Model: Verf-q

Mainly used for the protection of harmful gases, steam and dust and is not conducive to the use of air respirators and oxygen respirators in the field of fire fighting and emergency rescue.

Forced Air ventilator is a protective device for firefighters to carry out respiratory protection while operating in an open space toxic environment.

The forced air supply respirator consists of a protective hood, a filter device, a mask, a fan and a breathing tube.

Depending on the application environment, there are a variety of filter cans to choose from (the interface is RD40) to ensure proper protection is provided. In addition, the interface filter tank can also be used in conjunction with the standard threaded interface mask, making the respiratory protection device more flexible and complete.

Sound and light alarms are required when the filter tank runs out, the battery is low, the breathing resistance increases, or the air flow decreases.

You can press the multifunction button on the operator panel to detect the battery charge and the capacity of the filter tank.The use of NiMH batteries requires a sustainable operation of approximately 6 hours. Battery requirements are integrated inside the blower.

Air flow: There is a Level 3 adjustable air flow in each mode of operation:

Headgear: 130/140/160L/min Full mask: 100/80/60L/min

Battery Ni-MH battery 7.2v/4.5ah

Individual charger with overcharge protection

Weight (including battery, no filter tank) not greater than 1100 g

Usage Time: 6 hours