Technical description:
Tube material: Nylon
Tube thickness: 420 Den fluorescent
50 N lifting capacity, fully inflated
Gas cylinder: 16 g CO2, threaded
Inflation mechanism: Manual or Automatic inflation
Weight: 0,5 kg
Length: 1600mm
Service interval: 1 time/year
EN No: 14202-6 Special Purpose Device
Model: QS Belt Art.no: 3000
Serial No: Art. 100
Manufacture: 1604
Air temp: --5®C til +30®C
Water temp:-1®C og +30®C
MADE IN SWEDEN
QS BELT
has an inflation valve connected to an airtight bladder. This valve has an automatic function but can also in case of emergency
triggered manually by dragging the red ball. The belt shall sit on around the waist and adjusted by tightening the outer belt. Feel so that
QS Belt is firmly and comfortably around your waist. NOTE that the buckles on the belt should be on the back and the belt on the front
of the stomach! This is to give a clear airway if accidentally fall into the water. Do not use as a cushion. Train yourself in the use of the
device and try out the lifebelt to ascertain its performance before use. To be used in sheltered waters with help and rescue close at
hand.
In automatic inflation you do not need to do anything. Inflation will start automatically after three seconds in the water. The belt also
has a manual inflation backup with a mouth tube that you can use if you need to inflate the belt by mouth. All products are deflated
through the mouth tube. The gases in our cartridges are harmless carbon dioxide of food quality.
NOTE! After the rescue belt was inflated it must be recharged. In the instruction manual you can read more about how to use the QS
Belt. Full performance may not be achieved using waterproof clothing or in other circumstances. Compability with harness, clothing
and/or other equipment/toys are possible. Refer to the leaflet.
QS Belt contains: front holster, inflation mechanism, mouth valve, fluorescent yellow lung, drawstring, waist strap with buckle who
shall be sitting on the back.
Drain: On the red mouth tube is a black cork, lift the cap and invert so that the top is pressed against the green hole in the red tube.
Hold, press and squeeze the air out of the yellow air lung until the belt is fully deflated.
Before Operation - Each time you use your rescuebelt, check the following:
1. Controll of the CO2 cartridge
Unscrew the CO2 cartridge (counterclockwise) and check that it is not pierced. Screw the non-perforated CO2 cartridge (clockwise) by
hand. Perforated CO2 cartridge is used and must be replaced. Gas cylinders are dangerous goods and shall be kept away from children
and not misused.
2. Check the safety indicators and cartridge
Automatic version: Check the safety pin is in place. Missing any of the green safety pins and / or the CO2 cartridge is perforated the belt
must be recharged. Also check so the black cartridge so the date is not too old.
3. Check the drawstring
Check that the drawstring runs freely and hanging out below the outer black casing and can be operated without having to open the
belt.
Recharging - cartridge
If the belt is activated automatically you have to replace the CO2 cartridge, the black cartridge and the green safety pin of the manual
arm. Check the date on the black cartridge so it is not old, such as 0418, which means that it must be replaced by April 2018th
Use only hand pressure during assembly of the parts.
Once Unpacking and Re-use
After checking that the new CO2 cartridge and the black cartridge are replaced, fold air lung with the yellow side with the inflator
outward so theinflator is visible before the holster, folded over the air lung, fasten all Velcro together. Make sure that the red ball
hanging freely down so you can pull it in emergencies. Double check tall mekanism is new.
