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1. INTRODUCTION 

This respiratory system is intended to be used to provide protection when the user works 

in a contaminated environment. The equipment is able to filter the contaminated air via 

the  filter  built  in  to  the  blower  and  then  supply  fresh  air  from  breathing  tube  to  the 

respirator hood so that the user can continuously work in a contaminated environment. 

It is a combined face and breathing protection device for increased safety and comfort 

whilst performing tasks. Please read these instructions carefully before unpacking.   

 
2. APPROVALS 

The system complies with the requirements of

 

PPE Regulation 2016/425 and European   

Standard    EN  12941:  1998+A2:2008  class TH3  P  R  S  L. The  Respiratory  System  is 

designed to provide a supply of filtered air via a breathing tube to a fabric headpiece. The 

equipment  can  be  used  in  an  environment  that  requires  a  class  TH3P  breathing 

protection device. It protects against particulate contamination. 

All components used in the Respiratory System must be manufacturer approved parts, 

and must be used in accordance with the instructions in this manual. 

 

1.

  The approval is not valid if the product is incorrectly used together         

                    with non-approved parts or components. 

                2. Only the particle filter and pre-filter can be used together with       

                  this system. Filters from other manufacturers should not be used.

                 

 

                                     

3.WARNING AND LIMITATIONS TO USE 

Before  each  use,  inspect  the  Respirator  System  for  damage  and  verify  it  operates 

properly.  Before  using  the  Respirator  System,  test  air  flow  to  verify  it  is  providing  an 

adequate volume of air. 

Always wear the Respirator System and do not remove the hood or turn off the air filter 

unit until outside the contaminated area, otherwise, there is a risk of high concentration 

of CO

and reduced oxygen level in the hood, and little to no protection is given.   

If you are not sure about the concentration of pollution, or about equipment performance, 

ask the company safety officer.   

Summary of Contents for PeRSo 3.0

Page 1: ...PeRSo 3 0 User Manual Powered Air Purifying Respirator Please read these instructions carefully before using the equipment Incorrect use can result in risk to life and health...

Page 2: ...athing protection device It protects against particulate contamination All components used in the Respiratory System must be manufacturer approved parts and must be used in accordance with the instruc...

Page 3: ...evice is in the power off state a rapid build up of carbon dioxide and depletion of oxygen within the hood may occur The filters shall only be fitted to the blower unit and not directly to the helmet...

Page 4: ...parts must be replaced before use FIGURE 1 The package must include 1 The air fed hood 2 The respiratory protection system blower unit filter waist belt 3 Lithium ion battery 4 The tube and end fittin...

Page 5: ...filter cover is released 3 Remove the used filter by lifting it out from the filter cover 4 5 Remove the pre filter The pre filter and filter expected lifetime is 12 months When under intensive use c...

Page 6: ...e used for anything other than it was designed for Do not charge the battery in a potentially explosive area The charger must only be used indoors The charger regulates the charge automatically once t...

Page 7: ...sconnect the charger from the mains do not keep the charger plugged in to the mains if it s not in use 4 3 Installing the respirator system on the belt 1 Remove the belt s release buckle 2 Remove the...

Page 8: ...ist it clockwise to lock its position 2 Connect the other end of the tube to the headgear in the same way 1 Check that the respirator tube is firmly connected If the tube is broken replace it All comp...

Page 9: ...flow is sufficient if the marble reaches the minimum flow level O 1 The airflow must be tested before using 2 If the marble can t reach the minimum flow level don t use the system Change the filter o...

Page 10: ...show the PERSO 3 0 operating status FIGURE 3 FIGURE 3 Part 1 shows the current air flow rate Part 2 shows the level of the airflow Part 3 shows the filter condition Part 4 shows the battery Part 5 sh...

Page 11: ...is at level 3 230L min Press the ON button once again the air flow reverts to level 1 170L min 1 To turn off the blower unit long press the OFF button for more than 3 seconds 2 The Respirator system...

Page 12: ...P3 04 03T 001 Pre filter 4 P3 04 04T 001 Filter 5 P3 04 05T 001 Blower Unit 6 P3 05 01T 001 Waist Belt 7 P3 05 02T 001 Shoulder Harness 8 P3 03 01T 001 Standard Battery P3 03 01T 002 Heavy Duty Batte...

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Page 14: ...external surfaces Don t use water The filter should be replaced together with the pre filter 8 2 Storage The Respirator system must be stored in a dry clean area in the temperature range of 10 to 55...

Page 15: ...d Tube blocked Remove obstruction change the filter Clean tube blinks alarm sounds Battery high temperature Stop working and rest No air flow no alarm 1 No power 2 Battery contact damaged Charge the b...

Page 16: ...ture 14 to 131 10 55 Battery Type Standard Battery Rechargeable Li ION 4400mAh Optional Heavy Duty Battery Rechargeable Li ION 6800mAh Expected Battery Operation Time Standard Battery Level 1 8h Level...

Page 17: ...lter type P Particle filter R Reusable type of particle filters and SL reflects the filter has been tested against particles of liquid and solid matter Warning sound indication This PERSO 3 0 PAPR has...

Page 18: ...om the date of purchase The company undertakes to exchange or repair without charge any part found to be defective within this period alternatively and at its discretion The Company may replace This g...

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