15).
Replacement after impact or high heat exposure:
Your helmet
is made to absorb the energy of a blow by partial destruction or
damage to the shell and/or suspension system. Even though such
damage may not be readily apparent, you should replace your helmet
if it is subjected to a severe impact or excessive heat.
16).
Warranty:
This helmet is warranted for a particular purpose.
Carefully read the “Warranty Information” in this user information
guide. If labels in the helmet are missing or become unreadable, contact
the manufacturer for replacement labels.
17).
Marking recommendations and modifications:
Do not
attempt to alter or modify your helmet. Do not paint or apply
any materials to the exterior of the helmet that have not been
approved by Pacific Helmets. For identification purposes,
you may mark your protective helmet on the interior using an
indelible marker, if permitted by your department or organization.
Do not write over or obscure information on the product label.
18).
Testing and assessment of performance:
Your protective
helmet has been evaluated for a number of performance properties
that are based on the respective standard(s) for its certification.
These properties include, but are not limited to, force impact
resistance and impact energy attenuation, physical penetration
resistance, heat and thermal shrinkage resistance, flame resistance,
electrical insulation, retention system strength, suspension system
retention. Where required by the relevant standards, helmets may
also be checked for shell separation, label durability and legibility,
corrosion resistance, and trim visibility. If you have any questions,
check with your department or organization, who in turn can contact
Pacific Helmets for clarification.
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