RSG T-Air Powered Air Purifying Respirator User Manual

RSG T-Air Powered Air Purifying Respirator

RSG Safety BV Marinus Dammeweg 38 5928 PW Venlo The Netherlands

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T-Air® Powered Air Purifying Respirator

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    • Information on year of manufacture

The serial number results from the year of manufacture: Example: Serial number 0059/0119 the date of manufacture is therefore January 2019.

For your safety

General safety statements

• Before using this product, carefully read these Instructions for Use and those of the associated components.
• Strictly follow the Instructions for Use. The user must fully understand and strictly observe the instructions.
• Use the product only for the purposes specified in the Intended use section of this document.
• Only trained and competent users are permitted to use this product.
• Follow the local and national guidelines pertaining to this product.
• Only trained and competent personnel are permitted to inspect, repair and service the product.
• Use only genuine RSG spare parts and accessories, or the proper functioning of the product may be impaired.
• Do not use a faulty or incomplete product. Do not modify the product.
• It is mandatory to wear hearing protection in combination with all RSG headtops.
• Notify RSG Safety in the event of any product or component fault or failure.
• Improper use of this equipment may result in personal injury or death. Improper use includes, but is not limited to, use without adequate training, disregard of the warnings and instructions contained herein, and failure to inspect and maintain this respiratory protective equipment. Read and understand all instructions before attempting to operate or service this equipment.
• This equipment is intended to be used only in conjunction with an organized Respiratory Protection program.
• Before using this equipment, read the contents of EN 529:2005 and familiarize yourself with the requirements for Respiratory Protective Devices RPD and their potential effects on the wearer.
• PAPR (Powered Air Purifying Respirator) system users must be familiar with workplace hazards prior to using the equipment and must be fully trained in the use of the T-Air® Powered Air Purifying Respirator.
• In the ‘power off’ state, there is little or no respiratory protection. This is regarded as an abnormal condition. In the ‘power off’ state, a rapid build-up of carbon dioxide a depletion of oxygen within the hood, mask or helmet may occur.
• RSG SAFETY B.V PAPR’s must be used with a RSG SAFETY headtop and filters, unless otherwise directed. Read this manual, the headtop manual and RSG SAFETY Filter manuals, prior to using this equipment.
• The PAPR must be fitted with appropriate and correct range of filters for the workplace hazards.
• This product must only be used with filters manufactured by RSG SAFETY B.V. The use of any other filters will negate the approval and will be likely to reduce the level of  protection provided. Do not compromise your health and life!
• Do not confuse EN12941 and EN12942 filter markings with filter marking relating to other EN standards.
• Do not use PAPR IN CONFINED SPACES, OXYGEN DEFICIENT ATMOSPHERS (<19%), OXYGEN ENRICHED ATMOPSPHERS (>23%), OR WHERE THERE IS AN IMMIDIATE DANGER TO LIFE OR HEALTH. Local regulations may apply.
• Do not use if the ambient temperature is outside of the range -10oC to +50oC. Humidity levels up to 95% RH do not present any operational problems.
• Do not use if PAPR is damaged. Inspect the headtop and airhose each time before use to ensure that there is no damage of any kind that may cause leakage or reduce levels of protection. A monthly inspection of the PAPR is a mandatory requirement in the UK under COSHH regulations and inspection on a monthly basis is strongly recommended for all other countries.
• Protection will only be obtained if the equipment is in a proper condition and is fitted correctly.
• In the unlikely event that the PAPR fails while in hazardous area, there may be an increase of carbon dioxide and contamination within the headtop. Leave the area immediately!
• Do not remove headtop/facepiece while in the hazardous area.
• Do not interfere with the seals in any way whilst work is progressing.
• Do not snag the hose or neckband of the mask or disturb the fit of the headtop/ facepiece.
• Do not use the Facepiece if the seal is adversely affected by spectacle or beards.
• Do not remove or change batteries in an explosive or flammable atmosphere.

Description

System overview
The RSG T-Air® PAPR1) powered air purifying respirator may be composed of different components depending on its field of application and the required protection class. Observe particularly the filter operating limits.

A complete device includes

1. Blower unit with rechargeable battery

2. Filters (see separate user instructions)

3. Facepiece: Headtop or Full face mask (see separate user instructions)

4. Breathing hose
   If applicable, accessory components (without illustration)

5. T-Air is a registered trademark of RSG Safety BV.

Table 1 Configuration matrix

Number| Facepiece| PAPR

EN12941

| PAPR

EN12942

| Particle filters| Combination filters| Class
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
| | 650102| 401201| 401209/401215/401216/401217/401218|
1| 614060| YES| X| P R SL| A2PRSL / AB(E)2PRSL / ABEK2(Hg)PRSL| TH3
2| 614061| YES| X| P R SL| A2PRSL / AB(E)2PRSL / ABEK2(Hg)PRSL| TH3
3| 614062| YES| X| P R SL| A2PRSL / AB(E)2PRSL / ABEK2(Hg)PRSL| TH3
4| 614150| YES| X| P R SL| A2PRSL / AB(E)2PRSL / ABEK2PRSL| TH2
5| 615150| YES| X| P R SL| A2PRSL / AB(E)2PRSL / ABEK2P SL| TH1
7| 400201| X| YES| P R SL| A2PRSL / AB(E)2PRSL / ABEK2(Hg)PRSL| TM3
8| 400101| X| YES| P R SL| A2PRSL / AB(E)2PRSL / ABEK2(Hg)PRSL| TM3

Components

Blower unit
The blower unit is the central device component. Device characteristics:

• Control panel with full color LED display of current system status
• Electronic monitoring of device functions
• Four-stage selection of flow rate
• Residual particle filter capacity
• Rechargeable battery capacity
• Detection if filters are disconnected from the device
• Detection of the employed type of facepiece (full face mask or hood/helmet/ protective visor) and corresponding adjustment of the flow rate rangeIllustration of blower unit see Figure A – B (Label Figure G)

1. Hose connection
2. Control display
3. Filter connections
4. Filters (not enclosed with blower unit)

Control display
Rechargeable battery status indicator

1. Flow rate indicator
2. Residual particle filter capacity indicator
3. Battery capacity indicator
4. On/off button (‘+’ or ‘-‘ button)
   • ‘+’ Increase flow rate
   • ‘-‘ Decrease flow rate

Explanation of control panel indicators

Segments light up in

red

| Battery capacity depending on number of displayed segments:

  75 % (4 segments)

  50 % (3 segments)

  25 % (2 segments)

< 25 % (1 segment)

Segments light up in orange| Residual capacity of particle filter1) depending on number of displayed segments:

  75 % (4 segments)

  50 % (3 segments)

  25 % (2 segments)

< 25 % (1 segment)

Segments light up in green| Flowrateintensitydependingonnumberofdisplayedsegments:

•           Highest flow rate (4 segments) = 210 l/min (160 l/min with mask)

•           Higher flow rate (3 segments) = 200 l/min (160 l/min with mask)

•           Increased flow rate (2 segments) = 180 l/min (160 l/min with mask)

•           Standard flow rate (1 segment) = 160 l/min

1. The residual capacity of the gas filter or the gas filter components of the combination filter cannot be indicated.

Filters and facepieces
Filters Always install 3 new filters of the same type! i.e. 3 x A2P R SL or 3 x ABEK2 P R SL For P R SL filters it is possible to use only 2 new filters. (Figure B) Use filter port plug. Install only new filters without any damage.

Caution! Before mounting new filters, make sure they are undamaged, in the original packing and their service life has not expired (expiry date is marked directly on the body of the filter). Check also whether the seals at the connecting points of the filters and the blower unit are undamaged and safe.

Facepieces
Headtops and full face masks are described in separate Instructions for Use.

Breathing hoses
The following breathing hoses are available:

• standard hose for headtops (Part # 661370)
• hose with thread connection for full face mask (Part # 661379)

Rechargeable batteries

• Illustration Figure C.
• Label Figure H.

The standard long life rechargeable Li-ion battery is specially designed for use with the T-AIR PAPR blower. The rechargeable batteries reach their full capacity after 5 charge and discharge cycles. The standard charge takes approx. 3 hours. In cases where the battery has been completely drained charging may take up to 4 hours longer. To prevent damage to or explosion of the rechargeable battery, charging is limited to a temperature range of 0°C to 50°C. If this temperature range is exceeded or falls below, charging will stop automatically and continue once the temperature range is reached again.

Battery charger
Standard Charger

• Illustration Figure C – D.

1. Status LED
2. Power supply

Explanation of the status LED

• Status LED is green. Rechargeable battery is inserted and fully charged (standby mode)
• Status LED is red. Rechargeable battery is inserted and being charged.
• Status LED is flashing red. Malfunction

When the rechargeable battery is fully charged, the charger switches automatically to standby. In standby mode, the rechargeable battery stays fully charged at all times. In this mode the rechargeable battery is neither overcharged nor damaged.

Functional description
The powered air purifying respirator, T-Air, is a respiratory protective device depending on circulating air. It filters the ambient air and makes it available as breathable air. The device continuously takes in ambient air through the filters. The filters absorb harmful substances depending on the filter type. In this way, the ambient air is recycled and finally reaches the facepiece. There it is available as breathable air. A continuous overpressure in the facepiece prevents ambient air from penetrating.

Warning devices
Malfunctions during operation are indicated by warning devices. The warning devices include:

• vibration alarm
• optical alarm (display on control panel)
• acoustic alarm

NOTE
The vibration alarm is triggered in addition to the acoustic alarm. Depending on the thickness and material of the clothing, the vibration alarm might not be perceived. The blower unit always delivers the same default flow rate. If in the foreseeable future the blower unit will no longer be able to deliver the default flow rate (e.g. due to increasing saturation of the particle filter), a warning or alarm is triggered.

NOTE
Warnings or alarms are indicated by flashing red LEDs. For an explanation of malfunction indicators, see section 4 Troubleshooting

Intended use
Depending on the connected filter type, the device protects against particles, gases and vapours or combinations hereof.

Limitations on use
The device is not suitable for use:
• in explosion-hazardous areas (Ex-areas)
• when there is a suspicion of contaminants with low warning properties (smell, taste, irritation of eyes and airways)
• in unventilated tanks, pits, canals etc.

Use

Preconditions for use

• The ambient conditions (in particular type and concentration of the contaminants) must be known.
• The oxygen content of the ambient air must not drop below the following limit values:
• At least 17 vol.% oxygen in all European countries except for the Netherlands, Belgium and the UK
• At least 19 vol.% oxygen in the Netherlands, Belgium, the UK. Observe the national guidelines in other countries.

Preparations for use
Perform the following activities outside the danger zone:

1. Select components of the powered air purifying respirator (filters, facepiece, etc.) according to the required protection class and task (see Configuration Matrix table 1)
2. Perform a visual inspection (see section 5.3.1).
3. Check battery capacity (see section 5.3.2).
4. Connect filters (see section 3.2.3).
5. Assemble the comfort belt (see section 3.2.1).
6. Don the device (see section 3.2.2).
7. Connect facepiece (see section 3.2.3)
8. Wear hearing protection (i.e. ear plugs)
9. Switch on the device (see section 3.2.4).

Assembling the comfort belt

Drawing I  You tube: “RSG Safety: Assembly Comfort Belt T-Air® Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR)

Donning the device

1. Adjust the belt to approximately the correct circumference.
2. Put on belt and close buckle. The device is located on the back of the user.
3. Tighten belt and fasten protruding ends with clips on ends of the belt.

Connecting the filters and facepiece

Filters
Mount new filters one by one clockwise. Take care to screw them tight to ensure tightness of the joints. It is unacceptable to clean a filter or blow through it in any way and then re-apply to the unit. From a hygiene perspective, it is recommended not to use filters on the unit for more than 180 working hours.

Part number

number

| Filter

type

| Colour code| Main application
---|---|---|---
401201| P R SL| White| Solid and liquid particles (Aerosols)
401209| AP R SL| White Brown| Organic gases and fumes with boiling point >65°C Solid and liquid particles (Aerosols)
401215| ABP R SL| Brown Gray White| Organic gases and fumes with boiling point

65°C Inorganic gases and fumes like Chlorine, H2S, HCN Solid and liquid particles (Aerosols)
401216| ABEP R SL| Brown Gray Yellow White| Organic gases and fumes with boiling point >65°C Inorganic gases and fumes like Chlorine, H2S, HCN Sulphur dioxide (SO2) and acid gases and vapours Solid and liquid particles (Aerosols)
401217| ABEK P R SL| Brown Gray Yellow Green White| Organic gases and fumes with boiling point >65°C Inorganic gases and fumes like Chlorine, H2S, HCN, Sulphur dioxide (SO2) and acid gases and vapours Ammonia and organic amines

Solid and liquid particles (Aerosols)

401218| ABEKHgP R SL| Brown Gray Yellow Green Red White| Organic gases and fumes with boiling point >65°C Inorganic gases and fumes like Chlorine, H2S, HCN, Sulphur dioxide (SO2) and acid gases and vapours Ammonia and organic amines

Mercury

Solid and liquid particles (Aerosols

Facepiece

1. Connect the bayonet connector of the breathing hose to the blower unit.
2. Connect the other end of the breathing hose to the facepiece.

WARNING
Penetration of ambient air! Make sure that all components are securely and firmly connected to each other before use.

Switching on the device

1. Switch on the blower unit by pushing one of the buttons on the control panel for approx. 3 seconds.
2. When switching on the blower unit the first time the unit will guide you through the required steps for correct functioning of the unit. See annex I for an explanation of these steps.
3. After switching on, the device performs a self-test.
4. Correct malfunction if the device fails to work properly or warning devices are triggered (see section 4 Troubleshooting).
5. Don the facepiece (see Instructions for Use of the corresponding facepiece).
6. Adjust the flow rate using the + and – buttons as desired.

During use

WARNING
Health hazard! Leave the danger zone immediately in case of:

• Decreasing or interrupted air supply (e.g. after blower unit failure)
  • In the hood/helmet/protective visor facepiece type, carbon dioxide can quickly build up or lack of oxygen may occur. Noxious ambient air may also penetrate the hood.
  • Odour or taste developing in the facepiece (filter gas filter components of the combination filter are exhausted.
  • Drowsiness, dizziness, or other complaints
  • Damage to the equipment
  • Other indicated alarms (see section 4 Troubleshooting)

Breathing hoses or other components involve the risk of getting caught. This may damage the device and interrupt the air supply! Handle the device with care. Breathing in during heavy work while wearing the facepiece may result in negative pressure and the penetration of unfiltered ambient air! Increase the flow rate to prevent this from happening.

Adjusting the flow rate
If necessary (e.g. during increased physical exertion), the flow rate can be adjusted during operation using the + and – buttons.

Warnings and alarms
If a warning appears, leave the working area promptly in view of the potentially hazardous situation. Lower the flow rate to increase the period of service if a warning appears. (Only possible if the lowest level has not already been chosen.) By lowering the flow rate you can e.g. extend the battery runtime. If an alarm is triggered, leave the working area immediately without any delay. Check the function of the device after a warning or alarm has been triggered (see section 4 ).

After use

Do the following:

1. Leave the hazardous area.
2. Remove the facepiece (see Instructions for Use of the corresponding facepiece).
3. Switch off the blower unit by pushing the on/off button on the control panel for approx. 3 seconds.
4. Open the belt and take off the device.
5. Clean and disinfect the device (see section 5.2 on).

Troubleshooting

Alarms
The type of alarm is indicated optically by red flashing of the corresponding indicator. In addition, an acoustic alarm and the vibration alarm are triggered.

fully charged battery (see section 5.3.2 ).
Blocked filter Change filter| The particle filter residual capacity is almost exhausted « 10%).| Change particle or combination filter soon (see section 5.3.3).
Time expiration Change filter| Alarm notifying the user of the filter expiry which can be preset.|
Time for service Go to service| Alarm notifying the user of time for service. It is necessary to contact your supplier for regular service.|
The unit does not work at all| Battery discharge

(check : the unit starts working after replacing the battery with another functional battery) Fault of motor, electronics or charging connector

| Recharge the battery. (if the problem persist, check the battery)

Return to the producer for repairing.

It is impossible to

charge the battery

| Fault of charger.

Bad battery connector

| Contact your supplier.

Check the battery contact

It is impossible to charge the battery sufficiently.| Termination of battery life time.| Install a new charged battery.

Maintenance and inspection

Maintenance intervals

Cleaning and disinfecting

CAUTION
Potential damage to components! Only use the prescribed processes and the cleaning and disinfection agents specified for cleaning and disinfecting. Other agents, methods, dosages and contact times may damage the components. Health hazard! The undiluted agents are damaging to health if they come into direct contact with the eyes or skin. Wear safety goggles and protective gloves when working with these agents.

Clean and disinfect the device

1. Dismantling the device:
   • Separate breathing hose, facepiece and blower unit from each other.
   • Disconnect the belt from the blower unit.
   • If available, dismantle any accessories (e.g. hose and device sleeves).
   • Dismantle filters (see section 5.3.4).
2. Clean the facepiece according to the appropriate Instructions for Use.
3. Cleaning the breathing hose and carrying system:
   • Clean all parts with lukewarm water and cleaner with a soft cloth (max. temperature: 30oC; concentration depending on the degree of contamination: 0.5 – 1%).
   • Rinse all parts thoroughly under running water.
   • Prepare a disinfectant bath of water (temperature: 30oC; concentration: 1.5%).
   • Place all parts to be disinfected into the disinfectant bath (duration: 15 minutes).
   • Rinse all parts thoroughly under running water.
   • Allow all parts to air-dry or dry them in the drying cabinet (temperature: 60oC). Keep away from direct sunlight.
4. Clean and disinfect blower unit and splash guard cover using a disinfectant cloth. In cases of strong contamination, the blower unit can be rinsed under running water as follows.
5. Make sure the rechargeable battery remains inserted. Water must not enter the battery compartment.
6. Close suction inlet and tube connection with protective caps (available as accessories).

Maintenance work

Visual inspection
Check all parts thoroughly and replace damaged parts if necessary.

Replacing or charging the rechargeable battery

CAUTION
A short circuit could damage the rechargeable battery! Make sure that the battery terminals do not come into contact with metal during storage.

Removing the rechargeable battery:

1. Push battery lock buttons on each side of the blower.
2. Remove rechargeable battery by pushing it up.

Inserting the rechargeable battery:

1. Position the rechargeable battery above the battery compartment
2. Push it in until it snaps audibly into place.

Charging the battery:

NOTE
Always disconnect the charger from the power supply if not in use.

1. Check to make sure that voltage of mains supply is correct. The operational voltage of the power supply unit must match the mains supply voltage.
2. Connect charger to power supply unit.
3. Connect the power supply unit to the mains supply.
4. Position the power plug from the charger in the battery.
5. Wait for the end of the charging process.
6. When the rechargeable battery is fully charged, remove the plug from the battery.
7. Disconnect the power supply unit and charger from the mains supply.

Replacing the filters

WARNING

• No protection without filters!
• Do not use the device without filters.

CAUTION
Damage to blower unit due to penetration of particles! Make sure when you remove the filters that no particles enter the device through the suction inlet.

Particle & Combination filters
Inserting the filters:

1. Always use the same type of filters
2. Insert 3 new filters into the filter ports of the blower unit.
3. In the case of Particle filters it is possible to use 2 filters. Figure B
4. In that case close of the filter port on the base of the blower unit with the filter plug

Removing the filter:

1. Unscrew the filters anticlockwise. (Figure A).
2. Remove used filters.

Checking the flow rate and warning devices Warning devices

1. Make sure that 3 filters are inserted (see section 5.3.3).
2. Connect the bayonet connector of the breathing hose to the blower unit.
3. Switch on the blower unit by pushing the on/off button on the control panel. After switching on, the device performs a self-test. Correct malfunction if the device fails to work properly or warning devices are triggered (see section 4 Troubleshooting).
4. Cover the open end of the breathing hose with your hand. The blower unit starts to run faster after approx. 5 seconds. After approx. 20 seconds an alarm is triggered. Have the blower unit checked if the blower speed remains unchanged and no alarm is triggered.
5. If you wish, you can switch off the blower unit by pushing the on/off button on the control panel again.

Airflow test (Figure E)

1. Disconnect the breathing hose.
2. Position the air flow meter on the unit where the breathing hose has been disconnected.
3. Keep the unit in an upright position.
4. Switch the unit on and set the flow at 160 l/min. The flow amount is satisfactory if the flow meter float at the indicated level. If it is not, the unit must be inspected (see Section 4).

Storage

Storing the whole system:

• Remove filters and rechargeable battery.
• Dry the components in a container or cabinet. Store them dry and clean and protect them from direct sunlight and thermal radiation.

Storing rechargeable batteries:

• Deeply discharged batteries may get damaged after prolonged storage. Charge them to 50 to 70% prior to storage.
• If storage lasts for over 6 months, charge them in the meantime.
• Do not store rechargeable batteries for prolonged periods outside the recommended temperature range. This might the remaining capacity and number of potential charge cycles.

Disposal

This product must not be disposed of as municipal waste. It is therefore marked with the symbol on the label. Batteries and rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of as municipal waste. They are therefore marked with the symbol on the label. Collect batteries and rechargeable batteries according to local regulations and dispose of at battery collection centers.

Technical data

Overall system

Flow rate of respiratory protective device/helmet/ visor| 160/180/200/220 L/min
Flow rate of full face mask| 160 L/min
Rated period of service| ≥8 hours at all combinations
Operating/storage temperature1)| -10 °C to 50 °C
Operating/storage area humidity1)| ≤95% relative humidity
Noise level2| depending on air flow, filters and

face piece

International Protection Code| IP 65

1. For the battery charger and rechargeable batteries, refer to the separate information provided in this chapter. For other components, refer to the corresponding Instructions for Use.
2. it is mandatory to wear hearing protection (i.e. ear plugs) in combination with all RSG headtops.

Rechargeable battery

Operating/storage temperature| -10°C to 50 °C
Operating/storage area humidity| 95% relative humidity
Charging temperature| 0 °C to 50 °C
Charging time| < 4 hours
Operational life time after a full charge 1)| ≥ 8 hours
Rated voltage| 14.8 V
Rated capacity| 5.2 Ah
Output power| 77 Wh

1. Varies depending on the preset flow rate and the employed filter and facepiece type

Charger

Input voltage| 100~240 VAC
Input current| 2.0 A(MAX) 50/60 Hz
Output voltage| DC 16.8 V
Output current| 3.0 A
International Protection Code| IP 30
Operating temperature| 0 °C to 50 °C
Operating/storage area humidity| ≤ 95 % relative humidity
Storage temperature| -10 °C to 50 °C

List of parts

Filters

Statutory requirements and regulations

devices incorporating a helmet or a hood
Standard| EN12942:2008 Respiratory protective devices – Power assisted filtering devices incorporating full face masks
System approval by:| DEKRA, Testing and Certification GmbH, Dinnendahlstraße 9, 44809 Bochum, Germany
Notified body| DEKRA Testing and Certification GmbH, Handwerkstraße 15, 70565 Stuttgart, Germany
Identification number| 0158
Marks on the system:| CE 0158

General

RSG Safety BV cannot, in general terms, accept responsibility for damage incurred by the owner, user, other persons using the safety product or third parties, which results either directly or indirectly from incorrect use and/or maintenance of the safety product, including use of the product for any purpose other than that for which it was supplied and/ or the non-compliance or incomplete observance of the instructions contained in this user manual and/or in connection with repairs to the safety product which have not been carried out by us or on our behalf. Our General Sales and Supply conditions are applicable to all transactions. RSG Safety BV continually strives to improve its products and reserves the right to change the specifications mentioned in this manual without prior notification. Warning: The European Directive “Personal Protection Equipment EU 2016/425” stipulates that only inspected protective bearing the CE mark may be traded and used. Use of substitute, none-original spare parts, invalidates the CE approval and, also all rights regarding guarantee. Original spare parts can be recognised by the affixed code numbers, supplemented with the manufacturer’s mark and the “CE approval”, possibly supplemented with a year of applicability.

Guarantee

RSG Safety BV will repair or, if necessary, replace this product free of charge in the event of a material or manufacturing defect within 12 months of the purchase date, provided that the product has only been subjected to normal usage in accordance with the user manual. The guarantee is invalidated if the type or serial number marking is modified, re-moved or made illegible.

Products specified in this manual are products of:
RSG Safety BV, Marinus Dammeweg 38, 5928 PW Venlo, The Netherlands, an ISO 9001 certified Manufacturer of Personal Protective Equipment.

ANNEX I Quick Start

START / SHUTDOWN WHEN EITHER ‘+’OR ‘-‘ BUTTON IS PUSHED FOR 3 SECONDS
At start the blower unit will show the manufacturers logo. At the same time the unit will check the warnings by playing a ‘beep’, show a visual light next to the display and starts to vibrate.

Follow the menu selection by pushing the ‘+’ button to go down and the ‘-‘ button to go back up. To select push the ‘+’ button for 3 seconds. Ones the selections have been set and confirmed these will be stored. The unit will now start to operate, supplying the right amount of airflow for the selected filter and facepiece. The airflow can be adjusted for personal comfort by pushing the ‘+’ button. In case required the ‘stored’ setting can be adjusted. For example when a different facepiece is or different filters are required by the user of the blower unit.

In such a case the following steps are required:

• Push the ‘+’ and ‘-‘ button for 3 seconds at the same time.
• You will now enter the selection menu and can go up and down the menu by pushing the ‘+’ or ‘-‘ button shortly.
• To select push the ‘+’ again for 3 seconds.

FILTER TIMER
In certain circumstances it is optional to set a filter timer. For instance an Hg filter should not be used longer than 50 hours.

• In such a case follow the below steps to set the FILTER TIMER
• Push both buttons at the same time to enter the ‘Menu Selection’
• Push the ‘+’ button shortly to go to ‘Filter Timer’
• Now hold the ‘+’ button for 3 seconds to enter the Filter Timer Menu.
• Push the ‘+’ button to select the preferred time fram. Each block is 50 hours. (Max 500 hours)
• For resetting the Filter Timer follow the same steps to enter the Filter Timer Menu. Now select Reset timer.
• One’s a time frame has been selected this is shown on the main menu under Alarm 200 / 200 hrs.
• The unit will automatically counts the hours selected and will warn the user by the give alarms as soon as the time expires.

DIAGNOSTICS
In the diagnostics menu the number of warnings caused by low batteries or saturated filters can be viewed as well as the battery currency, flow rate and rpm of the blower. Also the service time and running time are recorded here.

RSG Safety BV
Marinus Dammeweg 38 5928 PW Venlo The Netherlands

• Tel: +31(0)85 487 03 95
• Email: sales@rsgsafety.com
• www.rsgsafety.com
• Product number 000003 Version 1.9 June 2021 Printed in The Netherlands

References

• RSG Safety - Home
• RSG Safety - Declaration of Conformity

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