine in Genshin Impact 4.1. Learn about Fixed Storage and Energy Transfer Devices, as well as how to use them! What are the Fixed Storage and Energy Transfer Devices?

Where can I find energy transfer devices?

They can be found both underwater and on land. Fixed Storage Devices are stationary and Energy Transfer Devices can be moved by the player. Devices that do not contain any energy are red and devices with energy are blue. Energy Transfer Terminals can be used to transfer energy from one device to another.

How do you use energy storage devices in Genshin Impact?

Players must collect three Energy Storage Devices and use them on three different Terminals to remove the barriers blocking the Research Terminal. The step is quite simple and easy to follow as the Research Terminals are marked on the map in Genshin Impact.

Can storage devices provide energy to transfer and research terminals?

Storage devices can provide energy to Transfer and Research Terminals.Pick up a portable storage device and put it next to a terminal that has stopped functioning to return it to normal operation. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.