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PAB MP1 Standard, User Manual

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INDEX

EXPLODED VIEW

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SAFETY NOTICE

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TECHNICAL DATA

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CERTIFICATIONS AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 

10

UNPACKING

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ADJUSTING THE HELMET

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REMOVE THE HELMET 

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ADJUSTING THE INTEGRATED INTERNAL GOGGLES  

AND FACE SHIELD *

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ATTACHING THE SAFETY GOGGLES*

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ATTACHING THE NECK PROTECTORS 

(*Optional)

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MOUNTING THE LAMP HOLDERS AND LAMPS

 (*Optional)

22

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

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FACE SHIELD REPLACEMENT

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TRANSPORT

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DISCARD

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Summary of Contents for MP1 Standard

Page 1: ...Helmet for wildland fire fighting and technical rescue CERTIFICATES EN 16471 EN 16473 EN 166 user manual PAB MP1 Standard ...

Page 2: ...f i r e f i g h t i n g s e r i e s When conditions are at their worst we are at our best ...

Page 3: ...NG 12 ADJUSTING THE HELMET 12 REMOVE THE HELMET 17 ADJUSTING THE INTEGRATED INTERNAL GOGGLES AND FACE SHIELD 18 ATTACHING THE SAFETY GOGGLES 20 ATTACHING THE NECK PROTECTORS Optional 21 MOUNTING THE LAMP HOLDERS AND LAMPS Optional 22 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 24 FACE SHIELD REPLACEMENT 28 TRANSPORT 29 DISCARD 29 ...

Page 4: ...optional upgrades It is a multi purpose helmet offering high standard of protection and comfort with accessories that further widen the possibility of customisation Designed for outland and wildland firefighting rescue service activities EMS activities and industrial protection 1 MP1 SHELL 2 IMPACT LINER 3 INTERIOR BASKET 4 ADJUSTABLE NECK PIECE with REGULATOR 5 HEADBAND PAD 6 HEAD PAD 7 CHINSTRAP...

Page 5: ...5 8 13 1 3 2 12 4 9 6 5 10 OVERVIEW 7 EXPLODED VIEW Picture 1 11 ...

Page 6: ...and warranties made by PAB for the product are voided if the product is not used serviced or maintained properly Before wearing the helmet you should perform a detailed inspection of the helmet and check if all its components are in their place and properly fixed An unusual event may require to replace a product after only one use This depends on the type and intensity of use or the environment in...

Page 7: ... splatters of corrosive chemicals Sul phuric acid Sodium hydroxide p Xylene Butan 1 ol n Heptane molten metals radiating heat flames electric current The user s protection is not guaranteed in situations where the conditions exceed those described in the specifications above The helmet absorbs the energy of a blow by partial destruction of or damage to the helmet Even though such damage may not be...

Page 8: ...P1 2 CHINSTRAP 3 REFLECTIVE STICKERS 4 ADJUSTABLE NECK PIECE WITH REGULATOR 5 INTERIOR BASKET 6 INTERNAL GOGGLES 7 NECK PROTECTOR 8 TEXTILE BAG FOR STORING AND TRANSPORT Optional acessory Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4 PAB MP1 Standard ...

Page 9: ...he helmet the weight changes Optional accessories Face shield Neck protectors standard versions leather aluminised fibre Nomex or meta aramid Lamp holders Lamps Warranty Helmet Optional accessories 2 years 2 years this only applies to accessories produced by PAB Akrapovic The length of the useable life of this helmet will be affected by the types of materials used in its construction and the envir...

Page 10: ...ts for wildland fire fighting EN 16473 2014 Firefighters helmets Helmets for technical rescue Integrated internal goggles Certification agency CSI S p A 0497 Viale Lombardia 20 20021 Bollate MI Italy Notified Body No 0497 Directives and Standards 89 686 EEC Personal Protection Equipment EN 166 2004 Personal eye protection EN 14458 2004 Personal eye equipment Face shields and visors for use with fi...

Page 11: ...ives and Standards 89 686 EEC Personal Protection Equipment EN 14458 2004 Personal eye equipment Face shields and visors for use with firefighters and high performance industrial safety helmets used by firefighters ambulance and emergency services Marking 30 C 120 C Extremes of temperatures at which the visor has been tested down to 30 C and up to 120 C Visor type face guard Conforms to the parame...

Page 12: ...f all its components are in their place and properly fixed before wearing the helmet ADJUSTING THE HELMET 1a SNAP FIT BUCKLE Open the chin strap if your helmet configuration includes the snap fit buckle press on both sides of the snap fit buckle to open 1b CAM BUCKLE Open the chin strap if your helmet configuration includes the cam buckle press the red tab PRESS to release UNPACKING Picture 5 Pict...

Page 13: ...13 HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS 2 Loosen the headband turn the ratchet knob anticlockwise 3 Firmly place the helmet on the head Picture 8 Picture 9 ...

Page 14: ...ave the chin strap unfastened the helmet shall not fall off Picture 10 Picture 11 Picture 12 5a SNAP FIT BUCKLE Close lock the chin strap if your helmet configuration includes the snap fit buckle connect both parts of the buckle to lock the chin strap 5b CAM BUCKLE Close lock the chin strap if your helmet configuration includes the red cam buckle connect both parts of the buckle to lock the chin s...

Page 15: ...ust the plastic rings to secure the strap 6b TWIN CHIN STRAP 7 Adjust the right part of the chin strap tighten the right part of the chin strap until tight but comfortable Adjust the plastic rings to secure the strap To facilitate this step unfasten the chin strap and remove the helmet from the head Picture 13 Picture 14 ...

Page 16: ...lower part of the chin strap tighten it until tight but comfortable Position the plastic rings to secure the strap To facilitate this step unfasten the chin strap and remove the helmet from the head Picture 15 PAB MP1 Standard ...

Page 17: ...cludes a cam buckle press the red tab PRESS to open the chin strap and then remove the helmet from the head 2b SNAP FIT BUCKLE Open the chin strap if your helmet configuration includes a snap fit buckle press on both sides of the buckle to open the chin strap and then remove the helmet from the head Picture 16 Picture 17 Picture 18 CERTIFICATES ...

Page 18: ...the face shield visor position the internal goggles first Then pull down the face shield into use position or pull it up over the helmet into standby position To facilitate this step and to avoid fingerprints on the visor use the bulge at the bottom of the face shield ADJUSTING THE INTEGRATED INTERNAL GOGGLES AND FACE SHIELD The face shield is an optional accessory and is not delivered with the he...

Page 19: ... worn over non designated corrective frames may transmit impacts which may damage the corrective eyewear thus creating a hazard to the wearer Any scratched damaged or dropped face shields and goggles shall be replaced Materials which may come into contact with the wearer s skin could cause allergic reactions to susceptible individuals Equipment not marked with T should only be used at non extreme ...

Page 20: ... the helmet see number 1 on picture 21 1 Unfasten the rubber bands from the inside of the shell 2 Place the goggles around the helmet 3 Fasten again the rubber bands around the goggle strap Warning When wearing safety goggles on a helmet with preinstalled internal goggles the internal goggles must be in standby position When using safety goggles be sure to use safety goggles that comply at least t...

Page 21: ... Picture 23 ATTACHING THE NECK PROTECTORS Optional Neck protectors are optional accessories If you purchased the version with a neck protector please follow the instructions below Different versions leather aluminised fibre Nomex or meta aramid of standard neck protector for rear protection can be attached All version can be attached using the 3 snap fasteners 3 point attachment on the interior pa...

Page 22: ... other manufacturers please contact PAB Akrapovic for more information MOUNTING THE LAMP HOLDERS AND LAMPS Optional Type I lamp holder open lamp holder for UK Underwater Kinetics and PELI lamps 1 First mount the lamp holder slide the provided lamp holder from the top to the bottom of the lamp holder adapter positioned on the sides covers left right of the helmet Make sure the lamp holder is firmly...

Page 23: ...der from the top to the bottom of the lamp holder adapter positioned on the sides of the helmet Make sure the lamp holder is firmly placed and positioned as shown in the picture 2 Mount the lamp slide the lamp into the lamp holder from the front of the lamp holder UK 4AA or 2AA and then tighten the screw on the top of the lamp holder to secure the lamp Picture 26 Picture 25 ...

Page 24: ...e energy of a blow by partial destruction of or damage to the helmet Even though such damage may not be readily apparent any helmet subjected to severe impact should be replaced An unusual event may require to replace a product after only one use This depends on the type and intensity of use or the environment in which it is used aggressive environments extreme temperatures contact with chemicals ...

Page 25: ... all the components shall be in place and fixed firmly Check for any visible cracks or fractures none shall be evident No evident wear Check the helmet fit is always correct Attention During the inspection pay special attention to the components listed below that are critical for the safety of the product and replace the product or the component if any of the described conditions is evident suspen...

Page 26: ... detailed check of the helmet every time the helmet has been exposed to severe conditions direct flame contact very high temperatures mechanical impact contact with chemicals or pouring metal Cleaning and care PLASTIC COMPONENTS use soapy water and a soft cloth Do not use detergents solvent based products or abrasive materials INTERNAL GOGGLES use soapy water and a soft cloth Do not use detergents...

Page 27: ...nd neck piece use soapy water and a soft cloth Head padding hand wash in cold water and a mild detergent Rinse with water and let dry cHCK7 Note do not remove the interior basket from the shell NECK PROTECTORS Neck protectors made of Nomex or meta aramid cleaning at 30 C with a gentle detergent Leather or aluminised neck protectors cleaning at 30 C with water using a sponge gHELU d ...

Page 28: ...overs 4 lamp holder adapters 5 and remove the old face shield from its position 3 Place the new face shield on the side holes and carefully reassemble all the parts screw 1 inner plastic protector 2 gasket 3 side covers 4 and lamp holder adapters 5 to their original positions Secure the visor and all the parts with a crosstip screwdriver 4 Before wearing the helmet check if the face shield is prop...

Page 29: ...e helmet and its parts shall be treated as ordinary non hazardous industrial waste according to local regulations For further information please contact PAB Akrapovic The minimal expected lifetime of the helmet is ten 10 years but it strongly depends on the conditions of use maintenance and storage of the product To ensure a lifitime as long as possible please follow the instructions information a...

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