Trend AIR/PRO Airshield Pro Powered Respirator - Black
The Trend Airshield Pro Respirator is a fully protected powered respirator for use with all woodwo...The Trend Airshield Pro Respirator is a fully protected powered respirator for use with all woodworking applications and is suitable for use when machining MDF. It is approved to new standard BS EN 12941. New features include: Combination face-seal and hood to improve protection. Motor positioned away from the sensitive area of the forehead to reduce noise and irritation. Attachment points for optional ear defenders. Strategic component distribution ensures optimum centre of gravity is achieved for balance and comfort. Twin filters with efficiency of 98%, more than double the Airshield MK1. Audible low battery warning. Removable 8-hour NiMH battery. Specifications: Rating: DIY/Craftsman/Professional. Airflow Min: 160 l/Min. Airflow fully charged: 200 1/Min. Size of headband: 52cm - 62cm. Motor sound level: 70 dB. Battery: 8-hours NiMH battery. Weight: 995 g. Voltage: 230 volt. Eye protection: BS EN 166 (low energy impact). Respiratory protection: BS EN 12941 THP2(NPF50).
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The Trend AIR/PRO Airshield Pro Powered Respirator is designed for woodworkers of all skill levels, providing essential respiratory and eye protection. Its key benefit is superior air filtration and comfortable wear, allowing for extended use in dusty environments. A key consideration is the initial setup and maintenance of the filters and battery. This guide will help you understand the features, use, and care of your respirator.
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Brand
Trend
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often should I replace the filters?
Filters should be replaced when breathing becomes difficult or as recommended in the product manual. Typically, this is every few weeks depending on use.
How long does the battery last?
The NiMH battery provides up to 8 hours of continuous use on a full charge.
Can I use this respirator for painting?
The Trend AIR/PRO is primarily designed for woodworking. For painting, you might require a respirator with different filter types.
What is the sound level of the motor?
The motor sound level is 70 dB.
How do I clean the respirator?
Wipe the hood and face seal with a damp cloth after each use. Do not submerge the unit in water.
What is the warranty period?
The product comes with a standard warranty, see the product manual for details.
What standards does it meet?
It is approved to BS EN 12941 and offers eye protection to BS EN 166.
Troubleshooting
Device won't turn on.
Ensure the battery is charged and properly connected. Check the power switch.
Reduced airflow.
Check and replace the filters if they are clogged. Make sure there are no blockages in the air intake.
Battery life is shorter than expected.
Ensure the battery is fully charged. Replace the battery if it is old and not holding a charge.
The face shield fogs up.
Ensure the face seal fits correctly to minimize air leaks.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides high-level respiratory and eye protection.
Offers a comfortable and balanced design for extended use.
Features a long-lasting battery for prolonged work sessions.
Includes an audible low battery warning for convenience.
Easy filter replacement.
Suitable for use when machining MDF.
Cons
Requires periodic filter replacements.
Initial setup involves charging the battery and fitting the filters.
The motor sound level is 70 dB.
The weight is 995 g, which may be noticeable during long periods of use.
The headband size is 52cm - 62cm; may not fit all head sizes perfectly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Charge the NiMH battery fully before first use.
Attach the filters according to the product instructions.
Adjust the headband to fit comfortably on your head (52cm - 62cm).
Ensure the face seal fits snugly against your face.
Compatibility:
This respirator is compatible with most woodworking tasks and environments.
It is specifically recommended for use when machining MDF.
Attachment points are available for optional ear defenders.
Care:
Clean the hood and face seal with a damp cloth after each use.
Replace filters as needed, or when breathing becomes difficult.
Store the respirator in a clean, dry place.
Charge the battery regularly, even when not in use, to maintain its lifespan.