FSI DAT Series Instruction Manual

FSI DAT Series Instruction Manual

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SERVICE TO THE LIFE SAFETY INDUSTRY WORLDWIDE SINCE 1997
FSI® DAT® SERIES SHELTERS/SHOWERS
& "QE SERIES"® SHELTERS/SHOWERS
ALL FSI® DAT® & "QE SERIES"®
SHOWERS ARE ANSI # 113
12/12/19
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
COMPLIANT
311 Abbe Road. Sheffield Lake, Ohio 44054
Phone: 440-949-2400
Fax: 440-949-2900
See us on the web at www.fsinorth.com
IN ACCORDANCE WITH
ALL FSI SHOWERS ARE IDEAL FOR
FIRE FIGHTER WASH DOWN/DECON
IMMEDIATELY AFTER EXITING
FIRE SCENE AND PRIOR TO
REMOVAL OF ANY PPE.
NFPA 1851

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  • Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL FSI® DAT® SERIES SHELTERS/SHOWERS & “QE SERIES”® SHELTERS/SHOWERS NFPA 1851 IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL FSI SHOWERS ARE IDEAL FOR FIRE FIGHTER WASH DOWN/DECON IMMEDIATELY AFTER EXITING FIRE SCENE AND PRIOR TO REMOVAL OF ANY PPE. ALL FSI® DAT® & “QE SERIES”®...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS INTRODUCTION …...……………………………….…………………………..……3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS……………………………………….………………..4 PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION………………………………………………..…….6 FSI SHOWER/SHELTER PACKING LIST & DIAGRAMS……………………..7 UNPACKING FSI SHOWER/SHELTERS…………………………………….…….8 INFLATING FSI SHOWER/SHELTERS – MAKE READY FOR USE……….…..8 OPERATION FSI SHOWER/SHELTERS………………………………………..9 STOWING FSI SHOWER/SHELTERS AFTER USE…………………………..…10 STORAGE & MAINTENANCE………………………………………….…….…11-12 TROUBLESHOOTING………………………………………………….………..12-14 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS……………………………………….………..15-18 DAT®QE® GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS……………………………..…………..19 DAT®QE®...
  • Page 3: Introduction

    This operation manual should be thoroughly reviewed and understood prior to initial use of the unit. If you are new to FSI® Shelters/Decon Showers, for your own comfort and safety, we strongly recommend you obtain handling and operation experience before assuming command of the unit. Your FSI® authorized distributor will be pleased to advise and assist you.
  • Page 4: Safety Instructions

    When used in a hazmat incident, FSI units may come in contact with substances ‘hazardous to health’. Should this happen, they should be thoroughly cleaned to prevent contamination of personnel and any possible cross contamination of equipment etc.
  • Page 5 PNEUMATIC DAT SERIES SHOWERS AND SHELTERS ATTENTION: Hot air expands and cold air compresses and so the weather impacts the air berms of your DAT series product in use. COLD WEATHER USE: Recommended for use in temperatures to -30 C (-22 F)
  • Page 6: Principles Of Operation

    To deflate the unit an inflation/deflation valve is so equipped to release the air in the structure via a quarter turn ‘push in’ stem, allowing the FSI® shower/shelter to deflate. Use the supplied inflator/deflator to ’suck’ all air out of the unit until flat to the naked eye. The unit can then be carefully folded, as it was received, and packed into the carry sleeve/bag supplied for safe transportation and storage.
  • Page 7: Fsi Shower/Shelter Packing List & Diagrams

    Full instructions for use, repair kit, stakes, tie down ropes, inflator/deflator (size depends on size of unit), and ham- mer. FSI® SHOWERS/SHELTERS FSI showers/shelters are offered with multiple optional items with a few examples as below: Conveyor Systems Detergent Injection Water Heater...
  • Page 8: Unpacking Fsi Shower/Shelters

    NOTE! Support roof of FSI shelter as it inflates! (help unit stand) . In deflation mode en- sure the tie down ropes are used to assist the unit in returning to the ground by pulling...
  • Page 9: Operation Fsi Shower/Shelters

    55 psi (3.6 Bar). If the water pressure coming into the FSI shower unit is unknown or will exceed 55 psi – FSI requires the use of a water pressure reducer – available from FSI.
  • Page 10: Stowing Fsi Shower/Shelters After Use

    At night, the relatively translucent construction and reflective striping above the doors and on the berms of the FSI unit will allow light from external sources to illuminate the interior and clearly show the entry and exit points.
  • Page 11: Storage & Maintenance

    For major repairs, contact either FSI® or your local Agent / Representative. It is possible • the entire unit may need to be returned to FSI®. On reporting the nature of the damage, we will be able to advise the best course of action.
  • Page 12: Troubleshooting

    However, under certain circumstances the potential exists for issues to occur; and their identification and possible rectification are as listed below: INFLATABLE BERM LEAKS: Identified by the FSI unit collapsing with time. A “hissing” sound might be heard if leak is severe.
  • Page 13 TO FIND A LEAK: Listen for “hissing” sound of air escaping. Check likely sources of leaks, such as all valves. Check overpressure valve and both high and low pressure air inflation valves for the sound of escaping air. Remove closure cap and check that the low pressure infla- tion/deflation valve is closed and not leaking.
  • Page 14 24 hours before re-inflating the unit. Large Repairs of Berms and Seams Description: It is recommended that the air shelter/shower be returned to FSI or an authorized FSI dealer for all large repairs.
  • Page 15: Technical Specifications

    18 - 24" off center. FSI offers a total of five 8” - 12" diameter lateral roof support air berms - size of shelter dependent.
  • Page 18 FSI Hazmat Decontamination Quality Conformance Certificate FSI is pleased to so advise and state that all FSI DAT ® Series Hazmat Decontamination Shower and Shelter Systems are produced with the finest materials and using the finest current technologies in the world to produce leading edge Hazmat Decontamination products suitable for use by Fire Brigades, Hospitals, Military, Emergency Management Agencies, Industry, other.
  • Page 19: Dat®Qe® General Specifications

    D-rings to tie off to, repair kit, manual, shelter sleeve, 2 upper air vents, and a hammer. All canopy walls are above and attached to the frame and flooring for air lock, and reflective striping is found on the upper air vents above doors. Units can attach to a second shower or FSI shelter.
  • Page 20 DAT® ‘QE SERIES’® ‘QUICK ERECT’ SHELTER Step 1: Spread groundsheet Step 2: Place shelter bag/sleeve in the middle of groundsheet. Step 3: Remove shelter bag/sleeve. You should arrive at the picture on the left. It is important to spread the groundsheet first to protect the shelter from possible dam- age.
  • Page 21 FSI DAT® 'QE' 'QUICK ERECT' SHELTERS - Approx. 13.5' W X 8' L X 8.5' H - shelter only, 108 sq. ft., 160 lbs. DAT QE13512 FSI DAT® 'QE' 'QUICK ERECT' SHELTERS - Approx. 13.5' W X 12' L X 8.5' H - shelter only, 162 sq. ft., 185 lbs.
  • Page 22 F- AD Additional approx.17" air duct cloth inlet/outlet for HVAC/Clothing/etc. w. tie closure Retrofit duct kit to add an HVAC duct to an existing FSI DAT series shelter/shower system - includes 19" dia. F-RFDK template, glue, boot w. velcro to affix around the cut opening, hanging HVAC duct piece F-RV Pneumatic replacement high pressure/inflation deflation/over pressure valves - per valve - spec.
  • Page 23 Single multiple function trigger gun F-MD1A Single or double center zipper (s) in middle of single large entry door on each end of the DAT series shelters Two extra full man doors on each end of DAT series showers/shelters (smallest sizes may not accommodate...
  • Page 24 DAT® ‘QE SERIES’® ‘QUICK ERECT’ SHOWER SET UP PROCEDURES FOR USE Step 1: Spread groundsheet Step 2: Place shower bag/sleeve in the middle of groundsheet. Step 3: Remove shower bag/sleeve. You should arrive at the picture on the left. It is important to spread the groundsheet first to protect the shower from possible damage.
  • Page 25 ATTACHING THE PLUMBING Quick Disconnect Quick Disconnect Quick Disconnect Attach the plumbing by first connecting it to the quick disconnect that is hanging from the ceiling of the shower. Hand Sprayer Secure plumbing to the ceiling and walls using the Velcro straps attached to the inner canopy.
  • Page 26 TEAR DOWN AND STORAGE OF UNIT Step 1: Loosen all Velcro/ other closure doors completely so frame can be collapsed for storage Step 2: Deflate and remove the decon pool. Step 3: Remove the floor. Step 4: Carefully bring the framed unit down to the ground.
  • Page 27: Warranty

    * Accessories not offered as manufactured by FSI such as Air Heaters, Water Heaters, Lighting, Generators, Detergent Injectors, Toilets, Sinks, Water Purification, and misc. equipment as defined by FSI will be subject to the actual manufacturer’s warranty of such product. All other products offered as manufactured by FSI are offered with a 1 – year warranty.

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