CleanSpace HALO Powered Respirator Face Mask User Guide

CleanSpace HALO Powered Respirator Face Mask

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Specifications

• Manufacturer: CleanSpace Technology Pty Ltd
• Models: CleanSpace HALO, CleanSpace PRO, CleanSpace ULTRA
• Notified Body: BSI (2797)
• Standard: EN12942:1998/A2:2008
• Regulation: (EU) 2016/425
• Classification: TM3
• Category: III.

Pre-Use Inspection
Prior to each use, visually inspect the respirator for missing or damaged parts. Replace any defective components with approved parts before proceeding with use. European users should note that all filter markings conform to standard EN 12942 (1998) + A2 (2008).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: How should I clean my CleanSpace Respirator?
A: Do not submerge the respirator in water. Avoid using compressed air or a brush to clean the filter. Refer to the user manual for specific cleaning instructions.

CleanSpace Respirator Approved Configurations

NOTE: USA users must consult the NIOSH Respirator Approval Label provided with each CleanSpace Respirator for the NIOSH-approved configurations

CleanSpace Respirator Approval Information

CleanSpace Respirator Quick Start Guide

Please read the entire CleanSpace Respirator Quick Start Guide before using a CleanSpace Respirator.To view additional instructions and product information, go to cleanspacetechnology.com/product- resources/. Before use, refer to the relevant national standards in each local region and review methods to determine that a satisfactory fit test of your CleanSpace Respirator has been achieved.

Warnings & Limitations

• CleanSpace is a powered air purifying respirator (PAPR) and should be used with the battery charged and in Power-On mode. CleanSpace Respirators are intended to protect against substances and mixtures that are hazardous to health.
• If your CleanSpace Respirator is intrinsically safe, it will be clearly marked as such. Do not use non-intrinsically safe respirators in flammable or explosive atmospheres. Do not use in IDLH, or in oxygen-enriched or deficient atmospheres.
• Do not submerge the respirator in water. Do not use compressed air or a brush to clean the filter.
• Operating Conditions: 0% – 90% RH, -10°C to 45°C. Storage Conditions: 0% – 75% RH, 10°C to 30°C.
• Manufacturers Minimum Design Condition/Duration: CleanSpace Respirators will maintain positive pressure in the mask up to 120 l/min. Minimum 4-hour duration. The user must do a Flow Test to check the design condition before each use.
• During pre-use visual inspection, if parts are missing or damaged replace them with approved parts before proceeding. European users should be aware that all markings on the filter refer to the standard EN 12942 (1998) + A2 (2008).

System Description

ALARMS

• Filter Change Alert Two (2) beeps, Filter Alarm Light will flash. Change filter before entering the contaminated area.
• Low Battery Alarm Three (3) beeps. Less than 15 minutes runtime. Leave the contaminated area immediately.
• Filter Absent Alarm (CST1002 & CST1012) – Constant beep, Filter Alarm Light will flash. Install filter before entering the contaminated area.

BATTERY, FILTERS & PRE-USE PROCESS 

Donning the CleanSpace PAPR

Care and Cleaning

Cleaning or disinfectant wipes can be used to wipe down the components. Use a clean cloth to remove any cleaning residue before use. The mask, harness and neck support can be washed with a mild detergent in warm water. Power units mustnot be submerged in water. CleanSpace filters cannot be cleaned. Unopened filters have a storage life of five (5) years.

References

• CleanSpace Technology - Award-Winning Respirators

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