Battery & Airflow Check; General Use & Warning System; Using Powercap Infinity; Donning - JSP Powercap Infinity User Manual

BATTERY & AIRFLOW CHECK: (The filters must be fitted)
1. Checking the battery. Insert the male power cable connector into the battery pack. Check the charge level by momentarily pushing
the switch on the battery pack.The 5 LEDs represent 100-80%, 80-60%, 60-40%, 40-20%, 20-0%. Turn the unit on by pushing and holding the
switch on the battery pack. The adjacent LED charge level indicator will light momentarily. Airflow will commence. The drive unit warning buzzer
will sound momentarily. The Heads-Up Display (HUD) in the visor will flash through its start-up sequence.
2. Checking the airflow. (Always check the airflow level before use using the airflow indicator provided). Invert the PowerCap
resting on the helmet and the two filters. Fit the airflow indicator supplied over the air outlet inside the rim of the visor carrier ensuring a good seal.
3. Avoid placing hands or other possible obstructions over the filter inlets. The ball indicator within the airflow device should move fully into the
"green zone" which means that there is adequate airflow for PowerCap
by a green HUD light. Insufficient flow will be indicated by the ball being all or partly in the "red zone". If the flow test unit and/or HUD lights indicate
insufficient flow: Check the battery fitting and connection and check the charge condition. Check the filter and pre-filter condition (See Removing
& Replacing Filters and Removing & Replacing Pre-Filters sections). In the event that there is still insufficient airflow, do not use the product, but
contact JSP Ltd for further advice. The HUD lights should always be the primary method of assessing flow levels.
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GENERAL USE & WARNING SYSTEM:
• PowerCap Infinity will deliver a minimum 160L/min of filtered air to the user for upwards of 8 hours through a fresh pair of filters.
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• The user may notice changes in motor tone associated with movement, this is a normal operational sound linked to motor construction.
• The array of LEDs at the top of the field of vision is a Head-Up Display (HUD) informing the user of PowerCap
• As the battery approaches low remaining charge, the green light will be joined by a flashing red light to inform the user of having approximately 20
minutes to withdraw from the hazard area to replace/recharge the battery.
• As the battery approaches a fully discharged state, the green light will extinguish and the flashing red light will be joined by a two-tone buzzer. The
user should withdraw from the hazard zone immediately to replace/recharge the battery pack.
• Do not use or store PowerCap Infinity at temperatures below +5°C as the battery performance can be affected.
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• When the green light is replaced by a blue flashing light and a pulsed buzzer tone, the system is no longer able to deliver sufficient airflow as the
filters are too blocked. The user should withdraw from the hazard zone immediately to check and/or replace both filters.
• PowerCap Infinity is rated as IP54 for protection against water and dust ingress. The unit can be used in dusty environments and in the rain. It
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should not be immersed in water.
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Infinity to be used. The ball indicator in the green zone will be accompanied
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USING POWERCAP INFINITY
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• Operating temperature should be between +5°C and +40°C and relative humidity not greater than 75%.
• PowerCap Infinity offers protection against non-toxic fibres, fumes and dusts.
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• The visor offers protection against medium energy impacts, short circuit electric arcs, molten metals and hot solids to EN166.
• The EVO5 helmet offers protection against falling objects to EN397.
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DONNING: (DO NOT enter the hazard zone until you have fully donned the product)
1. Turn PowerCap Infinity on with a long press of the switch on the battery box. Wait for the drive unit buzzer to signal that it has started.
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Sufficient airflow must be checked as described in the Battery and Airflow Check section.
2. Place the helmet on the head, pressing the head firmly into the padding at the front of the helmet. Tighten the helmet strap by turning the wheel
ratchet at the rear of the helmet clock-wise. Adjust for a comfortable, secure fit.
3. Pull the seal skirt and visor assembly down so the seal skirt is fully underneath the jaw.
4. Locate the two tabs on the seal skirt with the index fingers uppermost and thumbs underneath.
5. Peel the sides of the skirt outwards with the index fingers to fully seal around the face.
6. Check for the green indicator on the Head-Up Display (HUD). When correctly donned, no part of the faceskirt should be in front of the face.
Check by looking in a mirror or seek assistance.
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