3M Peltor G3000 Manual Del Usuario página 12

alone, it is necessary to use other insulating protective
equipment according to the risks involved in the work. The user
has to check that the electrical limits of the helmets correspond
to the nominal voltage that it is likely to encounter during use.
Insulating helmets should not be used in situations where there
is a risk which could partially reduce its insulating properties.
Ageing, inappropriate cleaning, and use outside of conditions
given in this user instruction may limit the effectiveness of this
product. When not in use it is recommended that the helmet
should be stored in the range of 20±15 °C. If the helmet
becomes dirty or contaminated, particularly the external surface,
it should be cleaned in accordance with the instructions below.
APPROVALS
These products meet the requirements of the European
Community Directive 89/686/EEC (Personal Protective
Equipment Directive) and are thus CE marked. Certification
under Article 10, EC Type-Examination and Article 11, EC
Quality Control, has been issued by the Swedish National
Testing and Research Institute, SP, Box 857, SE-501 15 Boras,
Sweden (Notified Body number 0402).
MARKING
/ Electrically insulating to EN50365:2002
{ Date of Manufacture
? See instructions for use.
^ Warning
] Temperature Range
, Maximum Relative Humidity
Material: UV-Stabilised ABS
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
The helmet, head harness and sweatband should be cleaned
regularly using a mild solution of detergent in warm water.
STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
^ Do not store the safety helmet in direct sunlight or at high
temperatures.
When not in use, it should be stored in a cool, dark location to
prevent the material from ageing. The original packaging is
suitable for transporting the product throughout the European
Union.
SPARE PARTS
Standard Suspension (Figure 3)
G2C - Plastic Sweatband (HYG3)
G2D - Leather Sweatband (HYG4)
Ratchet Suspension (Figure 4)
G2N - Plastic Sweatband (HYG3)
G2M - Leather Sweatband (HYG4)
ACCESSORIES
Rain Shield (Figure 5)
Orange GR3C
Orange/Fur GR3D
Yellow GR3C GU
Hearing Protectors (Figure 6)
See appropriate product user instruction
Visors and Mesh Visors (Figure 7)
Chinstrap GH1 (Figure 8)
Chinstrap GH4 (Figure 9)
Attachment for Visor P3E (Figure 10)
Visor Seal (Figure 11)
Orange GR2B
Yellow GR2B GU
COMPREHENSIVE HEAD PROTECTION
When you use other protective equipment together with your
helmet, it is important that all the components included in the
helmet system fit together without compromising the special
comfort and convenience requirements applied to each individual
component in the system.
It is vital that there is sufficient space for the hearing protector
and that it can be conveniently adjusted to fit the ears. In other
words, the helmet itself should not extend too far down or there
should be cutouts to accomodate the hearing protectors. The
combination of helmet and visor must also function properly as
regards the distance to the face, focus of vision, sealing etc.
Your 3M helmet can be supplemented with other 3M equipment
such as hearing protectors, visors and communication systems.
Only approved hearing protectors which meet the requirements
of EN 352-3 may be used with this helmet.
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