Maintenance Work; Transport; Storage; Disposal - Dräger HPS 7000 Notice D'utilisation

Transport

5.2.2 Visors with coating
1. Clean visors that have an anti-scratch or real gold coating
with lukewarm soap water or water only, then rinse with
clear water and wipe dry.
2. Clean visors that have an anti-fog coating with lukewarm
soap water or water only and let them dry in the air.
3. Rinse visors that have a multiple coating (anti-fog and anti-
scratch coating) with lukewarm soap water or water. The
outside of the visors can be wiped dry. Allow the inside of
the visors to air-dry.
5.3

Maintenance work

The following maintenance work is normally not carried out by
the fireman, but by service personnel. They are therefore
described in the Technical manual:
Replacing a comfort net or Comfort Pad

Replacing the harness

Replacing the face protector

Replacing the eye protector/spectacles

Replacing the internal helmet components

Replacing the function plate

Replacing the front cover

Replacing the neck guard holder

Replacing the O-rings

Replacing the nose pad

6 Transport
The fire helmet may be carried in a helmet bag or tote. If the
fire helmet is packed in a polybag or wrapped in a sufficient
amount of wrapping paper, it may be transported in a box as
well. All attached components may remain attached to the fire
helmet during transport. The visors should be open.
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Storage

Store the fire helmet cool and dry in a safe place. Avoid
exposure to direct sunlight during storage in order to prevent
any possible long term damage to the coating due to ultraviolet
radiation (especially in case of fluorescent paint).
Store visors in a clean, dry area out of direct sunlight and high
humidity.
As part of the original packaging, the visors are wrapped in a
protective film. This film should be left as is for storage. After
removal of the protective film, we recommend that you store
the visor in its fully-mounted position on the fire helmet.
Never store close to aggressive substances (e. g. solvents,
fuels). Storage temperature of 0 °C to 45 °C at normal ambient
pressure and a relative humidity up to 90 %.
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Disposal

8.1

Life span

Check serviceability after each use (see Section 4.5 on
Page 19). The life span of the helmet and the visors depends
on the following factors:
Materials used

Environment in which the helmet is used and stored

Type of strain

Used as intended

Compliance with maintenance specifications

Further information may be obtained from Dräger.
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8.2

Disposal information

Dispose of fire helmet and visor according to national rules and
regulations.
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Technical data

9.1

Fire helmets

Helmet shell material
Weight
Storage temperature
9.2

Visors

Optical class of the visors 1 or 2
The gold visor (R79156, R79262) also meets the following filter
class requirements:
Protection against ultra-violet light: Class 2-4

Protection against infrared light: Class 4-4

Welding protection filter: Class 4

9.3

Chemical permeation resistance

The fire helmets and visors are resistant to the following
chemicals:
Chemical Concentration (mass-%)
sulphur dioxide 30 % (aqueous solution)
sodium hydroxide 10 % (aqueous solution)
p-Xylene undiluted
butane-1-oL undiluted
n-heptane undiluted
Fibreglass-reinforced,
thermoplastic (PA-GF)
HPS 7000 Basic H1:
1360 g (±3 %)
HPS 7000 Standard H1:
1430 g (±3 %)
HPS 7000 PRO H1:
1540 g (±3 %)
HPS 7000 Basic H2:
1680 g (±5 %)
HPS 7000 Standard H2:
1780 g (±5 %)
HPS 7000 PRO H2:
1880 g (±5 %)
0 °C to 45 °C
(depending on the visor version)
Dräger HPS 7000