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PS10/73
REIMPREGNATION
The suit is specially treated to protect against water
penetration. To maintain the approved level of protection,
the suit must be reimpregnated with every twentieth wash.
Reimpregnation can be done easily by adding the
impregnation product to the last of the rinsing water in
the washing process. Make sure that you comply with the
method and dosing indicated on the product.
SERVICE LIFE
The fire suit's service life will be longest if it is cleaned in
accordance with the above washing instructions and it is
stored in dry conditions, not in direct sunlight. In addition,
the service life of the suit will depend on what it is exposed
to in the line of duty and how often it is in use. This will of
course vary individually.
CLASSIFICATIONS
EN 469:2005+A1:2006 Protective clothing for firefighters
Test standard
EN 367
ISO 6942
EN 20811
EN/ISO 11092
EN 1149-5:2008 Electrostatic properties – Part 5: requirements on the material's performance and design
Test-standard
EN 1149-5
Description
Heat transfer/flame (Xf)
Heat transfer/radiant heat (Xr)
Water permeability (Y)
Breathability (Z)
Description
Electrostatic properties
EXPIRY
If there is doubt as to whether the suit can continue to be
used in the line of duty, it should be sent to VIKING for
inspection to ascertain this.
DISPOSAL
When the fire suit can no longer be used, it must be
disposed of correctly in accordance with applicable local
regulations.
Class
HTI 24 > 9 sec.
HTI 24-12 > 3 sec.
2
HTI 24 > 13 sec.
HTI 24-12 > 4 sec.
RHTI 24 > 10 sec.
RHTI 24-12 > 3 sec.
2
RHTI 24 > 18 sec.
RHTI 24-12 > 4 sec.
< 20 kPa
2
> 20 kPa
> 30 m
2
exceeding 45 < 30 m
Class
Pass
EN
Possible classes
Pa/W, not
2
2
Pa/W
Possible classes
-
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
7
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