Technical Descriptions; Release Pin; Airbags; Gas Canister (Co 2 ) - Point Two ProAir Manuel D'utilisation

• This personal protection device contains no known allergenic substances.
The design will not cause irritation or any discomfort to the wearer.
3. Technical description

1 Release pin

A force of 35kg, applied to the connecting lanyard, is required to eject the ball bearing
from its compartment. The pressure forces the needle to perforate the canister,
instantly releasing the gas towards the airbags. The key ball bearing can be released
from its compartment in any direction.
For your own safety, do not dismantle the release pin or remove any parts.

2 Airbags

• The airbags are made of high-quality resistant polyurethane sheaths, which
provide the best possible shock absorption.
• Maximum pressure when the airbags are fully inflated is 135Kpa (1.35kg/cm2).
The pressure gradually decreases through a decompression hole.
• It is possible for the bags to be ripped or damaged in an accident if they hit any
pointed or sharp objects.
• When replacing the gas canister use the same type AS ORIGINALLY PROVIDED
BY THE MANUFACTURER
CAUTION
The sheaths must not be exposed to temperatures above 50C.
3 Gas canister (CO )
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When replacing the gas canister use the same type. Capacity of CO
the canister on the CO line. Replacement gas (CO
2
Point Two Ltd, please call 01403 754007.
Type: CO canister
2
Volume: 60cc
Container: cast steel; welded tap
Capacity: 45g +/-3g
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Reference: LS-6013-ew-Cn3L-45
is stamped on
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) canisters can be obtained from
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The CO canisters are for single usage only. Change after each use. The new canister
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must be screwed in line with the release pin. Always ensure that the CO
screwed in tight and that no thread is showing.
CAUTION
• The canister should be stored and used in temperatures below 45C.
• The canister must be used at a temperature over 0C. If stored under 0C,
warm up before use or replace with a warmer canister.
• Do not leave full canisters in a vehicle in high temperatures.
• Avoid hard contact with the canister.
• If rust or other corrosive marks appear on the outer surface of the
canisters, change them immediately and discard the canister.
• Ensure that the canister used is completely empty before removing it
from the jacket.
• Only install gas canisters of the same size and content as sold with
the jacket.
• Once the gas canister is installed do not unscrew or remove it.
• Keep out of reach of children
• Check the weight of the canister yearly. It should not diverge more than
3g of the printed G.W (TW) value engraved on the canister.

4. Use

1 Securing your adjustable
saddle attachment:
Remove both stirrups leathers from
your saddle. Standing at the pommel
of your saddle, thread one end of the
attachment through the D ring and
then slide the loop over the stirrup bar.
canister is
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