Sealey PWH616, Руководство пользователя

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min. Features an audible alarm to alert user of low battery/low airflow. Inner hood has protective clear visor to BS EN166 standards. Welding
helmet has adjustable shade control from 9-13 & 5-8. Fully automatic switching from light to dark on striking arc @ 1/25,000s. Solar panel
power supply to welding helmet. Contoured design helmet with adjustable headband for added comfort. Suitable for MIG, TIG and ARC welding.
Complies with BS EN379, EN175, EN166, EN12941 and DIN standards.
3. SPECIFICATION
Model No:......................................................................................................PWH616
HELMET:
Shade Active: ................................................................................. 5-8 & 9-13 Variable
Shade Inactive: .......................................................................................................... 4
G rinding Function: .................................................................................................. Yes
V iewing Area: .............................................................................................. 98 x 62mm
O perating Time Light / Dark: ......................................................................... 1/25,000s
Operating Temperature: ......................................................................... -5°C to +55°C
POWERED AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATOR:
PAPR Air Flow Settings: ................................................................... 150/180/210L/min
P APR Lithium Battery Charging Time: ..................................................... 2.5hr approx.
P APR Filter Classification: ........................................................................ TH1 P R SL
PAPR REPLACEMENT PARTS:
Filter cartridge: ............................................................................................ PWH616.F
Lithium battery: ........................................................................................ PWH616.BP
B lower hose: ............................................................................................ PWH616.BH
HELMET REPLACEMENT PARTS:
B lock nut ................................................................................................. PWH616.H01
Front Cover Lens .................................................................................... PWH616.H02
Auto-Darkening Filter Cartridge .............................................................. PWH616.H03
H eadband ............................................................................................... PWH616.H04
S weat Band ............................................................................................. PWH616.H05
4. HELMET
4.1. HELMET ADJUSTMENT (fig.1)
4.1.1. To adjust the fit-to-head, use the handwheel (fig.1.1) on the back of the strap to increase or decrease the head band circumference.
4.1.2. Further adjustment for fit-to-head can be achieved by increasing or decreasing the length of webbing straps fig.1.2 and fig.1.3.
4.1.3. To adjust the distance between the user’s face and the front of the mask, loosen the side thumbwheels and depress the spring loaded
pin on the hinge points (fig.1.4, fig.1.5). Slide the helmet to the desired position and release the pin. There are three locations into
which the spring loaded pin may be seated. Re-tighten the thumbwheels. This should be done one side at a time and both sides
should be located at the same position for proper auto-darkening filter operation.
4.1.4. To adjust the viewing angle loosen the side thumbwheels. Depress the tab on item fig.1.6 to disengage it from the rotation lock
(fig.1.7) and set the angle to suit. There are several locations on the rotation lock into which the tab may be engaged. Re-tighten the
thumbwheels.
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P WH616 Issue 1 04/12/20
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