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MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS: Read the instructions carefully before
using the helmet; the failure to observe the above could reduce the safety
offered by the helmet. The manufacturer and/or the distributor cannot accept any
liability in the event of an accident resulting in personal injury or even death due
to improper use of the helmet. This helmet is designed to absorb the energy of
an impact through partial distribution or damage to essential components. This
helmet should only be used for the activity it is certified for (see marking). The
ZENITH helmet, in its variants marked EN 397, is approved for industry, certified
according to EN 397 and also meets the optional requirements of the legislation
itself in points: § 5.2.1 Low temperatures – 30°C, § 5.2.4 Side deformation, e
§ 5.2.5 Molten metal splashes. The versions with shell without holes meet the
point § 5.2.3 Electrical properties for protection against accidental contact with
live wires up to 440V AC. It also meets the additional requirements set out in §
4.2.1 Shock absorption, § 4.2.2 Penetration, §4.2.4 Effectiveness of restraint
system (only for versions with chin strap fitted) of the UNI EN 12492:2012. The CE
certification procedure was carried out by notified body number 0426, Italcert
Viale Sarca, 336 20126 Milan - Italy.
Protection against electrical hazards: The helmets in versions with shell without
holes are certified according to the EN 50365 (class 0) for use in the vicinity of
low voltage systems with voltages up to 1500V DC or 1000V AC. The electrically
insulating helmet can not be used alone. It is necessary to use other insulating
protection devices according to the risks involved and the activities to be
performed. The certification process was carried by the notified body No. 2008
Dolomiticert, Via Villanova 7/A, 3201 Longarone, BL - Italy.
CAUTION: The helmet cannot provide full protection against injury. In particular,
it is important to remember that no helmet can protect the head from the
forces generated by violent impacts. Following a violent impact even if the
damage is not visible replace the helmet, as it may have exhausted its ability
to absorb further impacts and provide the expected protection. The helmet
object of this manual is a type III category Individual Protection Device and
as such was subjected to EC-type examination procedure pursuant to Article
10 of the European Directive 89/686/EEC, and subsequent amendments. The
device is subject to the control procedure in accordance with Article 11 of the
aforementioned Directive. The verification activities are assigned to the Notified
Body 2008.
NOMENCLATURE: 1. Shell; 2. Headband; 3. Size adjustment system; 4.
Chinstrap; 5. Lateral retractor; 6. Buckle; 7. Lamp clip; 8. Side slot to insert
hearing protection; 9. Side slot to insert visor adapter; 10. Marking Label.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: As a preventive measure it is essential to wear a
helmet at all times while riding. For adequate protection, the helmet must be the
right size and fit the head perfectly so as to offer maximum comfort and safety.
The helmet must be adjusted to fit the wearer, for instance, the straps should be
positioned so as not to cover the ears, the buckle must be located away from the
jawbone and the straps and buckle together must be adjusted in such a way as to
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