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General| Brand | 3M |
|---|---|
| Model | Scott Safety ELSA 2000 |
| Category | Respiratory Product |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes the importance of thoroughly reading and understanding the entire manual before use.
Provides guidance on preparing for emergency escape scenarios, including locating and using the apparatus.
Outlines immediate actions to take when an emergency situation arises, focusing on calm and proper use.
Details daily checks, usage restrictions, training requirements, and respiratory protection assurance for managers and personnel.
Contains a disclaimer regarding failure to comply with instructions and copyright information for the manual.
A crucial reminder to read all instructions thoroughly before operating the equipment.
Information on optimal storage parameters including humidity, temperature, and shelf life.
Details the European standard for self-contained open-circuit compressed air breathing apparatus for escape.
Covers CE European conformity and compliance with Australian/New Zealand standards for respiratory protective devices.
Specifies the necessary standards for the air used in charging breathing apparatus.
Lists key factors to consider when choosing appropriate respiratory protective equipment for escape scenarios.
Underscores the mandatory requirement for accredited training by qualified instructors for proper operation.
Provides essential instructions for protecting the device during storage and transit to prevent damage.
Presents a general technical description of the ELSA apparatus, its components, and operational specifications.
Detailed explanation of the RCV's function, including its operation, warning whistle, and pressure relief mechanism.
Describes the contents gauge, its indicators, and the conformity of the charging adaptor to relevant standards.
Details the materials and features of the standard and alternative storage bags for the apparatus.
Step-by-step instructions on donning and activating the ELSA apparatus correctly for emergency escape.
Defines the different levels of maintenance tasks assigned to wearers, from simple checks to full preparation.
Important cautionary advice on preventing damage to the neck seal and proper hood donning procedures.
Instructions on checking air flow into the hood and understanding the warning whistle for low air supply.
Steps for cleaning and disinfecting the apparatus after it has been used, with specific product recommendations.
Critical safety warnings and operational requirements for personnel involved in charging cylinders with HP air.
Steps to safely remove the cylinder from its storage bag, including checking for damage.
Detailed instructions for charging the cylinder, including safety precautions and recommended flow rates.
Guidance on drying and correctly reassembling the cylinder into the bag after the charging process.
Outlines conditions that necessitate returning the apparatus for workshop servicing or annual checks.
Information regarding product obsolescence, directing users to product marking and packaging for details.
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