For Your Safety - Dräger RV-PT 120 L Instrucciones De Uso

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For your safety

1.1 Strictly follow the Instructions for Use
Any use of the control valve requires full understanding and
strict observation of these instructions as well as the
Instructions for Use of the chemical protection suit. The control
valve is only to be used for the purposes specified here.
1.2 Maintenance
The control valve must be inspected and maintained regularly
by trained service personnel.
We recommend contracting Dräger for maintenance and
service.
Only original Dräger parts may be used for maintenance.
Observe the maintenance intervals (see chapter 4.1 on
page 9).
1.3 Accessories
Only use accessories mentioned in the order list.
2 Description
2.1 Product overview
A B
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A Inside of suit
B Outside of suit
1 Connection for ventilation hoses
2 Shackle for fastening the belt
3 Connection point for face piece.
4 Suit material
5 Plug nipple
Dräger RV PT 120 L
2.2 Functional description
An external air supply (e. g. a compressed-air hose device) is
connected to the plug nipple of the control valve. Air is fed
through the control valve into the inside of the chemical
protection suit, and via a compressed-air hose to the face
piece. The control valve is connected inside the chemical
protection suit with the airflow hoses, which distribute the
ventilation volume flow in the suit. The airflow hoses are held
in position in the suit using tabs.
A belt is looped through the strap and serves as strain relief.
The following ventilation rates can be set on the control valve:
0 l/min
5 l/min
30 l/min
120 l/min
2.3 Intended use
The control valve is used to provide the wearer of the chemical
protection suit with additional breathing air. For example, this
can be necessary during decontamination.
In addition, the chemical protection suit can be ventilated.
Excess air escapes via the suit valves. Heat and humidity are
thus purged out of the chemical protection suit and the wearer
notices a cooling effect. Also the overpressure protects from
penetration of chemicals into the chemical protection suit.
2.4 Approvals
The control valve is approved together with the Dräger
CPS 7900 chemical protection suit. It meets the corresponding
standards and guidelines.
Notes for chemical protection suits approved in accordance
with vfdb 0801 : 2006-11:
The control valve must be covered using a cover plate.
The chemical protection suit must be equipped with an
ASV. The ASV may only be used during cleaning and
decontamination.
The external air supply may only be connected to the
control valve if it has been ensured that the connection is
free from hazardous substances.
If a compressed-air hose device is connected, respiratory
protection monitoring must be continued.
The compressed-air hose must be positioned in the
chemical protection suit in such a way that it does not
restrict the freedom of movement of the person wearing the
device.
For your safety
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