Identification Marking; Use; Prerequisites; Notes For Application According To En 943 - Dräger CPS 7900 Notice D'utilisation

2.5

Identification marking

The pocket in the chemical protective suit is labeled with the
type ID.
Attention! Strictly follow the Instructions for

Use.

Protective clothing against gaseous, liquid,
aerosol and solid chemicals.
Protective
agents.
Protective clothing against radioactive
contamination by solid particles.
Assignment of height, waist and chest
measurement to the size of the chemical
protective suit (see chap. 8 on page 36).
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3.1

Prerequisites

WARNING
!
The chemical protective suit must be used in
accordance with the applicable standards and
directives of the country in question.
The environmental impact must be determined prior to
use, since the suitability of the chemical protective suit
must be determined before its use. The chemical
protective suit must only be used for suitable
purposes. The user has to consider national and other
requirements for the use of personal protective
equipment.
Nonobservance can lead to death or severe physical
injuries.
3.2 Notes for application according to
EN 943
Before first use, the operating company/user must ensure the
following (see European Directive 89/656/EEC):
the fit must be perfect, e.g., to ensure an absolutely tight fit,

the personal protective equipment must be compatible with

other types of protection equipment worn at the same time,
the personal protective equipment must be suitable for

existing workplace conditions,
the personal protective equipment must meet ergonomic

requirements.
Dräger CPS 7900
clothing against infectious
3.3 Notes for application according to
NFPA 1991
The chemical protective suit must be used in accordance with
the Directives NFPA 1500 and 29 CFR 1910.132.
The following personal protective equipment must be worn
during use of the chemical protective suit according to
NFPA 1991:
self-contained open-circuit breathing apparatus according

to NFPA 1981 with CBRN approval according to NIOSH
safety boots according to NFPA 1991

glove combination 3 according to NFPA 1991 (see

page 36)
The suit can be provided with a fixed mark if requested when
ordering. Alternatively, the suit can be marked with a
waterproof pen.
NOTICE
i i
Most of the performance data for the chemical
protective suit or the associated components does not
have to be checked by the user on site.
3.4

How to use the fastener system

The fastener system has been specially developed for the
chemical protective suits. Generally, the additional seals make
mobility more difficult in comparison to zip fasteners on normal
clothing. To prevent creases in the fastener system, the
protective suit wearer must grasp and pull the fastener system
to the hood, while a second person pulls the trouser leg with
the fastener system down using both hands until the fastener
system is free of creases. The protective suit wearer should be
standing upright when opening and closing the fastener
system.
CAUTION
!
To prevent damage to the fastener system, both
halves of the zipper must be in parallel and
unstressed. Do not use force when opening and
closing the fastener system or jerk the zipper.
Fastener systems without sufficient lubrication are
more difficult to operate. This can damage the fastener
system. Lubricate the fastener system using the
grease stick supplied by Dräger.
3.4.1 Opening the fastener system
Fully open the fastener system.

Always pull the zipper tab in the direction of the zipper

mechanism; ensure that the fastener system is pulled in a
straight line!
Do not use force. The chain links could become twisted!

If the zipper tab gets caught, pull it back and push it forward

again.
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