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Type | Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) |
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NIOSH Approval | Yes |
Battery Life | 8 hours |
Battery Type | Rechargeable lithium-ion |
Headgear Options | Hard hat, bump cap, or headband |
Noise Level | <70 dBA |
Filter Type | HEPA Filter |
Relative Humidity | 0 to 95% non-condensing |
Standards | NIOSH |
Details NIOSH approval requirements, cautions, and limitations for respirator use.
Outlines conditions and contaminants for which the respirator is not suitable.
Explains the importance and methods for performing respirator fit tests.
Explains the composition and use of combination cartridges for dual protection.
Describes CS/CN canisters for specific chemical and cyanide protection.
Instructions for charging and replacing NiCad and Lithium battery packs.
Step-by-step guide for putting on various types of facepieces and hoods.
Procedures for performing the air-tightness test to ensure a proper seal.
Connecting the breathing tube to the motor-blower and activating the unit.
Steps for assembling the PAPR with Tyvek, Saranex, or Tychem hoods.
Instructions for wearing the PAPR with specific Tyvek, Saranex, or Tychem hood types.
Guidance on changing chemical and combination cartridges based on usage and indicators.
Procedures for safely removing different types of respirators after use.
Requirements for a maintenance program including cleaning and inspection.
Recommendations for storing the PAPR components and batteries for optimal life.
Options for facepiece comfort, lens fogging prevention, and vision correction.
Information on available breathing tube lengths and charging equipment for batteries.