SECTION 5
SPECIFICATIONS
Duration
10 minutes, US 42 CFR 84, Dept. of Health and Human Services, NIOSH
10 minutes, European Standard EN400, EC mark CE0194/EN400
15-18 minutes, U.S. Navy Test Protocol, Naval Surface Warfare Center.
32 minutes, at rest, as determined by US 42 CFR 84 mantest number 5
Dimensions
6.9 x 16.7 x 15.5 cm (2.75 x 7.0 x 6.1 in)
Weight
900 grams, breathing apparatus only (2.0 lb.)
1410 grams, with case and overpads (3.1 lb.)
Storage temperature
Minimum: 10
˚
F (-12.2
˚
C)
Maximum: 149
˚
F (65
˚
C)
SECTION 6
SERVICE LIFE
Service Life:
The M-20.2 may remain in service for fifteen years from the date of manufacture, provided
the conditions of use are observed.
The M-20.2 must be either stored or belt worn, according to the conditions of use, throughout its service
life. The M-20.2 may be deployed in the belt worn configuration for 5 continuous years during its 15 year
service life.
After the M-20.2 has been deployed in the belt worn configuration for 5 continuous years, it may be stored
for the remainder of the service life, or it maybe returned to Ocenco Incorporated to be refurbished. After
the M-20.2 has been refurbished by Ocenco, it may be re-deployed in the belt worn configuration for 5
years.
Conditions of Use
:
(1)The visual inspections described in this manual must be performed.
(2) Proper care described in this manual must be performed.
(3) When stored, the M-20.2 EEBD must be contained in an Ocenco, Incorporated Secondary
Container, (P/N648000), and then placed in a rigid bracket securely fastened to a wall or other
substantial structure.
(4) If belt worn, the M-20.2 EEBD must be worn on the person and initial date of use recorded on
the Band Label.
(5) The M-20.2 EEBD is not to be shoulder carried in the Secondary Container.
Use of the Secondary Container strap is intended for emergency egress only.
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