Cleanspace CSTI000 PRO and ULTRA Instruction Manual
- July 10, 2024
- CleanSpace
Table of Contents
CSTI000 PRO and ULTRA
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Specifications:
- Product: CleanSpace Respirator
- Model: CleanSpace PRO and CleanSpace ULTRA
- Battery Type: Lithium-ion
- Usage: Protection against certain airborne contaminants
- Not Intrinsically Safe: Do not use in flammable or explosive
atmospheres
Product Usage Instructions:
Warnings & Limitations:
1. Warnings:
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Always maintain the internal lithium-ion battery packs to avoid
fire, explosion, or performance issues. -
Avoid using the respirator in flammable or explosive
atmospheres. -
If battery damage occurs, flush eyes with water and seek
medical attention immediately. -
Charge the battery only in non-hazardous areas and follow
temperature limits. -
Do not immerse the Power Unit in water or use it near flammable
substances.
1.2. Limitations:
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Use the respirator as per the User Instructions without
modification. -
Refer to local standards for suitable respiratory protection
equipment. -
Use protective eyewear in conditions that may harm the
eyes. -
Only use approved parts and accessories with the
respirator. -
Avoid using the respirator in unknown or dangerous atmospheric
conditions. -
Filters must be changed regularly based on use and contaminant
concentration. -
Do not use for escape purposes or in oxygen-deficient/enriched
atmospheres.
FAQ:
Q: Can I charge the CleanSpace Respirator with a different
charger?
A: No, always use the unique charger provided with the
CleanSpace Respirator to avoid damage or malfunction.
Q: How often should I change the filters in the
respirator?
A: The frequency of filter changes depends on use and
contaminant concentration levels. Regularly check and replace
filters as needed.
Q: Can the CleanSpace Respirator be used in oxygen-enriched
environments?
A: No, do not use the respirator in oxygen-enriched or
oxygen-deficient atmospheres to ensure safety.
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Contents
1. Warnings & Limitations…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..3
1.1. List of Warnings Within These User Instructions
………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3 1.2.
Limitations…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4 1.3.
Manufacturers Minimum Design Condition (MMDC)
………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5 1.4. Special or Critical User
Instructions………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6
2. System Description ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..6
2.1. System Components …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
6 2.2. Controls and
Indicators………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 8 2.3. Alarms
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 10 2.4. Battery
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 11 2.5.
Filters………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 12 2.6.
Accessories ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13
3. Before Donning the CleanSpace Respirator
……………………………………………………………………………………………………..14 3.1. CleanSpace Respirator Fit
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 14 3.2. Pre-Use
Inspection…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 15 3.3.
Recalibration ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 15
3.4. Flow Test …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 16
4. Donning the Half Mask CleanSpace Respirator
…………………………………………………………………………………………………17 Step 1 Fit the Neck Support to the
Power Unit …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 17 Step 2 Fit the
Head Harness to the Half Mask……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 17
Step 3 Fit the Half Mask to the Power Unit
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 17 Step 4 Switch the Power
Unit to STANDBY Mode……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 18 Step 5
Don the Respirator………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 18
Step 6 Adjust the Respirator
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 19 Step 7 Complete a
Mask Seal Check ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 19
5. Donning the Full-Face Mask CleanSpace
Respirator…………………………………………………………………………………………..20 Step 1 Fit the Neck Support
to the Power Unit …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 20 Step 2 Don
the Full-Face Mask………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 20 Step
3 Complete a Mask Seal Check
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 21 Step 4 Switch the Power
Unit to STANDBY Mode……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 21 Step 5
Don the Respirator………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 21
Step 6 Adjust the Respirator
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 22
6. The Contaminated Area ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..22
6.1. Human Factor
Considerations……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 22 6.2.
Entering the Contaminated Area ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
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6.3. Exiting the Contaminated Area
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 23 6.4. Doffing the Half Mask
Respirator…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 23 6.5. Doffing the
Full-Face Mask Respirator ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 24 7.
Care and Cleaning ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 24
7.1. Cleaning ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 24
7.2. Storage……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 26
7.3. Recalibration …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
26 7.4. Servicing …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
26 8. List of Components ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………26
9. Specifications ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 27
10. Warranty…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….28
Please take a moment to register for warranty of your CleanSpace Respirator at
cleanspacetechnology.com/warrantyregistration. Before use, the wearer must
read and understand the entirety of these User Instructions including all
warnings, all additional information relating to the appropriate use of
CleanSpace filters and accessories and all relevant information documented in
national standards. If you have questions regarding this system, please
contact CleanSpace Customer Service on +612 8436 4000 or e-mail
support@cleanspacetechnology.com.
This product is part of a system that helps protect against certain airborne
contaminants. Misuse may result in sickness. For proper use, consult an
Occupational Health Specialist, these User Instructions or contact CleanSpace
Technology Customer Support on support@cleanspacetechnology.com.
1. Warnings & Limitations
1.1. LIST OF WARNINGS WITHIN THESE USER INSTRUCTIONS
1.1.1 GENERAL This product is part of a system that helps protect against
certain airborne contaminants. Misuse may result in sickness. For proper use,
consult an Occupational Health Specialist, these User Instructions or contact
CleanSpace Technology Customer Support on support@cleanspacetechnology.com.
Properly selected, used and maintained respirators help to protect against
certain airborne contaminants. It is essential to follow all instructions and
government regulations on the use of this product, including wearing the
complete respirator system during all times of exposure, in order for the
product to help protect the wearer. Misuse of respirators may result in
overexposure to contaminants and lead to sickness. For proper use, consult an
Occupational Health Specialist, these User Instructions or contact CleanSpace
Technology Customer Support on support@cleanspacetechnology.com or the
website: cleanspacetechnology.com You must recalibrate the internal pressure
sensor any time that your CleanSpace Respirator is exposed to changes in
temperature of more than 20°C, changes in altitude of more than 100m or before
using the respirator for the first time. It is best practice to also
recalibrate if the unit has been in storage, particularly if the storage
temperature is not known.
1.1.2 BATTERY Using the respirator after the Low Battery Alarm has triggered
can cause the flow to fall below the minimum design flow. This may result in
overexposure to contaminants and lead to sickness.
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Always correctly use and maintain the internal lithium-ion battery packs.
Failure to do so may result in fire or explosion, or could adversely affect
respirator performance and result in injury, sickness or death.
CleanSpace PRO and CleanSpace ULTRA are not intrinsically safe. Do not use in
flammable or explosive atmospheres. Doing so may result in injury or death.
In the extremely rare circumstance that the battery is damaged and electrolyte
comes in contact with eyes, flush with water immediately and seek urgent
medical attention.
The battery shall only be charged in non-hazardous areas. Move out of the
hazardous area before charging. The Power Unit must not be placed on charge in
enclosed cabinets without ventilation, near flammable liquids or gases or near
heat sources. Do not use, charge or store the device outside the recommended
temperature limits.
CleanSpace Respirators use a unique charger. Do not attempt to charge your
CleanSpace Respirator with any other charger.
CleanSpace Power Units contain a battery, sensitive electronics, and a motor.
NEVER immerse the Power Unit in water.
1.1.3 FILTER Using a filter that has exceeded service limits can cause the
flow to fall below the minimum design flow. This may result in overexposure to
contaminants and lead to sickness. Using the respirator without a filter
installed will provide no respiratory protection. This may result in
overexposure to contaminants and lead to sickness. Do not use compressed air
or a brush to clean the filter. HEPA filters are very easily damaged by using
compressed air or by brushing. Misuse of CleanSpace Respirators by cleaning
the filter may result in overexposure to contaminants and lead to sickness. It
is essential that the correct filter type is selected for the chosen
application. Use only CleanSpace filters with the CleanSpace Respirator. Use
of other filters may result in overexposure to contaminants and lead to
sickness.
1.1.4 OPERATION Do not remove the respirator until you have left the
contaminated area. If you have an acute and spontaneous health episode (i.e.
experiencing dizziness) and believe removing the respirator while you leave
the contaminated area may help, remove the respirator with caution. Never dry
the mask or exhalation valve with a cloth that may leave behind lint. Lint
contamination of the exhalation valve may cause it to leak, resulting in
overexposure to contaminants and lead to sickness.
Throughout these User Instructions, this symbol will highlight important
warnings.
1.2. LIMITATIONS
Use this respirator strictly in accordance with the information contained in
these User Instructions. Never modify or alter this product. 1.2.1 CLEANSPACE
RESPIRATOR LIMITATIONS
Please refer to your local standards and your workplace guidelines to
determine the respiratory protection equipment that is most suited to your
workplace and your needs.
This respirator, when used with the Half Mask, does not protect your eyes. In
conditions that may damage or irritate eyes, use protective eyewear.
Only use your respirator with approved parts and accessories. Do not use the
respirator unless it is powered and running normally. Do not use the
respirator while it is being charged. Do not use in airborne contaminant
concentrations above those specified in your national regulations.
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Do not use for respiratory protection against unknown atmospheric contaminants
or when concentrations of contaminants are unknown or immediately dangerous to
life or health (IDLH).
Do not use in oxygen deficient or oxygen enriched atmospheres. Do not use in
flammable or explosive environments. Only for use by trained personnel.
Filters need to be changed regularly. The frequency of change depends on use
and the concentration of contaminants in
the atmosphere. Do not use for escape purposes. National regulations may
impose specific limitations on the use of filters depending on
the filter class and the facemask used. If the respirator has been used in an
area that has caused it to become contaminated with a substance requiring
special
decontamination procedures it should be placed in a suitable container and
sealed until it can be decontaminated. Do not disassemble the respirator case.
There are no user serviceable parts inside. Failure to follow all instructions
on the use of this product, and/or failure to use the respirator during times
of exposure,
may lead to adverse effects on the wearer’s health and may render the warranty
void.
1.2.2 IMMEDIATE EVACUATION Leave the contaminated area immediately if any of
the following occurs.
The respirator warning lights and/or sounds activate for the Low Battery
Alarm, Filter Absent Alarm or the Filter Change Alert.
Any part of the respirator is damaged. Airflow into the mask decreases or
stops. Breathing becomes difficult or increased resistance occurs. You feel
dizzy or your airway is irritated. You can taste or smell contaminants.
1.2.3 OPERATING CONDITIONS Your respirator is suitable for use in the
following atmospheric conditions.
Temperature: -10°C to 45°C. Relative humidity: 0 to 90% non-condensing.
The respirator will stop functioning if its internal temperature rises above
60°C or falls below -10°C. If using the respirator at an altitude greater than
200m above sea level or less than 0m, make sure the operating altitude is set
correctly before use. The operating altitude can be set by recalibrating the
Power Unit (see Section 3.3).
This product is part of a system that helps protect against certain airborne
contaminants. Misuse may result in sickness. For proper use, consult an
Occupational Health Specialist, these User Instructions or contact CleanSpace
Technology Customer Support on support@cleanspacetechnology.com.
1.3. MANUFACTURERS MINIMUM DESIGN CONDITION (MMDC)
In worst-case conditions (very low battery, heavily clogged filter) your
respirator will maintain positive pressure in the mask with an associated flow
rate of 120 l/min. This is the manufacturer’s minimum design condition (MMDC).
Fully charged, with a clean particulate filter, it will maintain positive
pressure in the mask with an associated flow rate above 200 l/min. The
manufacturers claimed duration when operated at the MMDC is 4 hours. This is
the minimum run time a user should expect from the respirator. In normal use,
run times of up to 12-14 hours are more common. Run times are heavily
influenced by altitude, filter condition, filter type, work rate, mask seal
and other factors. To confirm that your respirator can perform above the MMDC
prior to use, run the Flow Test as described in Section 3.4.
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1.4. SPECIAL OR CRITICAL USER INSTRUCTIONS
This respirator contains a system for synchronizing with your breathing,
regulating mask pressure and updating the operating altitude of the Power
Unit. This system should be recalibrated if it experiences a change in
temperature of more than 20°C, a change in altitude of more than 100m or
before using the respirator for the first time. It is best practice to also
recalibrate if the unit has been in storage, particularly if the storage
temperature is not known. For the most accurate battery charge indication, the
respirator must be plugged into its charger and the charger must be plugged
into a power source. Wait for all three (3) Battery Charge Indicators to light
solidly without flashing. If the third Battery Charge Indicator is flashing
rapidly, the battery is 95% charged.
2. System Description
CleanSpaceTM PRO (CST1000) and CleanSpaceTM ULTRA (CST1010) are EN 12942 and
AS/NZS 1716 approved respiratory systems which help to provide protection
against particulates, gases and vapours. CleanSpace Respirators are Powered
Air Purifying Respirators (PAPRs) which means that they draw ambient air
through the filter using a fan and supply the filtered air to the wearer via
the mask. The fan produces enough flow to ensure that the pressure inside the
mask is positive, which helps to provide a high level of protection to the
user. CleanSpace Respirators are breath responsive, which means that they
provide more flow during inhalation and less flow during exhalation whilst
maintaining positive pressure in the mask.
Properly selected, used and maintained respirators help to protect against
certain airborne contaminants. It is essential to follow all instructions and
government regulations on the use of this product, including wearing the
complete respirator system during all times of exposure, in order for the
product to help protect the wearer. Misuse of respirators may result in
overexposure to contaminants and lead to sickness. For proper use, consult an
Occupational Health Specialist, these User Instructions or contact CleanSpace
Technology Customer Support on support@cleanspacetechnology.com or the
website: cleanspacetechology.com.
2.1. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Throughout these User Instructions, reference is made to various commonly used
components and features of the respirator. Familiarize yourself with these
parts before reading the rest of the User Instructions. For a list of
components and their respective part numbers refer to Section 8.
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A. Mask AirClip B. Mask Release Button C. Power Unit AirClip D. Bellow E.
Adjust Button F. Filter Release Button G. Power Unit Hoop
A. Fit Test Port B. Exhalation Valve C. Rain Cover D. Sensing Ball Port
2.2. CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
2.2.1 KEYPAD A keypad is located on the top of the Power Unit. It contains all
controls and indicators.
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2.2.2 POWER BUTTON The Power Button is used to switch the operating mode of
the CleanSpace Respirator. There are three operating modes.
OFF Mode The CleanSpace Respirator is unpowered. The Battery Charge Indicator
is not illuminated. There is no airflow to the mask.
In OFF Mode, pressing the Power Button once will switch the CleanSpace
Respirator to STANDBY Mode. Note: The Power Button cannot be used to switch
the Power Unit to OFF Mode.
STANDBY Mode The CleanSpace Respirator is actively monitoring and ready to
deliver filtered air to the mask with any pressure change. The Battery Charge
Indicator displays battery charge. There is no airflow to the mask.
In STANDBY Mode, if breathing is detected the CleanSpace Respirator will
automatically switch to ON Mode. In STANDBY Mode, if no breathing is detected
for 3 minutes, the CleanSpace Respirator will switch to OFF Mode. This
conserves battery life. Note: From STANDBY Mode, pressing the Power Button
will switch the system to ON Mode. This is not normal procedure.
ON Mode The CleanSpace Respirator is actively monitoring and delivering
filtered air to the mask. The Battery Charge Indicator displays battery
charge. The blue On Light is illuminated, indicating the Power Unit is in ON
Mode.
In ON Mode, if no breathing is detected within 5 seconds, the CleanSpace
Respirator will automatically switch to STANDBY Mode. This conserves battery
life when not being worn. CleanSpace Respirators can only switch to ON Mode
from STANDBY Mode.
2.2.3 BATTERY CHARGE INDICATOR
A Battery Charge Indicator is located on the keypad of all CleanSpace
Respirators. It is comprised of three green lights. The battery is fully
charged when the charger is connected to the Power Unit and all three lights
are solid green. The battery charge and approximate useful time remaining when
the CleanSpace Respirator is NOT on charge are shown below.
Battery Charge Indicator 3 Green Solid Lights
Battery Charge (%) 80 100 %
Approximate Useful Time Remaining (hrs)* Up to 14 hours
2 Green Solid Lights
50 80 %
6 10 hours
1 Green Solid Light
20 50 %
2 6 hours
1 Green Flashing Light
5 20 %
< 2 hours
1 Green Flashing Light and Low Battery Alarm
Unpowered
< 5 % 0 %
< 15 minutes (Leave contaminated area immediately)
0 minutes (non-normal operation)
*Operating time is strongly affected by filter type, filter loading, mask seal, work rate, altitude, and other factors. The operating times quoted above are average durations at moderate work rates at sea level. Actual operating times may vary widely from the quoted average durations.
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2.2.4 FLOW TEST BUTTON The Flow Test measures the rate of flow produced by the
CleanSpace Respirator to ensure it can deliver a minimum design flow of 120
l/min. When CleanSpace Respirators are in STANDBY Mode, pressing the Flow Test
Button initiates the Flow Test. Refer to Section 3.4 for instructions on
running the flow test.
2.3. ALARMS
2.3.1 FILTER CHANGE ALERT The Filter Change Alert:
Is triggered when the filter exceeds service limits and needs to be changed.
Consists of a repeated aural alert of two beeps per second and a red flashing
Filter Alarm Light. Can be muted by pressing the Power or Flow Test Button
once. Unless the filter is changed, the alert will resume when
the CleanSpace Respirator next switches to STANDBY Mode. If the Filter Change
Alert is triggered but the filter is still new, make sure the operating
altitude is set correctly. The
operating altitude can be set by recalibrating the Power Unit. If the Filter
Change Alert is triggered, the filter has exceeded service limits and should
be changed.
Using a filter that has exceeded service limits can cause the flow to fall
below the minimum design flow. This may result in overexposure to contaminants
and lead to sickness.
2.3.2 LOW BATTERY ALARM The Low Battery Alarm:
Is triggered when the battery charge decreases below the level at which it may
be able to supply the minimum design flow of 120 l/min.
Consists of a repeated aural alert of three beeps per second and one green
flashing Battery Charge Indicator light. Cannot be muted. If the Low Battery
Alarm is triggered, you must leave the contaminated area IMMEDIATELY and
recharge the battery.
Using the respirator after the Low Battery Alarm has triggered can cause the
flow to fall below the minimum design flow. This may result in overexposure to
contaminants and lead to sickness.
2.3.3 FILTER ABSENT ALARM The Filter Absent Alarm:
Is triggered when the respirator is in ON Mode and it detects that there is no
filter present. Consists of a continuous aural alert and a red flashing Filter
Alarm Light. Can be muted by pressing the Power or Flow Test Button once.
Unless a filter is inserted, the alarm will resume in one
minute. If the Filter Absent Alarm is triggered, you must install a filter
before entering the contaminated area.
Using the respirator without a filter installed will provide no respiratory
protection. This may result in overexposure to contaminants and lead to
sickness.
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2.4. BATTERY
CleanSpace Respirators have an internal lithium ion (Li-ion) battery. Lithium
ion (Li-ion) batteries have the highest energy density of all battery types
and are widely used in portable electronic devices. CleanSpace Respirators use
quality Li-ion batteries and are designed to be viable over a minimum of 500
complete charge and discharge cycles while still maintaining at least 70% of
their specified full capacity. For detailed battery information refer to the
Product Information section of the CleanSpace website
cleanspacetechnology.com. 2.4.1 BATTERY PRECAUTIONS The following precautions
must be followed during use:
Avoid mechanical shocks or impacts from any sharp or hard objects. Do not use
the respirator if there are any signs of severe mechanical damage. Do not use
or place the respirator in extreme heat, such as in direct sunlight, near heat
sources, etc. The battery will be
damaged if its temperature rises above 70°C. The respirator will stop
functioning if its internal temperature rises above 60°C or falls below -10°C.
Do not use, charge or store the device outside the recommended temperature
limits. Do not dispose of the respirator in a fire. Do not use the respirator
in heavy rain or allow it to get wet or immersed in liquid. Do not disassemble
the Power Unit case. Disassembly will void the Manufacturer’s Warranty. There
are no user serviceable parts inside.
Always correctly use and maintain the internal lithium-ion battery packs.
Failure to do so may result in fire or explosion, or could adversely affect
respirator performance and result in injury, sickness or death.
CleanSpace PRO and CleanSpace ULTRA are not intrinsically safe. Do not use in
flammable or explosive atmospheres. Doing so may result in injury or death.
In the extremely rare circumstance that the battery is damaged and electrolyte
comes in contact with eyes, flush with water immediately and seek urgent
medical attention.
2.4.2 CHARGING THE BATTERY The battery can only be charged at temperatures
between 0°C and 35°C, should not be charged in electromagnetic environments
(such as near welding machines) and should not be worn while being charged. To
charge the battery.
1. Locate the charging port on the underside of the Power Unit. 2. Ensure the
Universal Charger is plugged into a power source. 3. Insert the charger cable
connector into the charging port. 4. Charging is indicated by at least one
green flashing light on
the Battery Charge Indicator. 5. When fully charged, three green solid lights
will display on
the Battery Charge Indicator. 6. If the third green Battery Charge Indicator
light is flashing
rapidly, charging is 95% complete. 7. When the Power Unit is charged,
disconnect the charger
cable from the charging port.
IMPORTANT: To ensure the battery is 100% charged, ensure the charger is
connected to the Power Unit and the Battery Charge Indicator lights all turn
on solid green (no flashing).
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The battery shall only be charged in non-hazardous areas. Move out of the
hazardous area before charging. The Power Unit must not be placed on charge in
enclosed cabinets without ventilation, near flammable liquids or gases or near
heat sources. Do not use, charge or store the device outside the recommended
temperature limits.
CleanSpace Respirators use a unique charger. Do not attempt to charge your
CleanSpace Respirator with any other charger.
2.5. FILTERS
2.5.1 FILTER PRECAUTIONS The following precautions must be followed during
use:
Always change the filter outside of the contaminated area and with the
respirator doffed. CleanSpace filter media cannot be cleaned. Cleaning the
filter media may cause damage. The filter media is contained
within a filter case. The filter case may be wiped with a dry cloth free of
chemicals. Used filters should be disposed of responsibly and treated as non-
recyclable hazardous waste (dependent on the
contaminant being filtered). Change the filter if it is damaged or there is
suspected damage. Filters should be changed regularly. The frequency of filter
replacement depends on several factors: period of use,
concentration of airborne contaminants, exertion levels and workplace
protocols where hazards present a risk for cross contamination (e.g.
biohazards or asbestos).
Do not use compressed air or a brush to clean the filter. HEPA filters are
very easily damaged by using compressed air or by brushing. Misuse of
CleanSpace Respirators by cleaning the filter may result in overexposure to
contaminants and lead to sickness.
It is essential that the correct filter type is selected for the chosen
application.
Use only CleanSpace filters with the CleanSpace Respirator. Use of other
filters may result in overexposure to contaminants and lead to sickness.
2.5.2 CHANGING THE FILTER Change the filter when:
The Filter Change Alert triggers audible (2 beeps per second) and visual
(red Filter Alarm Light flashes). The Filter Absent Alarm triggers but there
is a filter in place. The battery is fully charged and the operating altitude
is set correctly, but the Flow Test indicates that the respirator is
not able to produce the minimum design flow of 120 l/min. The filter has been
exposed to water or other liquids. The outside of the filter case is heavily
soiled. There is any sign of damage or suspected damage to the filter. The
filter reaches its expiry date. The expiry date is marked on the filter label.
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There are signs of dust or contaminants on the inside surface of the filter. A
CleanSpace Respirator with a clean filter will run for much longer than one
with a filter that contains dust contaminants. To maximize your work time
between battery charges, change the filter often in high dust environments. To
remove a used filter, simply press down on either Filter Release Button (refer
to Section 2.1) and the filter will be released. To install a new filter,
align the filter so that the `CleanSpace’ text faces up (in the same direction
as the keypad) and push the filter towards the Power Unit until you hear a
click. The filter should be seated securely in place.
2.6. ACCESSORIES
2.6.1 PARTICULATE PRE-FILTER COVERALL The CleanSpace Particulate Pre-Filter
Coverall is an optional accessory used to cover the Power Unit and remove
coarse particulates. The Pre-Filter Coverall should be changed after each use.
It may be useful in high dust environments to enhance the life of the
particulate filter, as coarse particles are removed before entering the
particulate filter. The Pre-Filter Coverall should be donned after fitting a
Neck Support (if required). The Pre-Filter Coverall can be removed by tearing
it along the seam. This is useful in situations where the coverall has been
used in more hazardous environments (e.g. asbestos, silica), as it allows it
to be disposed of responsibly whilst maintaining the respiratory protection of
the user.
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3. Before Donning the CleanSpace Respirator
3.1. CLEANSPACE RESPIRATOR FIT
3.1.1 MASK SELECTION AND FIT Before using your CleanSpace Respirator, you must
determine the right mask for your face and know how to adjust the system to
achieve a good fit. It is vital that your mask is the right size for your face
and fits properly. Mask fit must be confirmed with a Protection Factor Test
(Power On Fit Test). The information below will help you to select the mask
most likely to fit and may therefore save time. The Face Width’ andFace
Length’ of a user are defined by the images below.
Face Width
Face Length
Use the tables below to determine which CleanSpace Half or Full-Face Mask is likely to provide the best fit for your face.
*If the medium mask fails initially, the mask fitting specialist will determine whether to try the small or the large mask next.
3.1.2 NECK SUPPORT SELECTION AND FIT Your CleanSpace Respirator is supplied
with two sizes of Neck Support – Small (“S”) and Medium (“M”). “S” is for
people with smaller necks and heads while “M” is for those with medium sized
heads and necks. Users for whom the “M” Neck Support does not provide enough
room (both bellows are fully extended but mask is still too tight on face)
should use the respirator without a Neck Support. This configuration provides
extra room and is comfortable due to the curved design of the case. As a
general rule, use the smallest size Neck Support that is comfortable. Half
Mask System Selecting the right size of Neck Support is vital to achieving a
good Half Mask fit. With the correct sized Neck Support, the Half Mask should
achieve a good seal without using up all the travel in the respirator’s bellow
adjustment system. This gives an opportunity to adjust the respirator further
for increased comfort and freedom of movement. Full-Face Mask System When used
with a Full-Face Mask, the Neck Support is for comfort only and does not form
part of the seal. Nevertheless, if your work involves vigorous movement, using
a Neck Support may stabilise the Power Unit and reduce distracting movement.
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3.1.3 HEAD HARNESS FIT The Head Harness is a required component when using the
CleanSpace Respirator Half Mask System. It is used to support the weight of
the Power Unit and to ensure a good, comfortable fit. The harness has a rear
strap that can be adjusted by the user to fit a variety of different head
sizes. Users with a larger head should use the hole which elongates’ the rear strap (left-hand arrow in the image below) while users with smaller heads should use the hole whichshortens’ the rear strap (right-hand arrow in the
image below). When fitted correctly, the harness should sit comfortable on the
crown of the head.
3.2. PRE-USE INSPECTION
Before each entry into a contaminated area, carry out a visual inspection of
all components of your CleanSpace Respirator system. If parts are missing or
damaged replace them only with approved parts before proceeding.
Check the POWER UNIT for cracks, holes or other damage or missing parts. Do
not use the device if there is any damage or misuse. Check both bellows for
splits or holes. Check that the bellows have not become distorted as this may
obstruct the air supply to the mask. Check the Neck Support (if required).
Check that the battery has sufficient charge to complete the work period by
pressing the Power Button. The Battery Charge Indicator light(s) will
illuminate to indicate the approximate charge. A full charge is recommended.
Check the FILTER carefully. The filter seal must be clean and free from damage
of any kind. Examine the visible internal surfaces for any sign that dust has
penetrated the media. If dust is found, do not use the filter. The body of the
filter must be free of cracks or signs of damage. If any sign of impact or
scratching is found, discard the filter. Fit the filter to the respirator
(refer to Section 2.5).
Check the MASK to ensure that there are no cracks, tears or dirt; check the
mask is not distorted. Check the mask exhalation valve for damage or dirt
build up. If it is dirty, remove any dirt, hairs or anything that could affect
the seal of the valve against its seat. Check that the valve seat is clean. If
the valve is damaged, replace it. If using a Full-Face Mask, ensure the Rain
Cover is lowered before use.
Check the HEAD HARNESS is intact, is not frayed or damaged and has good
elasticity.
3.3. RECALIBRATION
This respirator contains a system for synchronizing with your breathing,
regulating mask pressure and updating the operating altitude of the Power
Unit. This system should be recalibrated if it experiences a change in
temperature of more than 20°C, a change in altitude of more than 100m or
before using the respirator for the first time. It is best practice to also
recalibrate if the unit has been in storage and the storage temperature is not
known. Steps to recalibrate:
1. Remove the filter and mask (if fitted) from the Power Unit. 2. With the
respirator in STANDBY Mode (i.e. one or more Battery Charge Indicator lights
on), press the Power Button and
the Flow Test Button on the keypad at the same time. 3. When both the blue On
Light and the red Filter Alarm Light illuminate, release both buttons. 4. Do
not touch or move the respirator during the recalibration process. 5. After 5
seconds, the Power Unit will run and air will blow from the left-hand bellow
for about 10 seconds. 6. When the airflow stops, recalibration is complete,
and the Battery Charge Indicators will return to indicating battery
charge status. 7. Refit the filter to the Power Unit.
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You must recalibrate the internal pressure sensor any time that your CleanSpace Respirator is exposed to changes in temperature of more than 20°C, changes in altitude of more than 100m or before using the respirator for the first time. It is best practice to also recalibrate if the unit has been in storage, particularly if the storage temperature is not known.
3.4. FLOW TEST
The Flow Test checks that the CleanSpace Respirator can deliver a minimum flow
of 120 l/min. This test should be completed before each entry into a
contaminated area.
3.4.1 FLOW TEST PROCEDURE
1. Leave the filter in place. 2. Place the respirator flat on a table or
other support. 3. Ensure the Power Unit is in STANDBY Mode (press the Power
Button once if not). Press and release the Flow Test
Button. 4. The respirator will automatically run the Flow Test. During the
test, air will flow from the left-hand bellow. 5. After 2 seconds the
respirator reports the test result using the Battery Charge Indicator lights
on the keypad. Use the
table below to interpret the indicators.
Flow Test Result 3 Solid Green Lights
2 Solid Green Lights
1 Solid Green Light 1 Red Flashing Filter Alarm Light
& 3 Flashing Green Lights
PASS PASS
Meaning Excellent
(Flow > 180 l/min)
Good
PASS FAIL
Acceptable
Fail (Flow < 120 l/min)
Note
Flow Test `pass’ result will display for a few seconds. Power Unit will then
switch to OFF Mode.
Reset by pressing the Power Button once. Power Unit will then switch to
STANDBY Mode.
3.4.2 FAILED FLOW TEST
Do not use the respirator until a new filter has been fitted and/or the
battery has been fully charged and the test has been repeated with a PASS
result. If the respirator fails the test but the filter is new and the battery
is fully charged, make sure the operating altitude is set correctly. The
operating altitude can be set by recalibrating the Power Unit. If the
respirator continues to fail the flow test, contact CleanSpace Technology and
do not use the respirator until it has been evaluated.
Important: The Flow Test is not a battery charge test. Three Battery Charge
Indicator lights means that, at the moment it is tested, the unit can deliver
high flow. It does not mean the battery is fully charged. Check the battery
charge separately. Refer to Section 2.2.3.
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4. Donning the Half Mask CleanSpace Respirator
Locate your Power Unit, Half Mask, Neck Support and Head Harness. Make sure
the Half Mask, Neck Support (if required) and Head Harness are the same size
or setting that you used for your last successful fit test. Ensure a clean
filter is fitted to the Power Unit. Important: Read through this entire
chapter before beginning to don the CleanSpace Respirator.
STEP 1 FIT THE NECK SUPPORT TO THE POWER UNIT
The Neck Support has circular openings at each end which snap over buttons on
the Power Unit case. Position the Neck Support in place against the buttons
and then press firmly until the Neck Support clips securely into place.
STEP 2 FIT THE HEAD HARNESS TO THE HALF MASK
Connect the two side straps of the Head Harness to the circular clips located
on the inside of the mask, ensuring that the harness strap with the front
marker is facing forwards. Loosen the side straps as far as they will travel.
STEP 3 FIT THE HALF MASK TO THE POWER UNIT
Ensure that the peak of the mask and the keypad on the Power Unit are both
facing up. Bring the right-hand side of the Mask and Power Unit together until
the AirClips click into place. Loosen the bellows as far as they will go by
pressing the Adjust Buttons on each side of the Power Unit whilst gently
extending the bellows away from the Power Unit.
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STEP 4 SWITCH THE POWER UNIT TO STANDBY MODE
Press the Power Button once to switch the Power Unit to STANDBY Mode from OFF
Mode. The Battery Charge Indicator should display the level of charge. The
respirator should be fully charged before use.
STEP 5 DON THE RESPIRATOR
To don the respirator: 1. Drape the Power Unit around the back of the neck and
connect the left-hand side of the Mask and Power Unit until the AirClips click
into place. 2. Lift the mask onto your face and pull the Head Harness upwards
and over the face until it sits comfortably on the crown of your head. 3.
Breathe in, the Power Unit will automatically switch to ON Mode. If it
doesn’t, check that the respirator is in STANDBY Mode. 4. Locate the rear
harness hook and clip it securely to the Power Unit Hoop.
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STEP 6 ADJUST THE RESPIRATOR
If required, the CleanSpace Respirator can be adjusted after donning by either
tightening the bellows or tightening the harness. 1. Tighten the bellows by
placing one hand on the back of the Power Unit and one hand over the front of
the mask. Push the Power Unit forwards and the mask backwards, tightening the
fit. Ensure bellow adjustments are symmetrical. If the mask is too tight,
loosen the bellows by pressing the Adjust Buttons. 2. Tighten the harness by
pulling the side straps downwards. The harness can also be loosened if
required by lifting the ratchet clips upwards and pulling the base of the side
straps downwards. 3. Tighten the rear hook by pulling upwards on the back
strap. The respirator should sit evenly and level.
STEP 7 COMPLETE A MASK SEAL CHECK
A mask seal check is used to ensure that an adequate seal is achieved each
time the respirator is donned. Please note due to changes in pressure, the
Power Unit may switch between modes and the air may blow during this process.
This is normal and will not affect the seal check. To complete a seal check:
1. Unclip the left-hand AirClip while holding the Power Unit close to your
head with your right hand. 2. Block the left-hand mask air inlet with your
thumb. 3. Breathe in. You should not be able to draw any air into the mask.
The mask should collapse inwards as you inhale, with
no leaks. Listen for any squeaking or whistling noises which may indicate that
air is leaking past the seal. 4. Hold your breath for approximately 5 seconds.
The mask should stay collapsed against your face. If the mask seal slowly
recovers (mask moves away from your face) there is a leak. 5. If there is a
leak, readjust the mask, confirm the left-hand mask air inlet is completely
blocked and repeat the seal check
until no leakage is observed. 6. After passing the seal check, reconnect the
left-hand side of the Mask and Power Unit, ensuring the AirClips click into
place. Once reconnected, the respirator will either a) Automatically switch to
ON Mode. b) If it is already in ON Mode, it will continue to operate as
required.
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5. Donning the Full-Face Mask CleanSpace Respirator
Locate your Power Unit, Full-Face Mask and Neck Support. Make sure the Full-
Face Mask and Neck Support (if required) are the same size or setting that you
used for your last successful fit test. Ensure a clean filter is fitted to the
Power Unit. Important: Read through this entire chapter before beginning to
don the CleanSpace Respirator.
STEP 1 FIT THE NECK SUPPORT TO THE POWER UNIT
The Neck Support has circular openings at each end which snap over buttons on
the Power Unit case. Position the Neck Support in place against the buttons
and then press firmly until the Neck Support clips securely into place.
STEP 2 DON THE FULL-FACE MASK
To don the Full-Face Mask: 1. Loosen all five (5) straps on the mask harness
to their fullest extent. Hold the mask in one hand while you use your other
hand to move the harness straps clear of the mask seal. 2. Place your chin in
the cup of the mask face seal and then pull the harness up and over your head.
Settle your face into the mask seal. Adjust the top strap so that the hanger
for the back strap sits a couple of centimetres above your ears. 3. Gently
tighten each harness strap in turn by pulling the strap rearward. Start with
the bottom straps. As you pull each strap, use your other hand to steady the
mask on your face. 4. Continue to adjust the straps until the mask face seal
presses evenly on your face around its entire length.
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STEP 3 COMPLETE A MASK SEAL CHECK
A mask seal check is used to ensure that an adequate seal is achieved each
time the respirator is donned. To complete a seal check:
1. Block both mask air inlets with your thumbs. 2. Breathe in. You should not
be able to draw any air into the mask. The mask should be drawn in towards
your face as
you inhale. Listen for any squeaking or whistling noises which may indicate
that air is leaking past the seal. 3. Hold your breath for approximately 5
seconds. The mask should stay drawn in against your face. If the mask seal
slowly
recovers (mask moves away from your face) there is a leak. 4. If there is a
leak, readjust the mask, confirm the mask air inlets are completely blocked
and repeat the seal check until
no leakage is observed.
STEP 4 SWITCH THE POWER UNIT TO STANDBY MODE
Press the Power Button once to switch the Power Unit to STANDBY Mode from OFF
Mode. The Battery Charge Indicator should display the level of charge. The
respirator should be fully charged before use.
STEP 5 DON THE RESPIRATOR
To don the respirator: 1. Loosen the bellows as far as they will go by
pressing the Adjust Buttons on each side of the Power Unit whilst gently
extending the bellows away from the Power Unit. 2. Drape the Power Unit around
the back of your neck and connect the right-hand side of the Mask and Power
Unit until the AirClips click into place. 3. Connect the AirClips on the left-
hand side. 4. Breathe in, the Power Unit will automatically switch to ON Mode.
If it doesn’t, check that the respirator is in STANDBY Mode. 5. Locate the
rear harness hook and clip it securely to the Power Unit Hoop.
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STEP 6 ADJUST THE RESPIRATOR
If required, the CleanSpace Respirator can be adjusted by tightening the
bellows or the harness back strap. 1. Tighten the bellows by placing one hand
on the back of the Power Unit and one hand over the front of the mask. Push
the Power Unit forwards and the mask backwards, tightening the fit. Ensure
bellow adjustments are symmetrical. If the mask is too tight, loosen the
bellows by pressing the Adjust Buttons. 2. Tighten the rear hook by pulling
upwards on the back strap. The respirator should sit roughly level.
6. The Contaminated Area
6.1. HUMAN FACTOR CONSIDERATIONS
6.1.1 NOISY ENVIRONMENTS In most noisy environments, the respirator alarms are
still clearly audible to the user. However, if there is a chance you will not
hear them, you must take the following extra precautions.
Do not enter the contaminated area unless all three (3) green Battery Charge
Indicator lights are illuminated. Do not work in a high noise area for more
than four (4) hours. At the end of four (4) hours, leave the contaminated area
and check; – the Filter Alarm Light is not illuminated; AND – all three (3)
green Battery Charge Indicator lights are still illuminated.
If two (2) or fewer green Battery Charge Indicator lights are illuminated,
recharge the CleanSpace Respirator until three (3) solid green lights are
displayed.
If the red Filter Alarm Light is illuminated, change the filter. Be
particularly aware of difficulty breathing or of the powered airflow stopping.
If either of these things occur, exit the
contaminated area immediately. 6.1.2 COMMUNICATION The following
recommendations are suggested to aid communication whilst wearing a CleanSpace
Respirator.
Speak 30% louder in volume. Truncate sentences shorten communication to
ensure it is clear and concise. Use closed loop communication exchange
information, acknowledge receipt of that information and confirm the
recipient has interpreted the information correctly.
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6.2. ENTERING THE CONTAMINATED AREA
Prior to entering the contaminated area, complete the inspections and checks
listed in these User Instructions. Ensure a mask seal check has been completed
and the motor is responding to your breathing. Familiarize yourself with the
Adjust Buttons and the Mask Release Buttons. Check no alarms are sounding or
flashing. If your work environment is noisy, you may be unable to hear the
alarms. In this case you must follow the special precautions set out in
Section 6.1. If additional PPE is required, ensure this is donned also. Enter
the contaminated area.
Do not remove the respirator until you have vacated the contaminated area. If
you have an acute and spontaneous health episode (i.e. experiencing dizziness)
and believe removing the respirator while you leave the contaminated area may
help, remove the respirator with caution.
6.3. EXITING THE CONTAMINATED AREA
Leave the contaminated area immediately if any of the following conditions
occur: The Filter Change Alert, Low Battery Alarm or the Filter Absent Alarm
triggers. Any part of the system becomes damaged. Airflow into the mask
decreases or stops. Breathing becomes difficult. You feel dizzy or your vision
is impaired. You smell or taste contaminants. Your face, eyes, nose or mouth
experience irritation. You suspect the concentration of environmental
contaminants has reached levels at which this respirator may no longer provide
protection. Oxygen/carbon dioxide levels change such that PAPRs should no
longer be worn.
Follow the exiting and decontamination procedures as documented in the
workplace Respiratory Protection Program. Follow those procedures with the
instructions below when removing the respirator.
6.4. DOFFING THE HALF MASK RESPIRATOR
To doff the Half Mask CleanSpace Respirator: 1. Unclip the rear hook of the
Head Harness from the Power Unit Hoop. 2. Slide the harness forward over your
head, toward the nose of the mask. 3. Locate one of the Mask Release Buttons
on either side of the respirator. 4. Press the button and gently pull the
Power Unit away from the mask. 5. Remove the respirator from your face.
After the Power Unit is removed, the air will continue to blow for
approximately 5 seconds before automatically switching to STANDBY Mode when no
breathing is detected. There is no need to turn the respirator off, after
three (3) minutes in STANDBY Mode, the respirator will automatically switch to
OFF Mode.
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6.5. DOFFING THE FULL-FACE MASK RESPIRATOR
To doff the Full-Face Mask CleanSpace Respirator: 1. Unclip the rear hook of
the harness from the Power Unit Hoop. 2. Locate the Mask Release Buttons on
either side of the respirator. 3. One side at a time, press the buttons and
gently pull the Power Unit away from the mask. After the Power Unit is
removed, the air will continue to blow for approximately 5 seconds before
automatically switching to STANDBY Mode when no breathing is detected. There
is no need to turn the respirator off, after three (3) minutes in STANDBY
Mode, the respirator will automatically switch to OFF Mode. 4. To remove the
Full-Face Mask, loosen the harness straps and then remove the mask from your
face.
7. Care and Cleaning
7.1. CLEANING
We recommend that you clean your respirator after every use. CleanSpace
Respirator components should be cleaned separately. Determine the method most
appropriate to your cleaning requirements. If using a wipe, refer to the
Compatible Cleaning and Disinfecting Agents Supplement available from
CleanSpace Technology at cleanspacetechnology.com. Important: The methods to
clean the equipment (outlined below) are not a disinfection or sterilization
protocol. If disinfection or sterilization is required, contact CleanSpace
Customer Service at sales@cleanspacetechnology.com. 7.1.1 HALF MASK Determine
the method most appropriate to your cleaning requirements. If using a wipe,
refer to the chemical agent and disinfectant supplement information available
from CleanSpace Technology. If washing the Half Mask, remove the valve cover.
To do this, locate the snap feature on the cover that secures it to the valve
seat. This feature is located on the bottom edge of the valve seat. Using your
thumb nail or a small blunt object such as a pen, press on the snap until the
cover springs free of the valve seat as shown in the image below. Then, wash
the mask (including the exhalation valve leaf and cover) thoroughly with a
mild detergent in warm water (less than 50°C). Rinse well in warm running
water to ensure any residue from the cleaning solution has been removed.
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After cleaning, allow the mask to air dry in a clean environment (valve up to
prevent pooling) or hand dry with a clean, lint-free cloth. Do not dry the
mask by exposing directly to heat. Before use, ensure that the exhalation
valve leaf is properly seated against the valve body and operates freely.
Reinstall the valve cover. Visually check the valve leaf again after the cover
has been installed to ensure the valve leaf is completely sealed against the
valve body. 7.1.2 FULL-FACE MASK Determine the method most appropriate to your
cleaning requirements. If using a wipe, refer to the chemical agent and
disinfectant supplement information available from CleanSpace Technology.
Before washing the Full-Face Mask, remove the inner mask (pinch snaps together
and pull the top of the inner mask back) and raise the Rain Cover to improve
access. Then, wash the Full-Face Mask (including the exhalation valve leaf and
Rain Cover) and the inner mask thoroughly with a mild detergent in warm water
(less than 50°C). Rinse well in warm running water to ensure any residue from
the cleaning solution has been removed.
After cleaning, allow the mask to air dry in a clean environment (valve up to
prevent pooling) or hand dry with a clean, lint-free cloth. Do not dry the
mask by exposing directly to heat. Before use, ensure that the exhalation
valve leaf operates freely, the inner mask has been refitted and the Rain
Cover has been lowered.
Never dry the mask or exhalation valve with a cloth that may leave behind
lint. Lint contamination of the exhalation valve may cause it to leak,
resulting in overexposure to contaminants and lead to sickness.
7.1.3 POWER UNIT Use cleaning wipes or a cloth dampened with cleaning agent to
wipe down the outside of the Power Unit. After cleaning, use a clean cloth to
remove any residue from the cleaning agent. Allow the Power Unit to air dry in
a clean environment or dry the Power Unit using use a clean, lint-free cloth.
Using a Cleaning and Storage Plug, higher level cleaning is available for the
Power Unit. Please visit the resources section of the CleanSpace website for
more information at cleanspacetechnology.com.
CleanSpace Power Units contain a battery, sensitive electronics, and a motor.
NEVER immerse the Power Unit in water.
7.1.4 FILTER CleanSpace particulate filter media cannot be cleaned. The filter
media is contained within a filter case. Dispose of the filter responsibly
when a change is required. Refer to Section 2.5 for more information. 7.1.5
HEAD HARNESS AND NECK SUPPORT The Head Harness and Neck Supports can be
cleaned using the methods described for the CleanSpace Masks. 7.1.6
PARTICULATE PRE-FILTER COVERALL The CleanSpace Particulate Pre-Filter Coverall
(PAF-0058) cannot be cleaned. Dispose of it responsibly when a change is
required.
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7.2. STORAGE
The respirator and additional components should be stored under the following
conditions when not being used. Relative Humidity: 0% to 75%. Temperature:
10°C to 30°C.
Out of direct sunlight, in a clean, dry environment.
7.3. RECALIBRATION
This respirator contains a system for synchronizing with your breathing,
regulating mask pressure and updating the operating altitude of the Power
Unit. This system should be recalibrated if it experiences a change in
temperature of more than 20°C, a change in altitude of more than 100m or
before using the respirator for the first time. It is best practice to also
recalibrate if the unit has been in storage, particularly if the storage
temperature is not known. Refer to Section 3.3 for the recalibration
procedure.
7.4. SERVICING
It is the purchaser’s responsibility to ensure that CleanSpace respirators and
components are regularly maintained to an operational standard. CleanSpace
recommends annual servicing of CleanSpace respirators by an accredited
CleanSpace technician. For more information go to cleanspacetechnology.com.
8. List of Components
Type Power System Power Unit
Mask
Filter Neck Support
Description Power System CST PRO Power System CST ULTRA Power Unit CST PRO Power Unit CST ULTRA Half Mask Small Half Mask Medium Half Mask Large Half Mask with harness Small Half Mask with harness Medium Half Mask with harness Large Full Face Mask Small Full Face Mask Medium/Large High-Capacity Particulate Filter Standard Particulate Filter ABEK1 TM3 Combined Filter (EU/UK only) ABEK1 P3 Combined Filter (AUS/NZ only) A2 TM3 Combined Filter (EU/UK only) ABE1 TM3 Combined Filter (EU/UK only) A1 TM3 Combined Filter (EU/UK only) Neck Support Small Neck Support Medium
Product Code CST1000 CST1010 CST1002 CST1012 CST1014 CST1015 CST1016 CST1034 CST1035 CST1036 CST1017 CST1018 CST1004 CST1005 CST1006 CST1007 CST1008 CST1027 CST1028 CST1019 CST1020
Head Harness Accessories
Head Harness Universal Charger
CST1021 PAF-1101
For information on the full range of available products, please refer to the CleanSpace website at cleanspacetechnology.com.
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9. Specifications
Operation Weights
Air Flow (Breath Responsive) Operating Temperature Range
Operating Humidity Range Operating Altitude Range Operating Run Time
Ingress Protection Battery Charger Charging Temperature Limits Optimal Storage
Conditions Battery (Type/Capacity) Recharge Time Alarms & Alerts Filter Change
Alert
Low Battery Alarm
Filter Absent Alarm
System: 600g (Power Unit, filter, Half Mask (M), Neck Support (M), Head
Harness). Half Masks (with Head Harness): 145g to 175g, Full-Face Masks: 720g
to 735g. Head Harness: 30g. Minimum: 120 l/min, Maximum: 230 L/min. Dependent
on filter type, filter loading, altitude and battery condition. Minimum:
-10°C, Maximum: 45°C. The CleanSpace Respirator will shut down when battery
temperature is greater than 60°C or less than -10°C. Zero to 90%, non-
condensing. Minimum: Approx. -1000m, Maximum: Approx. 4200m. Up to
approximately 14 hours. Run time is strongly influenced by filter type, filter
loading, mask seal, work rate, altitude and other factors. Run times may vary
widely. IP65 (CleanSpace ULTRA only) dust tight, protected against powerful
water jets.
Input: 100 240VAC, 50 60 Hz. Output: 14.7 VDC, 24 Watts 0°C to 35°C. The
battery will not accept charge outside of this range. 10°C to 30°C & 0% to 75%
relative humidity. Out of direct sunlight, in a clean, dry environment.
Lithium-Ion 11.1V, 1850 mAh, 20.54Wh. 2 hours (to 95%).
Triggers when the filter has exceeded service limits and needs to be changed.
Audible alert: 2 beeps repeated every second, 75dB(A) at ear. Visual alert:
Red Filter Alarm Light flashes. Triggers when the remaining operating time is
approximately 15 minutes. Audible alarm: 3 beeps, repeated every second,
75dB(A) at ear. Visual alarm: Single green Battery Charge Indicator light
flashes. Triggers when the respirator detects that there is no filter present.
Audible alarm: Constant, continuous beep, 75dB(A) at ear. Visual alarm: Red
Filter Alarm Light flashes.
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10. Warranty
This product has been manufactured using quality parts and processes.
CleanSpace Technology Pty Ltd warrants that the product is free from defective
workmanship and parts for a period of two (2) years from the date of original
purchase provided the product has been used, cleaned and maintained in
accordance with these instructions and CleanSpace Technology’s
recommendations. This warranty does not include consumable parts, such as
filters and face masks, which must be replaced regularly by the user.
Consumable parts are warranted up to the point of use, provided they have been
stored correctly and are within their expiry date. This warranty does not
cover:
Where the product has been used for industrial purposes outside the
recommendations of CleanSpace Technology Pty Ltd;
Where damage has been caused by misuse, neglect, accident, or excessive wear
and tear. Any claim under this warranty must be made within two (2) years of
the date of purchase of the product. All warranty claims must be made by
returning the defective product to your supplier together with the proof of
purchase. The purchaser is responsible for all freight. In the event that any
part of the product is found by CleanSpace Technology to be defective,
CleanSpace Technology will either repair or at its discretion replace the
faulty part. This warranty is given by:
CleanSpace Technology Pty Ltd ABN 24 146 453 554, Unit 5. 39 Herbert Street
St. Leonards, NSW 2065 Australia; T: +61 2 8436 4000 E:
sales@cleanspacetechnology.com
This warranty is provided in addition to other rights and remedies you have
under law. You are entitled to replacement or refund for a major failure. You
are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to
be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
Disclaimer:
Whilst CleanSpace Technology has made every effort to ensure that the details
and information given in both our printed and online publications are accurate
at the time of issue, full technical specifications are not necessarily
included. Furthermore, CleanSpace Technology has a policy of continuous
improvement and the right is reserved to alter details and information as the
need arises. Accordingly, the Customer should check any details and
information they wish to rely on with CleanSpace Technology at the time of
purchase. CleanSpace Technology cannot accept liability in respect of any
errors or omissions herein contained or for any loss or damage malfunction or
consequential loss arising from reliance upon our publication. The Customer
will be responsible for any risk to health or safety from goods in the
Customer’s possession and/or control. The Customer’s attention is drawn to the
fact that statutory regulations and recognized codes of practice exist
covering the use and handling of some goods (including safety products). The
Customer must ensure that persons who use the goods receive adequate training
and safety literature. ©2023 CleanSpace Technology Pty Ltd. All rights
reserved. No page or part of these User Instructions may be reproduced in any
form without written permission of the copyright owner shown above. CleanSpace
Technology reserves the right to correct typographical errors. All information
is correct at the time of going to print.
S008-7012 Rev 1, 14th April 2023 Released on Change Note ECN1860
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