Advantage 400
10
Filter selection
MSA
GB
2.5
Lever replacement
The lever can only be replaced if in a certain position. Bring the catch of the lever in a position
where the notch can be clicked onto the yoke.
3
Filter selection
Applicable National Regulations must be observed. For guidance the EN 529:2005
[Recommendations for selection, use, care and maintenance] is available.
Advantage 410: Respiratory filters according to EN 14387 or EN 143:2000 with standardised
connector EN 148-1 may be used. The maximum weight of the filter is 300 g.
Advantage 420: Dedicated MSA Respiratory Filters according to EN 14387 of EN 143:2000 of
Series Advantage, TabTec or FLEXIfilter may be used [see chapter 5.3].
3.1
Gas and combination filters
Respiratory protective filters are classified according EN 14387, EN 143:2000/A1:2006 and
marked with the filter type [code letter and code colour] and filter class [code number]. The filter
type, filter class and referenced standard are marked on each filter.
Filter type Colour
Application
A
Brown
Vapours from organic compounds with a boiling point higher than 65°C.
AX
Brown
Vapours from organic compounds with a boiling point lower than 65°C.
B
Grey
Inorganic gases and vapours, e.g. chlorine, hydrogen sulphide,
hydrogen cyanide
E
Yellow
Sulphur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, acid gases
K
Green
Ammonia and derivatives of ammonia
P
White
Against particles of hazardous materials with a negligible
vapour pressure
