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ELSA DASH/SPRINT 

4. 

Release  the  cylinder  retaining  strap 

and withdraw the cylinder from the bag. 

 

5. 

Undo  the  reducer  handwheel  and 

remove  the  reducer  from  the  cylinder 

valve.  Mark  the  cylinder  as  empty  and 

return for charging. 
6. 

Check that the reducer and its black 

O-ring  are  in  good  condition  and  that  the 

O-ring is free from grease. 

 

7. 

Check  that  the  cylinder  contents 

gauge  shows  fully charged and screw the 

reducer into the cylinder valve. 

 

8. 

Fit  the  cylinder  into  the  bag  and 

arrange  the  contents gauge so that it can 

be  seen  clearly  when  the  bag  is  closed. 

Secure the cylinder with the retaining strap 

and buckle. 
9. 

Feed  the  breathing  hose  into  the 

bag. 
10.  Arrange the hood in the bag so that 

it will not foul when pulled from the bag. 
11.  Check  that  the  quick-fire  cord  is  in 

good condition. 

 

12.  Wind  the  quick  fire  cord  around  the 

cylinder  valve  handwheel,  so  that  the 

handwheel  turns  anti-clockwise  when  the 

cord is pulled. 
13.  Close  the  bag  lid  and  fit  an  anti-

tamper tag. 

4.4  BREATHING APPARATUS 

LOG 

Enter  details  of  the  results  of  the 

preceding  tests  in  the  appropriate 

breathing  apparatus  log.  A  breathing 

apparatus  log  is  available  from 

Scott

 

Health  and  Safety  Limited

  under  Article 

Number 1034745. 

4.5  STOW APPARATUS 

Apparatus  should  be  stored  or  stowed 

ready-for-use,  away  from  direct  sunlight 

(which  will,  through  time,  degrade  the 

material of the bag). 
Apparatus  stored  in  temperatures  below 

+4ºC  must  be  thoroughly  dry  prior  to 

storage  and  must  be  kept  dry,  as  ice 

forming  on  or  in  the  apparatus  may 

degrade performance. 

Summary of Contents for ELSA Dash

Page 1: ...ELSA DASH SPRINT Compressed Air Escape Breathing Apparatus User Instructions Article No 1034931 Issue G 01 2007...

Page 2: ...UALITY ATTRIBUTES 5 3 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 5 3 1 INITIAL CHECKS 5 3 2 DONNING 5 3 3 HOOD DASH SPRINT 6 3 4 FACEMASK SPRINT 7 4 AFTER USE CLEANING AND TESTING 7 4 1 CLEANING HOODS DASH SPRINT 7 4 2 CLE...

Page 3: ...and remember what you must do to survive Don and activate the apparatus Leave the hazard area immediately Do not enter a hazard area unless it is part of the escape route Ensure that clothing hair sp...

Page 4: ...he type of respiratory protection required In general constant flow escape breathing apparatus is NOT suitable for use where There are unknown hazards There are no planned escape routes There are esca...

Page 5: ...ith a flow rate of 38 litres per minute that consists of a compressed air cylinder with a pressure reducing valve reducer cylinder valve and hood contained in a high visibility bag or black anti stati...

Page 6: ...od has an inner mask to minimise visor misting and carbon dioxide dead space A spring loaded exhale valve helps maintain a positive pressure within the facepiece Hoods are fabricated from high visibil...

Page 7: ...mechanism that becomes active when the wearer takes a first breath or with instant positive pressure where air is available as soon as the cylinder valve is opened Demand valves with a first breath m...

Page 8: ...C Directive EC 686 1986 Sabre Breathing Apparatus is an ISO9001 2000 approved division of Scott Health and Safety Limited NOTIFIED BODIES Inspec International Ltd No 0194 Upper Wingbury Courtyard Wing...

Page 9: ...the hood insert hands palms together into the neckseal and stretch the neckseal 2 Hold the hood with the neck seal over the crown of the head and pull the hood down over the head until the neck seal...

Page 10: ...LY When clear of the hazard area release the head harness and remove the facemask 6 After use the apparatus must be cleaned checked and the cylinder changed as described in Section 4 After Use Cleanin...

Page 11: ...hood check that the locking catch clicks into place c Fit the exhale valve and clip the valve cover into place 4 2 CLEANING FACEMASKS CAUTION Ensure visor is not scratched or contaminated with oil or...

Page 12: ...range the hood in the bag so that it will not foul when pulled from the bag 11 Check that the quick fire cord is in good condition 12 Wind the quick fire cord around the cylinder valve handwheel so th...

Page 13: ...s should be checked when issued and daily thereafter Apparatus deployed to ready use lockers should be checked daily 5 2 DAILY CHECKS Daily checks consist of the following 1 Check that the contents ga...

Page 14: ...Check that the orange O ring is clean and in good condition 3 Check that the locking catch moves freely without sticking 4 Connect the demand valve to the facepiece If it is a first breath demand val...

Page 15: ...Sabre Breathing Apparatus...

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