SCHUBERTH F 220 Mode D'emploi page 14

F220
Protective effect of the visor
The visor conforms to Optical Class 2 and is thus suitable for extended periods of
use. The degree of protection provided by the visor against radiant heat depends
on the temperature of the heat source. The higher this temperature is, the greater
the harmful heat to which the eyes are exposed. The visor should only be used in
situations in which it is possible to restrict the exposure of the eye to less than
100 W/m .
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Changing the visor shield
Removal: Release the two slotted screws on the visor's visor shield retainer.
Press the support together and remove the visor.
Installation: Gently press the visor together and put it in place at the two retainer
points located laterally inside the helmet. Ensure that the pin located centrally on
the support is sitting in the guide line on the inner surface of the helmet, then
tighten the two slotted screws (1.1Nm +/- 0.1Nm).
Do not remove the protective film on the visor shield until the visor has been fitted
onto the helmet.
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Characteristics and markings
Please refer to the table for details on the helmet's characteristics and their
meanings. You will find the markings on the inner surface of the helmet shell's
rear section.
SCHUBERTH F 220 firefighter helmet
Marking Meaning
EN 443:2008 European standard under which the helmet was tested
and approved
07/13 Sample details of month and year of manufacture
(July 2013)
Typ A Type: half-shell helmet
F 220 Helmet designation
53-62 Head size of the SCHUBERTH F 220 in cm
UP-GF Helmet material code
(glass-fibre reinforced duroplastic material)
ID number of the supervisory inspection agency
0299
Optional characteristics and markings
Marking Meaning
**** The SCHUBERTH F 220 firefighter helmet is suitable for
use at low temperatures down to –40 °C
Approval for firefighting on ships
E2 E3 Electrical insulation capability of the SCHUBERTH F 220
firefighter helmet and helmet shell when wet
C Resistance in contact with liquid chemicals
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