PSS® 7000 SERIES c/w SENTINEL 7000 EMU
Sentinel 01: Edition 1: July 2008 - Subject to Modification
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Approvals, For Your Safety, Warranty and Liability
This User Instruction details the Preparation for Use, Operation and After Use
procedures required to use the Dräger PSS® 7000 Series of SCBA fitted with the
following:
1.
Dräger Sentinel 7000 - Electronic Monitoring Unit and PASS
2.
Wireless HUD System – Head Up Display (HUD)
It is recommended that this manual is read, and fully understood, before attempting
to use the equipment.
This device may only be worn by expert personnel who have
been thoroughly trained in the correct use of the device.
Approvals
The Dräger PSS® 7000 Series are open-circuit, pressure-demand, self-contained
compressed air respiratory apparatus (SCBA) certified by NIOSH and in certain
combinations for CBRN use, and also by SEI to meet the requirements of NFPA
1981:2007. The apparatus must only be used in conjunction with compressed air
cylinders approved by NIOSH. For non-CBRN use refer to the separate NIOSH Approval
Label matrix table – 3356261 for allowable configurations. For CBRN use refer to
the separate NIOSH CBRN Approval Label insert – 3356226 for allowable respirator
configurations. For CBRN use – the user must also refer to the additional CBRN User’s
Instruction 3356259.
For Your Safety
General safety information for the Dräger PSS® 7000 Series of self-contained breathing
apparatus (SCBA):
Use of this apparatus requires relevant equipment training; observance of this user
instruction (UI); and compliance with national regulations, laws and standards governing
the use of respiratory apparatus.
Use of this apparatus must be only for the purpose specified in this UI, or as confirmed
in writing by Dräger.
Only trained and competent personnel should inspect and service the apparatus at
specified intervals. Records of inspections and servicing are to be maintained in line
with NFPA 1852 – Standard on Selection, Care, and Maintenance of Open-Circuit Self-
Contained Breathing Apparatus.
Use of the apparatus should be consistent with NFPA 1500 – Standard on Fire Department
Occupational Safety and Health Program.
The automatic alarm function of the Sentinel 7000 detects movement of the wearer and
movement or vibration to which the wearer may be subjected.
Do not use any form of chemical marking or paint on the equipment.
Dräger recommend that a service contract be obtained from your Dräger branch or
agent.
Contact Dräger for details of service contracts and training courses.
Use only original Dräger spare parts and test equipment for service, repair and
maintenance.
Notify Dräger if there is component fault or failure.
