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11. When fully donned the suit should appear as in figs.29 & 30.

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Summary of Contents for PRPS (T)

Page 1: ...BS 066 C 2018 Instructions for use of Powered Respirator Protective Suit PRPS T EN GZX Respirex RJS Respiratory and Chemical Protective Suits ...

Page 2: ...g 4 Cleaning Pg 4 Suit label Pg 5 Removal and of replaceable neck seal Pg 6 Preparation for use Pg 7 Indicator lights and warnings Pg 10 Donning procedure Pg 11 Doffing procedure use of Hazbag optional Pg 16 Emergency self doffing procedure Pg 18 PVC disposal Pg 19 Battery disposal Pg 19 Filter disposal Pg 19 Sizing Pg 20 ...

Page 3: ...incorporating a helmet or hood as detailed in EN12941 1998 and satifies the Basic Health and Safety Requirements ANNEX II of the PPE Regulation EU 2016 425 and Regulation 2016 425 on personal protective equipment as brought into UK law and amended Note the total mass of the PRPS T exceeds that stipulated for a normal EN12941 1998 filtering device For changes to manufacturer s designed duration ref...

Page 4: ...h 3M 453 09 25 filters The filters when used in conjunction with the 3M Jupiter AFU as part of an approved system conform to the RILS0003 based upon EN12941 1998 see introduction Please refer to the instructions for use supplied with the 3M Jupiter AFU for limitations storage cleaning instructions etc 3M Ref QX 3800 1080 8 Garment features include Large flexible visor bonded to the suit Four exhal...

Page 5: ...system becomes damaged e g tears or punctures in the suit b Airflow into the suit decreases or stops or visor misting occurs c Breathing becomes difficult d Dizziness or other distress occurs e You taste or smell contaminants or an irritation occurs f An alarm condition occurs Never modify or alter this product The usable temperature range of the ensemble is 5 C to 40 C 90 humidity If the wearer n...

Page 6: ...d be wiped with a sponge using warm water and Citikleen rinsed and allowed to dry naturally The inner surfaces of the suit should be sanitized using Synodor Do not use solvents or strong cleaning and disinfecting agents these may degrade the materials from which the suit is constucted Do not allow water to enter the breathing tube any part of the AFU assembly or filters see Spares and Accesories 4...

Page 7: ...fo respirex co uk FAX 44 0 1737 779441 TEL 44 0 1737 778600 8 CE and UKCA mark with No ﬁed Body and UK Approved Body code 9 Open Book Pictogram wearer must refer to the Instruc ons for use for further informa on 10 Pictogram deno ng no protec on against chemical contamina on 11 Five care pictograms indica ng that clothing is not suitable for cleaning and reuse Pictogram 1 Hand wash Pictogram 2 Do ...

Page 8: ...ck seal from the suit fig 2 Take a new seal fig 3 Part no G01011 and align the fastening strip Working around the circumference of the neck opening press the Velcro fastening firmly together until the strip is completely joined figs 4 5 Finally check that there are no gaps in the join that may reduce the efficiency of the seal It is important that a correctly fitted neck seal is ALWAYS in position...

Page 9: ...damage that may reduce the level of protection pay particular attention to the seam areas and gloves 2 Check the suit is free from contamination both externally and internally 3 Check vision through the visor is not impaired by scratches or heavy scuff marks 4 Check the zip operates correctly and the pull tag is in good condition 5 Verify the breathing tube and remote warning device are connected ...

Page 10: ...een light will remain illuminated fig 10 At this point the 60 minute timer begins 8 Remove the small plastic screw caps and fit the two filters to the suit figs 11 12 Important The clear plastic filter lids should remain in place whilst the filters are in use 8 Fig 9 Fig 10 Green light Red light Note Lights as viewed from exterior of suit Fig 11 Fig 12 ...

Page 11: ...uit headspace and covering the open end of the tube with a flat hand fig 14 Ensure that after a short time the buzzer begins to beep and the red light begins to flash 11 Remove hand from the outlet The red light will go out all three lights will cycle for a short time then the green light will remain illuminated fig 15 12 The suit is now ready for use If required after preparation for use the AFU ...

Page 12: ...U the amber light will illuminate intermittently and the buzzer will beep for 10 seconds After 75 minutes additional 15 minutes the amber light will remain illuminated and the buzzer will beep for 10 seconds In an alarm condition the red light will flash and the buzzer will beep This indicates either a low air flow or a low battery 10 ...

Page 13: ...nd boots easier Entry to the suit is made via an opening at the front that is sealed by a gas tight zip fastener protected by overlapping flaps with a velcro strip It is good practice for an assistant to help the wearer don and doff the suit This makes the process easier and quicker and will help to avoid stumbling or tripping which may result in personal injury or damage to the suit NB The suit m...

Page 14: ...he rear of the suit fasten the internal waist belt securely fig 18 If necessary adjust the belt until comfortable 4 Lift the suit up above waist level and connect the drinking tube that runs from the headspace to the tube on the re hydration pack figs 19 20 12 Fig 18 Fig 19 Fig 20 ...

Page 15: ...recommended that cotton gloves are worn to absorb sweat and to assist with donning and doffing procedure fig 22 6 The dressing assistant should now switch on the AFU to ensure that breathing air is supplied to the wearer fig 23 NB NEVER attempt to wear a PRPS T suit without switching on the AFU and ensuring the green light is permanently illuminated see indicator lights and warnings 7 Place both a...

Page 16: ...wearer s neck 9 With the wearer s arms in an outstretched position the assistant should fully fasten the zipper across the chest fig 27 10 Seal down the zip flaps evenly to the suit trying to leave a minimum of gaps and ridges for the possible ingression of spray or splash fig 28 Note when sealing down the upper flap you may find it easier to achieve a smooth seal by working from the centre outwar...

Page 17: ...11 When fully donned the suit should appear as in figs 29 30 15 Fig 29 Fig 30 ...

Page 18: ...g assistant should break the velcro seal on the outer zip flaps and fully open the gas tight zip across the chest fig 32 3 Wearers should now withdraw their arms from the sleeves of the suit and unfasten both the waist belt attached to the AFU and the chin strap of the peak less safety helmet if worn After unfastening the waist belt the wearer s arms should be crossed over the chest fig 33 16 Fig ...

Page 19: ...emain in the head space of the suit The helmet can be recovered from the suit on completion of the doffing procedure 5 If wearing the suit in combination with a re hydration pack this should now be disconnected from the drinking tube attached to the suit 6 The dressing assistant should carefully lower the suit to boot level fig 34 and the wearer can now step out of the suit avoiding contact its ex...

Page 20: ...hazbag using the plastic tie provided fig 36 If required enter all relevant information onto the hazbag tag Emergency self doffing procedure 1 Withdraw your right arm from the suit sleeve and push against the back of the zip at the pull tag end 2 With your left hand unseal the outer velcro flap fastening and undo the zip 3 Undo the AFU belt and unfasten the helmet chin strap if worn 4 Exit the sui...

Page 21: ...ng disposal refer to 3M Jupiter AFU user instructions 3M Ref QX 3800 1080 8 Filter disposal In use the 3M 453 09 25 A2B1E1K1P R filter canister will absorb and retain any particulate contamination that is present in the immediate environment Used filter canisters are potential reservoirs of any contamination that is present and should be disposed of accordingly Disposal of used filters should be u...

Page 22: ...e range of height chest sizes suitable for speci c sizes of PRPS suit check your body measurements and select the correct size of suit Body measure ments in cm inch Warning Incorrect size selection could lead to a reduced level of protection 20 ...

Page 23: ... Filter Unit is are in conformity with the provisions of EMC Directive 2014 30 EU and with the National Standard transposing the harmonised European Standard Number s EN 55011 2007 Industrial scientific and medical radio frequency equipment Electromagnetic disturbance characteristics Limits and methods of measurement EN 61000 4 2 1995 Electrostatic discharge immunity test EN 61000 4 3 2002 Radiate...

Page 24: ...ELEPHONE 44 0 1737 778600 FAX 44 0 1737 779441 EMAIL info respirex co uk Module B and D Type Examination By BSI Davy Avenue Knowhill Milton Keynes MK5 8PP ENGLAND BSI Group The Netherlands B V Say Building John M Keynesplein 9 1066 EP Amsterdam NETHERLANDS Approved Body No 0086 Notified Body No 2797 BS 066 C 2018 ...

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