Intended Use; Explanation Of Type-Identifying Markings And Symbols - Dräger HPS 3500 Notice D'utilisation

2.3

Intended use

The Dräger HPS 3500 is exclusively designed to be used by
emergency teams in search and rescue missions, for forest
and bush firefighting, road accidents, height rescue, water
rescue and any technical support operations in emergency
situations.
The helmet has been designed to absorb the energy of an
impact by destroying or partially damaging the helmet shell
and the harness. Even if this damage is not immediately
visible, any helmet that has been subjected to strong impact
must be replaced.
2.4 Limitations on use
The Dräger HPS 3500 is neither designed to be used as a
helmet for bicycles or motorbikes nor as a firefighter helmet
according to EN 443:2008.
2.5 Approvals
The helmet is approved according to
EN 16471:2014
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EN 16473:2014
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EN 12492:2012
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EN 1385:2012
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The optional goggles are approved according to
EN 166:2001
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EN 167:2001
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EN 168:2001
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EN 14458:2004
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Thus, the Dräger HPS 3500 meets the requirements of 89/686/
EEC.
Dräger HPS 3500
2.6 Explanation of type-identifying markings
and symbols
2.6.1 Helmet
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Größen - Taglie
Size - Tamanhos
SICUREZZA COMPAGNIE RIUNITE
Tamaños - Tailles
HPS 3500
52~64 cm
Made in Italy
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1 Manufacturer
2 Refer to instructions for use
3 Sizes
4 Optional requirements (marked with ***)
5 Notified body
6 CE mark
7 Reference standards
8 Country and date of manufacture
9 Serial number
10 Product description
11 Product name
2.6.2 Goggles (optional)
Glasses (EN 166)
2-1.2 SICOR 1 B 9 K N
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1 Scale number
2 Manufacturer identification
3 Markings:
1: Optical class
B: Resistance to high velocity particles - average impact
energy
9: Resistance to molten metal and hot solid metal
projections
K: Resistance to fine dust particle damage
N: Resistance to misting
4 CE mark
5 Notified Body
Description
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CE
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