Personal Protective Equipment
Tilgjengelig
Angi en pris fra selgeren
- Customer pickup,
- Courier
- Detaljert
Beskrivelse
Function
The blower unit supplies the hood with filtered air. The
airflow is constant at 140 l/min. This creates an
overpressure in the hood and an extremely high level of
protection. The blower unit is powered with standard
batteries and gives under normal conditions a using
time exceeding six hours. The warning system alerts
the user if the airflow drops below 130 l/min, or if the
voltage drops to less than 5,8 Volts. The overall is
equipped with braces and elastic cuffs around the wrists
and ankles. All seams are taped.
Range of use
The equipment is intended for use outside the risk zone.
It shall protect the wearer from chemical agents that:
.evaporates from the casualties,
and/or
.comes into the security area because of change in
wind direction.Background
The requirements for the Personal
Protection Equipment have been
specified by members from:
•National Board of Health and
Welfare,
•National Rescue Services Board,
Swedish Poisons Information
Centre,
•National Defence Research
Institute.
Aim
The equipment shall protect medical staff while decontaminating casualties in chemical accidents, chemical warfare, terrorist attacks, radioactive fallout etc.
Development
The equipment has been developed in co-operation with doctors, nurses and paramedics and ambulance personnel. Also, training at DEMC (Disaster and Emergency Medical Centre) and tests carried out by National Defence Research Institute, Department for NBC Protection, have been a major input to the development. Safety and comfort have been the main objective.
The blower unit supplies the hood with filtered air. The
airflow is constant at 140 l/min. This creates an
overpressure in the hood and an extremely high level of
protection. The blower unit is powered with standard
batteries and gives under normal conditions a using
time exceeding six hours. The warning system alerts
the user if the airflow drops below 130 l/min, or if the
voltage drops to less than 5,8 Volts. The overall is
equipped with braces and elastic cuffs around the wrists
and ankles. All seams are taped.
Range of use
The equipment is intended for use outside the risk zone.
It shall protect the wearer from chemical agents that:
.evaporates from the casualties,
and/or
.comes into the security area because of change in
wind direction.Background
The requirements for the Personal
Protection Equipment have been
specified by members from:
•National Board of Health and
Welfare,
•National Rescue Services Board,
Swedish Poisons Information
Centre,
•National Defence Research
Institute.
Aim
The equipment shall protect medical staff while decontaminating casualties in chemical accidents, chemical warfare, terrorist attacks, radioactive fallout etc.
Development
The equipment has been developed in co-operation with doctors, nurses and paramedics and ambulance personnel. Also, training at DEMC (Disaster and Emergency Medical Centre) and tests carried out by National Defence Research Institute, Department for NBC Protection, have been a major input to the development. Safety and comfort have been the main objective.
Contact the seller
Personal Protective Equipment
We recommend to see