Sundstrom SR 100 User Manual

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WARNING
An exhausted chemical cartridge will allow hazardous fumes or vapors to pass through to
the user who may not notice any change in breathing resistance. Follow local procedures
and all warnings contained in the users manual.
Filters – Filters clean the air of particles by capturing the solid particles and allowing breathable air to
enter the respirator. As the filter loads up with these particulates inhalation becomes uncomfortable.
When you detect increased inhalation resistance, leave the contaminated area and change the pre-filter,
or if necessary, the protective filter.
Pre-filter – This inexpensive nuisance pre-filter is used with a cartridge or P100 filter. When breathing
resistance increases change the pre-filter first. If the resistance does not drop change the protective element.
2. CHANGING THE PROTECTIVE ELEMENTS.
A. Installation
Select the appropriate protection. Remain in a safe atmosphere and select the proper cartridge and
appropriate filter.
WARNING
Always insert the cartridge or filter into the filter attachment
with the arrows on the label pointing toward the face.
If the appropriate protection requires a combination filter and cartridge, remain in a safe atmosphere
and select the proper cartridge and appropriate filter.
CARTRIDGE, P100 FILTER COMBINATION
1) Place the P100 filter on top of the cartridge. Grasp both protective elements.
NOTE
The P100 filter will snap onto the cartridge,
but the cartridge will not snap onto the P100 filter.
2) Squeeze hard until you hear the P100 snap onto the
cartridge a snap.
3) Attempt to pull the filter and cartridge apart to check
that they are properly connected.

Sundstrom SR 100 Specifications

General

Brand	Sundstrom
Model	SR 100
Category	Respiratory Product
Language	English