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Please read these instructions carefully before unpacking your JACKSON SAFETY®
AIRMAX+ ® PAPR. Failure to comply with the
instructions in this leaflet may void your limited product warranty and adversely affect
your health and safety.
The selection of this respiratory for the application should be the result of the risk
assessment conducted by a professional health and safety officer. Its use should be
strictly in accordance to the instructions provided along with the product. If you have
any questions regarding the suitability of this product for your assigned task, please
contact your designated health and safety officer or use our dedicated technical help
line for further support.
The use of this system is limited to the product variants indicated in this packaging. Any
alteration made to adapt to other protective devices may end up affecting the health
and safety of the wearer.
CONTENT
• This JACKSON SAFETY® AIRMAX+ ® powered respirator system should include:
• Blower Unit and PRSL Filter
• Waist belt
• Welding helmet head top (welding helmet and hood/head gear) unit or grinding
(visor and hood) unit
• Hose and hose cover assembly
• Battery charger
• Lithium-ion battery
• Instruction Manual
• Flow-Test-Unit
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
JACKSON SAFETY® AIRMAX +® has been designed and manufactured to comply with EN
12941:1998+A1:2003+A2:2008 TH3 P R SL.
This powered air purifying respirator is belt mounted and provided with a high efficiency
SL replaceable filter canister that provides a filtration efficiency level above 99.8%. The
respiratory system will provide a Nominal Protection Factor (NFP) of 500 when used in
conjunction with an original JACKSON SAFETY® AIRMAX+® particulate filter CE marked as
EN 12941:1998+A1:2003+A2:2008 TH3 P R SL.
The blower (4 cells battery pack) weights 900gr at a minimum flow rate of 170LPM for
at least 8 hours at a comfortable noise intensity of <70 dB. Lithium-ion batteries can be
recharged multiple times and finally replaced at the end of their lifetime, they should be
fully charged at the beginning of the working shift.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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