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General| Brand | SCOTT |
|---|---|
| Model | FLITE |
| Category | Diving Instrument |
| Language | English |
List of acronyms and their meanings used within the manual for clarity.
Specifies restrictions and conditions for the proper and safe use of the FLITE apparatus.
Defines standards for oxygen content, purity, and limits for contaminants in breathing air.
Specifies pressure, airflow, and connection requirements for compressed air airline supplies.
Emphasizes the necessity of formal training for users and provides contact information for courses.
Outlines requirements for scheduled servicing by certified personnel and references the service manual.
Explains how safety-related parts are marked and who can adjust or remove other parts.
Provides contact details for ordering spare parts, accessories, and new apparatus.
Details the warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and claims procedure for the products.
Guides the selection of appropriate respiratory equipment based on hazards, stress, and oxygen levels.
Describes the FLITE as a positive pressure compressed air apparatus and its operational modes.
Explains filter usage, limitations, and conformity requirements for particulate filters.
Details the function of the Demand Valve (DV) in controlling airflow and its reset/bypass features.
Lists approved facemasks for FLITE and their common features, including material options.
Describes the combined cylinder valve and pressure reducer, including its safety features and gauge.
Details specifications for different cylinder options (10 and 15 minute durations) including capacity and weight.
Details the CE marking, European and Australian standards conformity, and ISO quality assurance.
Lists the organizations that have certified the breathing apparatus and their contact details.
Step-by-step guide to inspecting and preparing the facemask before use, including DV connection.
Instructions for checking the bandolier, straps, cylinder security, and airline connections.
Procedure for donning the bandolier, connecting the airline, and checking its security.
Steps for donning the facemask, adjusting the head harness, and actuating the breath mechanism.
Procedure to check for positive pressure by inserting fingers into the mask seal and checking airflow.
How to perform a face seal test by holding breath and listening for leaks, with instructions for adjustments.
Procedure for testing the facemask seal under negative pressure when using a filter.
Instructions for switching the air supply from a filter canister to an airline.
Steps for disconnecting from an airline and connecting to a filter canister.
Procedure for switching from an airline supply to a cylinder supply, including checks.
Steps for disconnecting from a cylinder supply and connecting to an airline supply.
Procedure for safely removing the breathing apparatus after leaving the hazard area.
Detailed instructions for cleaning and maintaining the facemask, including cautions and specific cleaning agents.
Procedure for cleaning the Demand Valve, ensuring free movement of its parts.
Instructions for cleaning the bandolier, including soaking and drying methods.
Method for dusting and cleaning the exterior of the reducer, gauge, and cylinder.
Steps to check the apparatus for damage, ensure the cylinder valve works, and verify the cylinder is full.
Checks the operation of the demand valve's locking catch for free movement.
Details the statutory requirement for maintaining a logbook for apparatus checks, servicing, and repairs.
Guidelines for protecting the device during transport and storing it in a suitable environment.
Requirement for monthly checks in accordance with Pre-use Checks and recording of test details.
Mandatory annual testing and servicing according to the FLITE Service Schedule and Service Manual.
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