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If circumstances prevented cleaning of the EBS before transport, or if it became exposed to

wet or unclean conditions it must be subjected to the cleaning procedure described above

before being returned to storage.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE 

As with any equipment that may be called upon for assistance in an emergency, the readiness of the 
equipment to perform as intended is crucial.  Therefore it is extremely important that your organization 

have and follow a plan that prescribes the frequency of inspection and servicing to ensure the EBS 

condition has not been compromised such that its ability to perform is in jeopardy.  Needs vary from 

one organization to another and the proper interval for inspections is at the discretion of your safety 

officer. However, at a minimum, the following should be performed. 

At any time during the handling or observation of the EBS there is evidence of loss of pressure or 

physical damage to the unit, it must be taken out of service and inspected by an authorized service 

technician. 

According to the 

aluminum

 cylinder manufacturer, the EBS cylinder 

if less than 2" in 

diameter and less than 12" in length is excepted from volumetric expansion test. 

However

 the cylinder must be taken out of service if it has been exposed to a temperature greater than

176°C (350°F) or has received a scratch or scuff on the cylinder body with a depth greater than 

0.127mm (0.005 inches). 

Operational units

 must be serviced at least annually.  Service may include comprehensive inspection 

and disassembly, cleaning and adjustment.  

  Disassembly of the EBS is to be done only by a technician that has received training 

and authorization to service the EBS, using Zeagle or Huish Outdoors supplied parts only.   

Do not attempt to disassemble the unit without training and authorization. Such activity could lead to a 

serious malfunction of the unit resulting in a loss of air delivery in a critical situation, possibly leading to 

serious injury or death. 

Training units 

must be serviced at least annually, after not more than 200 uses or after any 

observation of improper operation or physical damage to the EBS unit.  If it is suspected that water or 

other contaminants has entered the unit, it should be taken out of service and submitted for 

maintenance.  If there are any questions as to the need for maintenance, contact your distributor. 

EBS 

User 

Manual

ZE.01.05.0031 REV. A

Summary of Contents for DEFENDER EBS 207

Page 1: ...ual Page 1 ZEAGLE DEFENDER EBS EMERGENCY BREATHING SYSTEM USER MANUAL Huish Outdoors Part PN 350 9200 ZEAGLE DEFENDER EBS 207 BAR SYSTEM PN 350 9210 ZEAGLE DEFENDER EBS 207 BAR SYSTEM w ON OFF ZE 01 0...

Page 2: ...Page 2 EBS User Manual ZE 01 05 0031 REV A...

Page 3: ...EBS is considered a Emergency Self Contained Emergency Underwater Breathing Apparatus A such the EBS is designed for user deployment and operation with sufficient notice given to the user to deploy t...

Page 4: ...able ease of use and maintenance Additional features that include adjustable mouthpiece positions a flexible hose with swivel connections and convenient port connections provide desirable options for...

Page 5: ...his manual and mastering the skills necessary to operate inspect and maintain it properly Failure to do so could result in a situation whereby the EBS would not be an available resource to assist with...

Page 6: ...or and valve is threaded into the cylinder to provide a compact assembly It is provided with an onboard pressure gauge an ON OFF port or knob aassembly fill port and low pressure hose with a swivel co...

Page 7: ...anual EBS User Manual ZE 01 05 0031 REV A The ON OFF port of the integrated valve and first stage must always be in the ON position any time the EBS is in service and ready to be deployed If the valve...

Page 8: ...with the user s mouth and supply air on demand for breathing See instructions for use in EBS Deployment section of this manual The second stage assembly also provides a location for storage of a nose...

Page 9: ...NCY SITUATION 1 Use one hand to secure your position at the nearest exit escape route Use your free hand to grasp the EBS second stage regulator and pull out and away from your body to ensure hose is...

Page 10: ...air flow ceases allowing you to comfortably exhale Air flow to you can be manually activated anytime by pressing the purge feature as long as there is a remaining air supply in the cylinder 5 After y...

Page 11: ...d properly could create a hazard with a possible risk of serious injury or death Before connecting the Fill Adapter to the Male QD observe the following information When compressed air is introduced i...

Page 12: ...e a full charge Exceeding the maximum pressure and fill rate could result in damage to the EBS and create a hazardous condition with the possibility of serious injury or death To Fill the EBS cylinder...

Page 13: ...freshwater to remove sea salt and other contaminates Be sure mouthpiece and exhaust valves are included in flushing operation Following rinsing dip the second stage in a sanitizing bath as prescribed...

Page 14: ...inder if less than 2 in diameter and less than 12 in length is excepted from volumetric expansion test However the cylinder must be taken out of service if it has been exposed to a temperature greater...

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