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Products Include:
Headband Version
H4A, H31A, H510A, H520A, H520AH02, H540A
Neckband version:
H505B, H510B, H520B, H540B
Foldable version:
H510F, H520F
Helmet mounted version:
H31P3, H510P3, H520P3, H540P3
INTENDED USE
These products, designed to help reduce exposure to hazardous
noise levels and loud sounds, are available in several versions
(see above).
The H520AH02 is primarily intended for use in the food industry
whilst the H505B is specially designed for use with 3M welding
shield e.g. 3M Speedglass 9100.
NOTE: The helmet mounted version can only be used against
combination list shown in Table 1.
^ Particular attention should be given to warning
statements where indicated.
^ WARNING
Always be sure that the complete product is:
- Suitable for the application;
- Fitted correctly;
- Worn during all periods of exposure;
- Replaced when necessary.
This product may be adversely affected by certain chemical
substances.
Contact 3M for additional information.
Leave the area immediately if the hearing protector becomes
damaged.
affect the acoustic performance of the ear muffs.
Never modify or alter this product. Replace parts only with
original 3M spare parts.
Ear muffs, and in particular cushions, may deteriorate with use
and should be examined at frequent intervals for cracking and
leakage, for example. The acoustic seal may be adversely
affected by wearing other equipment, such as spectacles,
respirators etc. This may reduce attenuation. If in doubt, contact
ambient sounds which may affect warning signals and vital
communication. Always ensure that you select the right product
to match the working environment so that vital communication
and emergency sounds remain audible. Ear muffs complying with
EN352-1 and EN352-3 are of 'medium size range' or 'small size
a majority of wearers. 'Small size range' or 'large size range' ear
ear muffs are not suitable.
Proper selection, training, use and appropriate maintenance are
essential in order for the product to help protect the wearer from
noise hazards.
Failure to follow all instructions on the use of these personal
protection products and/or failure to properly wear the complete
product during all periods of exposure may adversely affect the
wearer's health, lead to severe or life threatening illness or
permanent disability.
See all instructions for use and save for continuing reference.
HELMET MOUNTED VERSION APPROVED COMBINATIONS
The helmet mounted ear muffs are supplied with the E adapter
industrial safety helmets and rigid head tops as shown in Table 1
are available to order.
FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
this is discovered dispose of immediately and obtain a new pair.
Brush excess hair aside and remove any ear jewellery that may
Headband Version
1. Pull the cups apart and place the ear muffs over the ears so
that the cushions form a snug seal around the ears (Figure 1).
cups up or down the guide whilst holding the headband in place
(Figure 2).
4. Folding the headband (applies to foldable version only): Slide
the cup up the guide and collapse the headband making sure the
cushions lie snugly against each other without crease (Figure 4).
Helmet Mounted Version
the slot on the side of the helmet until it clicks into place.
Working position (Figure 6) With the cups over the ears press the
wire bands inwards until you hear a click on both sides indicating
until they form a snug seal around the ears. Ensure the cups and
wire band do not chafe against the head harness or edge of the
helmet which may result in acoustic leakage.
position. In a noisy environment the ear muffs must be worn in
the working position at all times.
Parking position (Figure 8) First lift cups to the stand-by position,
IMPORTANT: Do not press the cups onto the helmet shell as this
will lock the spring in the ear muff arm and damage the
attachment slot on the side of the helmet and the sealing
cushion.
Storage position (Figure 9) When the helmet is not in use, lower
the ear muffs and press them inward. Keep the cups clean and
dry and store at normal room temperature.
FIT CHECK
When hearing protectors are correctly worn your own voice
should sound hollow and sounds around you should not sound
as loud as before.
against the head with no interference of the seal by any objects
e.g. respirator headbands or spectacles arms. The cups should
for further advice.
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