Explanation Of Type-Identifying Markings And Symbols - Dräger X-plore 6000 Instrucciones De Uso

2.2 Feature description
Special facepiece spectacles are available for users who wear
spectacles. A welder's protective visor is available for retrofitting
facepieces with metal visor frame.
The standard thread connection conforming to EN 148-1 is designed
to fit canisters, powered air-purifying respirators, self-contained
breathing apparatus and air line breathing apparatus.
The facepieces can be used within a temperature range between
-22 °F to 140 °F (-30 °C to +60 °C).
2.3 Intended use
The facepieces protect the face and eyes against aggressive media.
2.4 Limitations on use
When the facepiece is used with a canister,
the ambient air must contain at least 19.5 % of oxygen; observe
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country-specific regulations.
never enter unventilated tanks, pits, canals, etc.
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the type of pollutants must be known. Select the corresponding
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canister. If the pollutants are unknown, only use compressed air
breathing apparatus or fresh air hose breathing apparatus with the
facepiece.
Dräger X-plore 6000
2.5
The facepieces in combination with canisters, powered air-purifying
respirators, self-contained breathing apparatus and air line breathing
apparatus have been certified by NIOSH in compliance with title
42, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 84. Only combinations that are
approved by NIOSH may be used (see Page 84).
Furthermore, the facepieces are approved according to
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2.6
The facepieces have different markings:
Connector
Facepiece body
Visor
Visor frame
(Use Instructions for NIOSH-approved full facepieces)
Approvals
EN 136:1998 CL.3
AS/NZS 1716:2012
2014/34/EU
Explanation of type-identifying markings and
symbols
RA
EPDM or Si,
EN 136:1998 CL 2
or
EN 136:1998 CL 3
CExxxx (Notified Body in Europe)
L, PC, or PMMA
K/sw or K/bl
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