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 be absorbed directly through the skin, while 
others  may  irritate  exposed  areas.  Always 
use in conjunction with personal protective 
ensembles  that  provide  appropriate  levels 
of protection against dermal hazards.
• Visual indications of material  degradation 
may  be  identifi ed  by  charring,  blistering, 
cracking, crazing, pitting, chalking, rust, and 
signifi cant  color  changes,  all  of  which  can 
result  in  a  weakened  structure,  prohibiting 
extended useful service life.
• Do not wear this respirator if a satisfactory 
fi t, as determined by the fi t testing described 
in  Section  VI.,  cannot  be  obtained.  Also 
see  ANSI  Z88.2  latest  edition  and  OSHA 
Respirator Standard (29 CFR 1910.134).
• Beards and sideburns will prevent a good 
facepiece  seal.  Do  not  use  this  respirator 
unless you are clean shaven.
•  This  respirator  must  be  used  in 
conjunction  with  a  written  respirator 
program  meeting  the  requirements  of  the 
OSHA  Standard  for  Respiratory  Protection, 
29  CFR  1910.134,  available  from  the  U.S. 
Department  of  Labor,  Occupational  Safety 
and  Health  Administration.  The  program 
must  include,  but  not  be  limited  to, 
procedures for evaluating air contaminants 
and  selecting  appropriate  respirators; 
procedures for testing the facepiece-to-face 
fi t  of  respirators;  procedures  for  cleaning, 
disinfecting,  inspecting,  maintaining, 
and  storing  respirators;  procedures  for 
determining  if  workers  are  physically  and 
medically  capable  of  wearing  respirators; 
and  procedures  for  training  employees  in 
the use of respirators and in recognizing the 
hazards associated with contaminants in the 
workplace.
• Do not use this respirator underwater or for 
abrasive blasting.
•  This  SCBA  is  designed  for  storage  in 
temperatures from -25° F to +160° F.  If stored 
below  0°  F,  the  SCBA  must  be  warmed  to 
above 0° F before use. Failure to do so may 
result in damage to the equipment.
•  Honeywell  respirators,  accessories 
and  associated  equipment  should  not  be 
used  in  atmospheres  which  may  contain 
contaminant  concentrations  above  the 
lower  explosive  limit  (LEL).  Intrinsic  safety 
certifi cation of electronic components does 
not eliminate potential danger of ignition of 
these atmospheres.
•  The  pressure  within  the  Honeywell 
facepiece  remains  positive  under  most 
working conditions,  but as  with  all SCBAs, 
negative pressure  excursions  are possible. 
Conditions when an SCBA can experience
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negative  facepiece  pressures  include,  but 
are not limited to: 1) the SCBA is improperly 
worn, 2) the SCBA is not used in accordance 
with  the  instructions,  3)  the  SCBA  is 
improperly  maintained,  or  4)  the  SCBA    is 
subjected  to  over-breathing  during  heavy 
work rates. The SCBA will provide reduced 
protection  when  operated  in  a  negative 
pressure mode.
• Some sensitive individuals may experience 
health  problems  when  exposed  to  even 
minute  amounts  of  contaminants.  This 
SCBA  will  not  prevent  health  problems  for 
those individuals.
•  Sensitized  persons  can  have  severe 
reactions to chemicals at levels well below 
accepted  health  levels  such  as  the  OSHA 
Permissible  Exposure  Limit  (PEL),  ACGIH
®
 
Threshold  Limit  Value  (TLV
®
),  or  NIOSH 
Recommended  Exposure  Limits  (REL). 
Do  not  use  this  SCBA  if  you  have  been 
sensitized  from  previous  exposure  or 
believe that you may be sensitive or allergic 
to any chemicals (e.g., isocyanates, latex, etc.).
•  Do  not  alter  or  modify  this  SCBA  in  any 
manner.  Modifying  this  SCBA  will  void 
NIOSH  certifi cation  and  may  create  a 
condition  in  which  the  SCBA  would  not 
provide  the  intended  protection.  Do  not 
remove, obscure, or alter any labels on the 
SCBA.
• Some individuals are sensitive to chemicals 
(e.g.,  isocyanates,  latex,  oil  mists,  etc.)  or 
may have some type of respiratory disorder 
(e.g., asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary 
disease,  etc.).  If  you  are  sensitive  to  any 
chemical or have a respiratory disorder, you 
may have a severe reaction at contaminant 
levels  well  below  accepted  health 
levels,  such  as  the  OSHA  Permissible 
Exposure  Limit  (PEL),  ACGIH
®
  Threshold 
Limit  Value
®
,  or  the  NIOSH  Recommended 
Exposure  Limit  (REL).  Many  chemicals 
(e.g.,  isocyanates,  mercury,  etc.)  have  no 
physical warning properties and cannot  be 
tasted  or  smelled,  even  though  they  may 
be present in the facepiece. This SCBA will 
reduce, but will not eliminate, the possibility 
of contaminants entering the facepiece and 
causing  a  severe  reaction.  Do  not  use  this 
respirator under these conditions.
•  Discontinue  use  if  you  experience  skin 
irritation or discoloration. 
•  
An impact to the second stage regulator when 
the cylinder valve is open may inadvertently 
activate  the  First-Breath-On  mechanism, 
causing  air  to  fl ow  from  the  regulator  and 
diminishing the air in the cylinder.