Bullard H1000OEM - Manual (Page 2)

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Visor and hearing protector H2000
Your helmet has an
insert pocket on both
the right and left which
you can use to click
in the holder for the
visor and/or hearing
protector A.
To remove the holder,
press the projecting
nose of the holder
from the inside of
the helmet and push
this out of the insert
pocket.
This is fixed to the
holder if you are using a hearing protector.
To fit the visor, push its holder clip B into the snap-in fitting of the holder A
until it snaps into place.
Marking of the visor
Diagram transmission factor
The radiant heat protection provided by this visor varies with the
temperature of the heat source as shown in this graph. The visor should only
be used in situations where it can reduce the exposure of the wearer’s eyes
to below 100 W/m².
Protective goggles
Fasten the goggles
on the headband
and adjust to the
required contact
with the face via
the two loose ends
of the strap A.
To remove the
goggles, pull the
two side handles B
forwards.
Ear Neck
Protectors
All available
variants are fitted
with Velcro fastening.
Adjust the headband
to the smallest size
for assembly. Fold the
nape protection at
the middle and start
to fasten in the nape
protection to the right
and left at the rear of
the helmet.
Ensure a flush fit.
For the assembly of a Dutch Ear
Neck protector it is recommended
to take out the head ring first,
assemble the Dutch Ear Neck
Protector and reassemble the head
ring.
As visors only provide limited protection against flying particles, their level of
safety for the eyes is only secondary.
Always wear protective goggles when working with chain saws or devices used
for cutting and prising open etc.
Visors are not suitable for use at high ambient temperatures.
The visor should be removed for structural fire fighting.
The performance of your visor has been tested under the temperature range
-40°C to 120°C.
Components not being marked “T” should not be used under extreme temperature.
Mesh visors are not suitable to protect against heat, flames, sparks, hazardous
liquids, molten material or electricity.
Damaged visors must be replaced.
WARNING
A
B
A
B
Marking Explanation of marking
EN14458:2004 European standard upon which
marking is based
Bullard manufacturer
A/B 10cm / 15cm Visor type and size
R330 example for item number
10 example for year of manufacturing
. + suitable for fire fighting
rating as face protection
Optional characteristics and marking
.-40°C suitable down to -40°C
K abrasion resistance
N anti-fog
Contact with liquid chemicals
The durability of the visor and adapters was tested with the following
chemicals
Chemical
Concentration
Sulfur dioxide 30%
sodium hydroxide 10%
p-Xylene undiluted
butane- 1 -oL undiluted
n-Heptane undiluted