CFA MSA G1, Справочное руководство

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Contents
4 SAFETY FIRS T Edition 1 – December 2019
MSA G1 Classic Breathing Apparatus
Comparison
This table provides a high-level overview of the two types MSA G1 sets.
Component MSA G1 Classic
(Pneumatic)
MSG G1 Electronic
(Electronic)
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Wear comfort

large, non-slip shoulder straps

weight distribution being on the hips
rather than the shoulders

a rotating height adjustable lumber
support
 
Buddy breathing system
 
Buddy lights


Facemask in three sizes
 
Low pressure warning whistle operating at
55+/- 5 bar
 
Battery


Power module


Electronic low air alarm at 100 bar


Series of different electronic alarms


Stand-alone distress signal unit (DSU)


Gauge Analogue Digital and analogue
Procedures and Fire Ground Practices
The procedures and Fire Ground Practices (FGPs) have been closely aligned between
the two MSA G1 models. During operations there is no difference when breathing air.
The differences relate to the lights and alarm sounds of the MSA G1 E BA. The MSA
G1 C and MSA G1 E remain interoperable and the procedures and processes are the
same.
If you are working alongside a brigade that is using an MSA G1 E set, they remain
interoperable with the MSA G1 C and the procedures and process are still the same.
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Refer to the MSA G1 Electronic manual for information about the components and operation.