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ELSA 2000 Issue N

Remove Cylinder from Bag:

Break anti-tamper tags, open the bag flap 

carefully and release quick-fire strap from 

firing pin.
Open the bag fully and check that firing 

pin is fully home. If necessary push the 

actuator into the reducer/cylinder valve 

and fit the firing pin.
Ease the contents gauge through the 

slot in the bag window and withdraw the 

cylinder from the bag.
Flex the hose and check for wear and 

damage. Return apparatus for service if 

hose is worn or damaged.

Charge Cylinder:

Remove the charging adaptor dust cover 

and store safely for use later.

Fit the firing pin and quick-fire strap.

Fit 200 bar G5/8 pattern charging 

connector to the charging adaptor.

CAUTION:
DO NOT immerse the cylinder valve.

Keep the reducer/cylinder valve clear 

of the water and immerse the cylinder 

vertically in water so that three quarters 

of the cylinder is covered.
Slowly open the compressor supply valve. 

Charge cylinders at 40 L/min, (10 min. 

cylinders should take approximately 10 

minutes to charge and 15 min. cylinders 

approximately 15 minutes), then close the 

compressor supply valve.
When the cylinder has cooled check that 

it is full. If necessary, open the compressor 

supply valve briefly until the contents 

gauge shows full.

Close the compressor supply valve, 

bleed off pressure from the supply hose, 

disconnect the charging adaptor from the 

cylinder and fit the charging adaptor dust 

cover.

Re-fit Cylinder into Bag:

Remove the cylinder from water, dry 

thoroughly and fit it into the bag.
Fit the contents gauge through the slot 

in the bag so that the gauge can be seen 

clearly when the bag is closed.

Feed approximately half of the breathing 

hose into the bag.

Summary of Contents for Scott Safety ELSA 2000

Page 1: ...1035070 N 08 2019 AS NZS 1716 2012 Lic BNP 540244 BSI BENCHMARK ELSA 2000 ...

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Page 3: ... visibility and toxic fumes may add to your difficulties Prepare for that situation Learn the location of escape apparatus and how to gain access to it Learn to use the escape apparatus as detailed in these instructions Be aware of the protection limits provided by ELSA Exceeding these limits may cost you your life or result in injury Be fully aware of workplace hazards Become familiar with planne...

Page 4: ... Selfcontained open circuit compressed air breathing apparatus incorporating a hood for escape Requirements testing marking Conformity to Marine Equipment Directive MED 2014 90 EU yy Date of Manufacture CE European conformity These products are type approved and annually audited by either BSI Group The Netherlands B V Say Building John M Keynesplein 9 1066 EP Amsterdam The Netherlands Notified Bod...

Page 5: ...servicing schedule are contained in the Scott Safety ELSA Service Manual copies of which can only be obtained by registered holders of a current certificate Your Scott Safety distributor or Training and Technical Support Services will be pleased to provide training course details and quotes for service contracts Please see above for contact details STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION The Device must be pro...

Page 6: ...inner mask which covers the wearer s nose and mouth minimises visor misting and carbon dioxide dead space Sprung metal strips hold the visor flat when in storage When in use form the hood to a shape that holds the inner mask against the wearer s face A sealed foam pad on the inner rear of the hood holds the hood in place when the wearer s head moves The spring loaded exhale valve helps maintain an...

Page 7: ...lling a webbing grab strap is held closed by Velcro strips An adjustable webbing neck strap supports the bag when in use A transparent panel is provided to enable the cylinder contents gauge to be checked without opening the bag A waist belt which prevents the bag swinging while in use is available as an option for all versions of the bag INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Lift ELSA from the ready to use store ...

Page 8: ... LEAVE THE HAZARD AREA IMMEDIATELY When clear of the hazard area insert thumbs under the neck seal and remove the hood When the cylinder is almost empty the warning whistle sounds Beyond this point carbon dioxide within the hood will increase and the hood must be removed as soon as it is safe to do so Once the apparatus has been used it must be returned to be serviced and have the cylinder re char...

Page 9: ...or use in a central store must be checked monthly Routine checks consist of the following Check that the contents gauge needle is in the green sector showing that the cylinder is fully charged Check that the bag is clean and undamaged Check that the anti tamper tags are in place and unbroken Check that access to the bag is unobstructed Check that the quick fire strap and pin are in place Apparatus...

Page 10: ...he reducer cylinder valve clear of the water and immerse the cylinder vertically in water so that three quarters of the cylinder is covered Slowly open the compressor supply valve Charge cylinders at 40 L min 10 min cylinders should take approximately 10 minutes to charge and 15 min cylinders approximately 15 minutes then close the compressor supply valve When the cylinder has cooled check that it...

Page 11: ...ag flap and fit anti tamper tags WORKSHOP REPAIR AND ANNUAL SERVICING The apparatus must be returned for workshop servicing if The anti tamper tag is broken The contents gauge shows less than full The apparatus has been used A scheduled annual service is due please refer to the ELSA Service Manual Apparatus stored in a corrosive dusty or humid environment may require more frequent servicing Please...

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