Empty 6 L bottle for AERIS SAFETOP self-contained breathing apparatus.

Empty 6 LTS bottle for AERIS SAFETOP self-contained breathing apparatus. The empty 6-liter bottle for the AERIS SAFETOP self-contained breathing apparatus, reference 70640, is an essential component designed to provide optimal storage capacity for compressed air. With dimensions of 510 mm in height and a diameter of 140 mm, and a weight of 7.2 kg without a valve, this bottle is made of durable steel and withstands operating temperatures between -30°C and +60°C. It has been tested for a maximum pressure of 450 bar, ensuring its reliability and safety under demanding conditions, and is compatible with cylindrical angle valves for easy integration into self-contained breathing systems.

FEATURES

• Bottle for breathing apparatus Ref. 70640
• Capacity of up to 6L
• Dimensions without valve: 510 x D140
• Weight without valve: 7.2 kg
• Operating temperature: -30°C +60°C
• Material: Steel
• Tested pressure: 450 bar
• For cylindrical angle valve

APPLICATIONS

The empty 6 LTS bottle for AERIS SAFETOP self-contained breathing apparatus is suitable for:

Suitable for use with the AERIS CONFORT 2 breathing apparatus (70640)

TECHNICAL DATA

Weight without valve: 7.2 kg with operating temperature: -30°C +60°C and made of steel

NORMATIVES

- EN 12245: is a European standard that specifies the safety and performance requirements for self-contained breathing apparatus operating with compressed air, used in emergency and rescue situations. This standard establishes criteria for the design, manufacturing, and testing of these devices, ensuring that they are reliable and effective in protecting the user in hazardous environments.

- EN 144-1: refers to the safety and performance requirements for breathing masks that use compressed air, specifically those used in conjunction with self-contained breathing apparatus. This regulation includes provisions regarding filtration efficiency, pressure resistance, and user comfort, ensuring that masks provide adequate protection in risky situations.

- EN 144-2: complements the EN 144-1 standard by establishing the testing and evaluation methods for the aforementioned breathing masks. This part of the regulation details how tests should be conducted to verify compliance with the established requirements, ensuring that equipment undergoes rigorous evaluations before being marketed and used in the field.