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SUPER PASS IISUPER PASS IIPersonal Alert Safety System
Charles MontgomeryFire Chief
Course Developed by Lt. Ricky Phillips
Sam JohnsonAssistant Chief
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IntroductionIntroduction
• Features “Auto On”– Assures PASS is being worn– Assures PASS is turned on
• NFPA Compliant– NFPA 1982, Standard on Personal Alert
Safety Systems, 1998 edition
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SpecificationsSpecifications
• Dimensions– 2.1” wide x 3.2” high x 1.6” deep
• Weight– 7 oz. With battery (w/out key)
• Alarm Audio Output– 98+ dBA @ 10 feet
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SpecificationsSpecifications
• Visual / Audio Mode Display:– “Off”
– “On”
– “Pre-Alert”
– “Alert”
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SpecificationsSpecifications
• Activation: all electronic switching– “Auto-On”– “Alarm”– “Reset”– “OFF”
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SpecificationsSpecifications
• Case– Rugged– High Temperature– Impact Resistance– Translucent– Apache Yellow polycarbonate
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SpecificationsSpecifications
• Method of attachment– rugged Grip Clip– D-ring
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SpecificationsSpecifications
• Battery– 9 volt Duracell MN1604 recommended
• Battery Life– 300 hours in sensing mode– 2 to 4 hours in alarm mode
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SpecificationsSpecifications
• Product life– approx. 3-5 years depending on
frequency of use
• Product should be retired from service after five years of use– earlier when severely damaged
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Temperature Sensing OptionTemperature Sensing Option
• Unit is equipped with option– side and alarm buttons are RED– serial number ends in an H
• Temperature alarm should not be used as an absolute measure of temperatures– alarm may sound earlier or later– depends on where worn and environmental
conditions
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Temperature SensingTemperature Sensing
• When temperature thermostat limits have been exceeded– Temperature Alarm Sounds
• a rapid chirping tone
– LED display• slow pulsing four red LEDs
• Unit must cool down below temp. limits before unit will reset– alarm cannot be turned off
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Temp. Alarm Approx. Temp. Alarm Approx. Response TimesResponse Times
350ºF - 6 minutes
300 ºF - 8 minutes
250 ºF - 10 minutes
200 ºF - 12 minutes
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1. Alarm Button2. Reset Buttons3. Grip Clip and “D” Ring4. LED’s5. Sound Releasing ports6. Accountability tag7. ID Window8. Tether Cord
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Operating InstructionsOperating Instructions
• Always test unit prior to use.
• Remove accountability tag to active– “Sensing Mode”
• Operational signal sound– Audible and Visual– Visual continues indicating the unit is in
the “Sensing Mode”
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Pre-Alert SignalPre-Alert Signal
• Activates if motionless 18-23 seconds
• Four Red L.E.D.s begin pulsing
• Progressively louder sweeping pre-alert signal becomes louder
• Signifies that unit is closer to Alarm Signal
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Alarm SignalAlarm Signal
• Lack of Motion 30-35 seconds
• Constant rapid pulsing Red L.E.D.s
• Rapid modulating loud audio – “Alarm Signal”
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Manual AlarmManual Alarm
• Activated by manually pressing alarm button on front of unit
• To re-set & return to “Sensing Mode”– press both side buttons simultaneously
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Turning OFF UnitTurning OFF Unit
• Replace the accountability key
• Press both side buttons simultaneously
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Accountability Storage KeyAccountability Storage Key
• Provides instant access for quick ID
• Accountability System– Required by NFPA
1500
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Battery Installation / Battery Installation / ReplacementReplacement
• Remove Screws in back cover
• Remove Back Cover• Disconnect spent
battery– replace with new
battery
• Replace back cover and screws
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Battery Warning!!!Battery Warning!!!
• Always use the specified 9 volt alkaline battery– Duracell MN1604 is recommended
• Replace twice per year– unless indicated sooner– low battery alarm
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Low Battery AlarmLow Battery Alarm
• Sounds has 20% capacity remaining– approximate 1 hour operating time
• Immediate replacement when alarm sounds is necessary
• Low Battery Alarm signal– audible alarm– series of three audible beep tones every
five seconds
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LimitationsLimitations• Units meet NFPA 1982
• Designed for use in– rescue situations– fire fighting operations– other hazardous duties
• Not guaranteed against– excessive abuse– lack of training– lack of maintenance
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MaintenanceMaintenance
• Minimum maintenance required– will provide years of service
• Clean unit with a damp cloth & warm water– after each use– DO NOT use cleaning solvents
• Inspect for signs of physical damage
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Maintenance (con’t)Maintenance (con’t)
• Unit storage– dry, well-ventilated area– recommended
• 50º F to 77º F
• 65 % humidity (max.)
• Decon unit if exposed to chemicals– discard if unable to properly decon
• Do Not mark or apply paint to case
• Replace battery every 6 months