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Fire escape hood ASE60
- The hood is an atmospheric, air-purifying negative pressure, filtration device with a flame - resistant hood. The product provides respiratory. head and eye protection to facilitate evacuation from hazardous fire and toxic gas atmospheres.
- The flame-resistant hood can protect your head from hot burning ash or direct flame up to about 1400 F(800C) during fire escape, especially in high-rise office and apartment buildings and hotels.
- Every person should have one of these to protect themselves in cases of explosion, chemical spills, smoke inhalation or toxic fumes that may occur in conjunction with a vehicle, office, factory, airplane, ship or train travel or at home.
- The hood has been tested to protect for a minimum of 60 minutes, from a smoke, and toxic gases. The effective period may be changed depending on the environment,i.e. Type and concentration of toxic fumes and dust.
- The hood protects against Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN), Hydrogen Chloride (HCL), Carbon Monoxide (CO), Propenal (Acrolein) and many other toxic gases and smoke.
Particulate Efficiency: > 95%
Exhalation Resistance: < 300 Pa
Inhalation Resistance: < 800 Pa
Storage Temperature: 0 - 40 C
Shelf life: 5 years
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
1.No need to be scared, just keep calm, open the packaging and take out the hood.
2.Remove the two red rubber caps from the filter located in the front and back of the filter, and push out the filter towards the front of the hood.
3.Pull the hood over your head from front to back and pull it downwards covering your neck. The filter should be placed over your mouth and nose. Covering completely your mouth and nose.
4.Tighten hood straps to properly fir hood and filter to your head.
5.Breathe calmly and follow the route to the nearest emergency exit. If this is not possible, wait for Emergency Rescue Authorities to arrive. Make yourself noticeable by knocking and/or appearing at the window.
