Andres Oxygen Self-Rescuer K-SB60
Presenting the Andres Oxygen Self-Rescuer K-SB60, a reliable and robust rescue device specifically designed to cater to the unique challenges of the mining industry. With a high emphasis on durability and dependability, this oxygen self-rescuer ensures that users have access to a continuous supply of breathable air in emergency situations. Expertly crafted and tested to meet the rigorous standards of the mining environment, the K-SB60 is an essential safety addition for any subterranean workspace. Don't leave safety to chance - trust in the proven performance of the Andres Oxygen Self-Rescuer K-SB60. (Product No.: 230124)
556.01 $ net price (non-EU countries)
Description
The oxygen self-rescuer offered here, was originally developed for use in the mining industry and therefore satisfies high demands for reliability and robustness. It is located in a stable casing and can therefore be carried along every day. Furthermore it is CE (EN 3794:2002 - Annex A) certified. The K-SB60 is also equipped with a starter, so that even when exhaled, it can be used safely regardless of the surrounding air.
The K-SB60 has a new total lifetime of ten years when stored. This is reduced to five years if it is carried continuously.
In any case, the operational readiness can and should be checked daily. For this purpose it is equipped with a window on its top side. If the indicator paper it contains is brown, everything is fine. If it is white, the unit must be replaced.
The oxygen self-rescuer should always be worn on the user's body so that it is immediately ready to hand in an emergency. For this purpose it is equipped with two robust metal loops. These can be attached to a standard work belt up to 45 mm wide.
Specifikation
Order number 230124
Typ designation K-SB60
Inhaled air-temperature <=50°C
Maximum surface-temperature 200°C
Dimensions (mm) 202×119×221
Weight (kg) 2,6
Usage time average runtime: in motion>= 60 mi
Usage time sitting still >= 180 min
Effective usage time carried: 5 years ; in storage: 10 years
