JSP Powercap Infinity User manual

EN397 + A1:2012 Head Protection
EN166:2001 Eye & Face Protection
EN12941:1998 + A2:2008 Respiratory Protection
IMPORTANT: This manual must be read in full, the
user should be familiar with and trained in the use of
the product before the product is used. This manual
must be retained for future reference.
POWERCAP®INFINITY®
POWERED RESPIRATOR SYSTEM
USER INSTRUCTIONS
JSP Ltd, Worsham Mill, Minster Lovell Oxfordshire, OX29 0TA
Technical Helpline: [phone]
Email: [e-mail] www.jspsafety.com
Conformity to Regulation (EU) 2016/425
Certied by: BSI (NB0086).
BSI UK, Kitemark Court, Davy Avenue, Knowlhill,
Milton Keynes, MK5 8PP. United Kingdom
ISSUED: 04/19
RFPZ-001-100

EN 3
FR 20
DE 38
NL 56
DA 74
NO 92
SV 110
FI 128
ES 146
PT 164
IT 182
TR 200
PL 218
CS 236

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This manual must be retained for future reference.
A copy of this manual and the Declaration of Conformity for the product can be found on the product page:
documents.jsp.co.uk
CONTENTS
Applications 4
Unpacking & Inspection 4
Storage 5
Before Use 5
Charging the Battery 5
Battery & Airow Check 6
General Use & Warning System 7
Using PowerCap® Innity®7
Donning 8
Warning Scenario Table 9
Dofng 9
Maintenance 9
Filters 9
Removing &Replacing Filters 10
Removing & Replacing Pre-Filters 10
Removing & Replacing the Visor 11
Removing & Replacing the Face Seal Skirt 12
Removing & Replacing the Drive Unit & Visor Carrier Assembly 13
Removing & Replacing the Visor Cover 13
Removing & Replacing the Harness Strap 14
Safety Precautions 15
Additional Industrial Safety Helmet Instructions 15
Additional Industrial Eye Protection Instructions 16
Markings 16
Warranty 17
Battery Information 17
Cleaning 18
Accessories 18
Replacement Parts 19
If further assistance is required, please scan the QR codes in this manual to view a
playlist of instructional videos or visit bit.ly/Innity-Videos
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APPLICATIONS:
PowerCap® Innity®is intended for use in areas where respiratory protection from dust, spores, mist and fumes, head protection from falling
objects and eye/face protection from high-speed particles is required.
PowerCap® Innity®provides respiratory protection to the requirements of EN12941 as a TH3P R SL device. PowerCap® Innity®has a
nominal protection factor of 500 and a UK assigned protection factor (APF) of 40. Note that in EU states the APF varies.
PowerCap® Innity®provides head protection to the requirements of EN397, ANSI Z89.1, CSA Z94.1 and GB2811. The head protection
offers protection from falling objects. As part of the PowerCap® Innity®, some aspects of the performance of the helmet are affected. It should
not be used in sub 5°C temperatures.
PowerCap® Innity®provides eye protection to the requirements of EN166 against high speed particles, Grade B. The PowerCap® Innity®
has a face seal skirt to provide both respiratory protection and Field of Use Class 4 protection against dust particles. PowerCap® Innity®is a
loose tting item of respiratory protection. It may offer respiratory protection to the wearers of prescription eye wear.
PowerCap® Innity® also has the facility to be able to accept the JSP Sonis®helmet mounted hearing protection to provide protection against
the harmful effects of noise.
UNPACKING & INSPECTION:
The carry-case contains:
NO. ITEM NO. ITEM
1EVO5®Safety Helmet 8 Drive Unit
2Battery Pack 9Charging Dock
3Visor Carrier 10 6v 2.5A Power Supply
4Cable Clip 11 Flow Test Unit
5Face Seal Skirt 12 Strap for Carry-Case
6Visor 13 User Instructions (Not shown)
7 Filters 14 Hygiene Bag for Soiled Items (Not shown)
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CHARGING THE BATTERY:
STORAGE:
• Store in the carry case provided.
• Store away from direct sunlight.
• Avoid contact with solvents and solvent atmospheres.
• Avoid physical contact with abrasive or hard surfaces.
• Store at temperatures between +5°C and +40°C.
• Store at relative humidity not greater than 75%.
• Disconnect the cable from the battery pack during storage.
• Do not stack objects on top of carry-case.
BEFORE USE:
• Fully charge batteries for 8 hours before rst use. (See Charging the Battery).
• Check charge level by pressing the power button momentarily. (See Battery and Airow Check).
• Read the adjacent LED charge level indicator. (See Battery and Airow Check).
1. Remove the battery pack. Unplug the power cable from the socket, release the clasp at the base of the battery pack and pull the bottom
of the battery pack away from the helmet.
2. Attach the correct plug adaptor for your region to the 6v 2.5A power supply. Only ever use the power supply provided with this unit.
3. Plug the power supply cable into the rear of the PowerCap® Innity® charging dock. Plug the power supply into the mains socket and
switch on. (The dock LED will glow green).
4. Charge the battery pack. Insert the battery pack into the charging dock until it clicks (the dock LED turns from green to red.) The battery
is now charging. Once charging is complete, the dock LED will glow green.
5. To remove, hold the dock down and pull the battery upwards.
6. Replace the battery pack. Hook the top of the battery pack into the top of the helmet clip, rotate the battery pack fully into the helmet clip
and lock in place with the bottom clasp. Plug the power cable into the socket. The battery has an expected life of 500 cycles when charged
in accordance with these instructions.
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CLICK
CLICK
CLICK
CLICK
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BATTERY & AIRFLOW CHECK: (The lters must be tted)
1. Checking the battery. Insert the male power cable connector into the battery pack. Check the charge level by momentarily pushing the
switch on the battery pack. The 5 LEDs represent 100-80%, 80-60%, 60-40%, 40-20%, 20-0%.
2. Switching on. Hold the unit in the upright position, turn the unit on by pushing and holding the switch on the battery pack. The adjacent
LED charge level indicators will light momentarily. Airow will commence. The drive unit warning buzzer will sound momentarily, release
switch after the unit buzzer is heard. The Heads-Ups Display (HUD) in the visor will ash through its start-up sequence. During use, a
single red indicator will be illuminated.
3. Checking the airow. (Always check the airow level before use using the airow indicator provided). Invert the PowerCap® Innity®so it
is resting on the helmet and the two lters. Open the peak of the helmet slightly from the drive unit, locate the airow indicator, close the
peak to secure airow indicator.
4. Avoid placing hands or other possible obstructions over the lter inlets. The ball indicator within the airow device should move
fully into the “green zone” this will indicate adequate airow for PowerCap® Innity® to be used. The ball indicator in the green zone will be
accompanied by a green HUD light. Insufcient ow will be indicated by the ball being all or partly in the “red zone”. If the ow test unit
and/or HUD lights indicate insufcient ow: Check the battery tting and connection and check the charge condition. Check the lter
and pre-lter condition (See Removing & Replacing Filters and Removing & Replacing Pre-Filters sections). In the event that there is still
insufcient airow, do not use the product, but contact JSP Ltd for further advice. The HUD/Audio alert lights should always be the primary
method of assessing ow levels.
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POWER
CHARGE LEVEL
AIRFLOW
INDICATOR
3
GREEN ZONE
RED ZONE
HUD LIGHTS
4
2
2sec

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GENERAL USE & WARNING SYSTEM:
• PowerCap® Innity® will deliver a minimum 160L/min of ltered air to the user for upwards of 8 hours through a fresh pair of lters.
• The user may notice changes in motor tone associated with movement, this is a normal operational sound linked to motor construction.
• The array of LEDs at the top of the eld of vision is a Head-Up Display (HUD) informing the user of PowerCap® Innity®’s status. See
warning scenario table.
• As the battery approaches low remaining charge, the green light will be joined by a ashing red light to inform the user of having
approximately 20 minutes to withdraw from the hazard area to replace/recharge the battery.
• As the battery approaches a fully discharged state, the green light will extinguish and the ashing red light will be joined by a two-tone
buzzer. The user should withdraw from the hazard zone immediately to replace/recharge the battery pack.
• Do not use or store PowerCap® Innity® at temperatures below +5°C as the battery performance can be affected.
• When the green light is replaced by a blue ashing light and a pulsed buzzer tone, the system is no longer able to deliver sufcient airow
as the lters have become blocked. The user should withdraw from the hazard zone immediately to check and/or replace both lters.
• PowerCap® Innity® is rated as IP54 for protection against water and dust ingress. The unit can be used in dusty environments and
inclement weather conditions. It should not be immersed in water.
USING POWERCAP®INFINITY®:
• Operating temperature should be between +5°C and +40°C and relative humidity not greater than 75%.
• PowerCap® Innity® offers respiratory protection against spores, bres, fumes (very ne metallic droplets/particles) and dusts.
• The visor offers protection against medium energy impacts, short circuit electric arcs, molten metals and hot solids to EN166.
• The EVO5® helmet offers protection against falling objects to EN397.

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DONNING: (DO NOT enter the hazard zone until you have fully donned the product)
1. Turn PowerCap® Innity® on by pushing and holding the switch on the battery box. Wait for the drive unit buzzer to signal that it has
started. Sufcient airow must be checked as described in the Battery and Airow Check section.
2. Place the helmet on the head with the visor in the raised position, pressing the head rmly into the padding at the front of the helmet.
Tighten the helmet strap by turning the wheel ratchet at the rear of the helmet clock-wise. Adjust for a comfortable, secure t. It may be
necessary to adjust the position of the head strap in the helmet using JSP’s 3D adjustment system to achieve a comfortable, secure t.
An instructional video on how to use this system can be found on JSP’s YouTube channel bit.ly/Innity-Videos.
3. Locate the two tabs on the seal skirt with the index ngers uppermost and thumbs underneath.
4. Pull the face seal skirt and visor assembly down by tabs so the seal skirt is fully underneath the jaw.
5. Peel the excess sides of the skirt outwards with the index ngers to fully seal around the face. Ensure that the seal skirt tabs are outside
the skirt.
6. Check for the green indicator on the Head-Up Display (HUD). When correctly donned, no part of the face seal skirt should be in front of
the face. Check by looking in a mirror or seek assistance.
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FILTERS:
• The lters provided are high efciency particulate types supplied in pairs.
• Will lter spores, bres, fumes (very ne metallic droplets/particles) and dusts.
• Will not lter gases or vapours.
• PowerCap® Innity® lters are marked as per image.
Only use genuine PowerCap® Innity® lters supplied in pairs from
JSP Ltd or its distributors. Always replace both lters simultaneously.
NEVER use compressed air to clean the lters.
This will seriously limit protection.
WARNING SCENARIO TABLE:
SCENARIO DISPLAY BUZZER COMMENTS
Start up Red, green, blue On (2s) System OK
Standard running Green static Off System OK
Low battery level Green (Red ash every 2s) Off 20 minutes remaining
Discharged battery Red ash High-low tone Recharge battery
Blocked lters Blue ash High pulsed Change BOTH lters
Other fault Red, blue (repeat) High pulsed Contact JSP Ltd
DOFFING: (DO NOT remove the product whilst in the hazard zone)
1. Pull the tabs on the seal-skirt outwards and upwards to raise the visor.
2. Turn the red adjustment wheel anti-clockwise to loosen the helmet. Lift the assembly off the head.
3. Press and hold the power button on the battery pack to switch off. The adjacent battery charge level indicator will light momentarily to
display the remaining charge level.
TAB
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POWER
CHARGE LEVEL
1 2
MAINTENANCE:
It is important to follow these instructions to ensure that the PowerCap® Innity®gives optimal performance. Regular maintenance is important.
If the maintenance and usage instructions in this leaet are not followed, the effectiveness and the protection offered by the PowerCap® Innity®
may be severely reduced. A Radio Frequency Identication Device (RFID) has been built in to the product to allow maintenance records to be
kept, reviewed and amended by your own product support representatives using JSP’s Asset Management system. This allows you to have
full control over your PowerCap® Innity® giving full access in the eld to inspection dates, compliance documentation, product instructions and
much more. Visit www.jspcheck.com to enable your RFID device. To view a playlist of instructional videos visit bit.ly/Innity-Videos.

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REMOVING & REPLACING FILTERS:
To Remove the Filters: Rotate the rear of each lter upwards by 30° until compression is lost, then pull away from the motor housing.
To Replace the Filters: Ensure that the lter and motor housing mating faces are clean; do not allow any dust or foreign objects to fall into the
motor housing. Align arrows on lter and motor housing, press lter into place and rotate until a click is heard/felt. Recheck airow before use.
(See Battery and Airow Check). If the lters are not tted correctly, ltering efciency will be severely reduced. Each lter is tted with a
pre-lter housed within a protective cover. Pre-lters prolong the life of the main lters by trapping larger particles. The pre-lters can be replaced
from within the protective covers as required. Dispose of used lters in accordance with local legislation.
REMOVING & REPLACING PRE-FILTERS: (Always replace both pre-lters simultaneously)
1. Locate the tab at the rear of the pre-lter cover and lift it to begin freeing the cover.
2. Release the two remaining hooks from under the front of the main lter case lid to release the cover from the main lter body.
3. Pull the pre-lter out from under the three locating hooks. Dispose of used pre-lters in accordance with local legislation.
4. Clean the pre-lter cover using a damp cloth and/or soft brush, then feed a fresh pre-lter underneath the three locating hooks. Ensure the
correct orientation of the pre-lter pad in the cover.
5. Clip the pre-lter cover back onto the lter, locating the curved front edge rst.
6. Snap the rear clip into place over the rear of the lter case lid.
1 2 3
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4 5
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6
HOOKS
PRE-FILTER
30°
30°
TAB

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REMOVING & REPLACING THE VISOR:
(Care should be taken to avoid scratching the visor surfaces during tting)
1. Remove the visor. Release by unhooking the face seal skirt tabs from the front (left/right) of visor
2. Gently pull one of the face seal skirt tabs to expose the remaining material tted to the channel of the visor and remove
3. Orientate the helmet upside down and place in your lap with the visor facing towards your knees. Looking inside the helmet you will
identify 2 x clips. Place one hand on top the visor with a rm grip, the other hand should be used to release each clip one at a time, at the
same time the hand gripping the visor should be pulled towards the chest. Pulling the visor free from its location within the carrier housing.
4. Release the visor from its secured position pulling the visor toward your chest.
5. Replacing the visor hook each end of the visor individually, one at a time, into the visor carrier channel corners. Your thumb should be
used to support the black rubber bump stop when locating the visors hooks deep within the carrier channel.
6. Place one hand on the drive unit and the other on the top of the visor. Slowly push the visor into the remaining carrier channel until the
clips lock the visor.
7. Orientate the face seal skirt so that the skirt tabs face directly towards the visor align the skirt blade to the visor channel and continue to
push and feed the blade until all the blade is secured.
8. Ret the Face Seal Skirt tabs to the visor (left & right).
CLICK
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4
VISOR
7
VISOR
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VISOR
VISOR
SKIRT
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VISOR
LOCKING TAB
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VISOR
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VISOR

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REMOVING & REPLACING THE FACE SEAL SKIRT:
1. Remove the face seal skirt. Unhook the two inner and two outer skirt loops from the harness mounting points inside the helmet.
2. Unhook the pastic tab from the hook on the visor.
3. Pull the seal skirt out of its locating channel. Start the removal from either end. DO NOT PULL FROM THE MIDDLE. Dispose of used seal skirt
in accordance with local legislation or follow cleaning instructions to reuse.
4. Replace the face seal skirt. Place one end of the face seal skirt sealing strip into one end of the locating channel on the visor with the rubber
blade outwards. Progressively push the sealing strip into the channel to ensure a secure t.
5. Hook the plastic tab over the hook on the visor.
6. Locate both the outer and inner set of skirt loops at one end of the sealing skirt.
7. Feed the outer set of skirt loops behind the harness inside the helmet. Hook the loops over the harness mounting points inside the helmet.
8. Hook the inner set of skirt loops over the harness mounting point and outer loops. Repeat with the loops on the other end of the sealing skirt.
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VISOR
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OUTER LOOPINNER LOOP
VISOR
SKIRT
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VISOR

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REMOVING & REPLACING THE DRIVE UNIT & VISOR CARRIER ASSEMBLY:
See Battery & Airow Check, Removing & Replacing Filters, Removing & Replacing the Visor and Removing & Replacing the
Face Seal Skirt sections to remove the battery cable, lters, visor and skirt.
1. To release the visor carrier, press the rear of the visor side arms on both sides of the helmet towards the helmet shell and slide forwards.
2. When replacing the drive unit & visor carrier assembly, simply slide the visor side arms back into the visor carrier adaptors on both sides of
the helmet. Dispose of used drive unit & visor carrier assembly in accordance with local legislation.
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1 2 3
REMOVING & REPLACING THE VISOR COVER:
1. Peel used visor cover from visor. Dispose of used visor cover in accordance with local legislation.
2. Peel backing tape from either side of the new visor cover.
3. Position visor cover centrally, using the side of the hand, smooth visor cover on to visor and press adhesive tape in place. Repeat for the
other side.

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REMOVING & REPLACING THE HARNESS STRAP:
1. Unhook the four inner and outer face seal skirt loops from the harness mounting points inside the helmet.
2. Remove the harness strap by un-popping the arm from the receiver (hold the helmet and receiver rmly whilst doing so).
3. Repeat this process for all 4 arms then take the harness strap out from the helmet. Dispose of used strap in accordance with
local legislation.
4. Place the replacement strap inside the helmet shell, then pop the rst arm back into position and repeat the process for all 4 arms.
5. Feed the outer set of skirt loops behind the harness strap inside the helmet. Hook the loops over the harness mounting points inside
the helmet.
6. Hook the inner set of skirt loops over the harness mounting point and outer loops. Repeat with the loops on the other end of the
sealing skirt.
7. The foam blocks must be exposed as shown in gure 7.
SKIRT LOOPS
1 2 3
4 5 6
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:
PowerCap® Innity® should be used in situations where the requirements for EN 12941:TH3, EN166:2001 and/or EN 397:2012 protection applies.
• This apparatus must not be worn in the hazard zone with the drive unit switched off.
• When switched off a build up of carbon dioxide and depletion of oxygen may occur.
• When switched off no respiratory protection is provided; this is considered to be an abnormal running condition.
• The apparatus should not be used in explosive atmospheres unless it is marked with the mark.
• The apparatus should not be used in oxygen decient atmospheres.
As required by European Health and Safety requirements, the user is advised that when in contact with the wearer’s skin, the unit may cause
allergic reactions to susceptible individuals. If this is the case the wearer should leave the hazard area, remove the unit and seek doctor’s advice.
• The apparatus is NOT suitable for protection against gases and vapours. • The apparatus should not be used in an atmosphere immediately
hazardous to life or health. • At high work rates the pressure in the device may become negative at peak inhalation ow. • Using the apparatus in
high wind velocities may affect ltering efciency. • Only use genuine PowerCap® Innity® lters supplied in pairs from JSP Ltd or its distributors.
• Do not lift the visor whilst in the hazard zone. • Do not expose PowerCap® Innity® to ames or sparks. • Do not use PowerCap® Innity®in
conned spaces or areas of poor ventilation. • Do not alter or modify the product in any way not approved by JSP Ltd. • Do not touch any moving
part. • Do not allow water or other liquids to enter the inside of the motor housing or battery compartment. • Care should be taken to avoid the
possibility of the power cable from the battery pack to drive unit becoming caught up in use.
ADDITIONAL INDUSTRIAL SAFETY HELMET INSTRUCTIONS:
Fitting and adjustment: Fit the helmet as described in the PowerCap® Innity®Donning section of this manual. For adequate protection
PowerCap® Innity® must t or be adjusted to the size of the user’s head.
Use: The helmet is made to absorb the energy of an impact by partial destruction or damage to the shell or harness and even though such
damage may not be readily apparent, any helmet subjected to severe impact should be replaced. This helmet has been designed to protect
the wearer against electrical shocks by preventing passage of dangerous current through the body via the head. The helmet must be used with
other insulating protective equipment when working on low voltage installations. The user should check that the electrical limits of the helmets
correspond to the nominal voltage that is likely to be encountered during use. Accessories and/or replacement components are available with
tting instructions from JSP.
Inspection and care of the helmet: The helmet is a complete system consisting of shell and harness. The helmet’s useful life is affected by
many factors including the cold, heat, chemicals, sunlight and misuse. The helmet should be examined daily for obvious signs of cracking,
brittleness or damage to either helmet or harness. The user should be aware that there is potential risk of loss of protection due to ageing
and/or inappropriate cleaning. The effectiveness of the insulating properties of the helmet may be affected by the conditions of use. The date
of manufacture is moulded into the peak of the helmet. While the helmet is free from defects it is suitable for its intended purpose. If in any
doubt destroy the helmet.
Useful life: Under normal circumstances the helmet has a maximum life of 5 years from date of manufacture. Under no circumstances must a
component other than a JSP component be used on a JSP helmet.

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MARKINGS:
MARK MEANING
EN12941:---- European standard for powered ltering
respiratory devices and its year of publication
A#:---- Amendment to EN12941 and its year
of publication
TH3 Indicates a 99.8% efciency with an APF 40
P R SL A reusable solid and liquid particulate
aerosol lter
EN397:---- The European standard number for industrial
safety helmets and its year of publication
EN50365:---- The European standard number for electrically insulating helmets for use on low voltage
installations and its year of publication
The double triangle symbol means that this
helmet is electrically insulated for use working
live or close to live parts on installations not
exceeding 1000Vac or 1500Vdc
53-63 cm The size range of the helmet, head
circumference
-20°C / -30°C /
-40°C
The helmet will provide some protection when
worn in an environment at or above these
temperatures
MM The helmet will provide some protection
against molten metal splash
440 Vac
The helmet will protect the user against short
term, accidental contact with live electrical
conductors up to a voltage of 440 Vac
LD The helmet will provide some protection from
lateral compressive loads
MARK MEANING
EN166:2001 European standard for protective eyewear
2-1.2 Shade number
1Optical quality (high)
BProtection against medium energy impact
against high speed particles
8 Protection against short circuit electric arc
9Protection against molten metals and
hot solids
KResistance to surface damage by ne particles
See instructions for use. If the instructions for
use recommendations are not adhered to,
the protection afforded by the device may be
severely impaired.
Storage temperature and humidity ranges
Indicates conformity to European Legislation
2016/425
Dispose of in accordance with local legislation
Some of the components of the device can
be recycled
Date of manufacture
Use by date
ADDITIONAL INDUSTRIAL EYE PROTECTION INSTRUCTIONS:
Assembly: The PowerCap® Innity® visor should be tted to, and used with the PowerCap® Innity® visor carrier and helmet, see tting
instructions in the Removing & Replacing the Visor section of this manual.
Useful life: Under normal circumstances the visor should offer protection for up to 5 years. Scratched or damaged visors should be replaced.
Replacement visors are available.

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BATTERY INFORMATION:
Battery Type: Lithium-ion 3.6V, 5.2Ah, 18.72 Wh. The battery has an expected life of 500 cycles when charged, stored and used in accordance with
these instructions.
• Operating temperature should be between +5°C and +40°C and relative humidity not greater than 75%.
• The temperature for charging and discharging of the battery should be between +5°C and +40°C.
• Do not dismantle, tamper, open or shred the battery pack.
• Do not expose the battery pack to heat, re or microwaves. Avoid storage in direct sunlight.
• Do not short-circuit the battery pack. Do not place the battery pack haphazardly in a box or drawer where it may short-circuit with another or be
short-circuited by other metal objects?
• Do not remove the battery pack from its original packaging until required for use.
• Do not subject the battery pack to mechanical shock.
• In the event of the battery pack leaking, do not allow the liquid to come in contact with the skin or eyes. If contact has been made, wash the
affected area with copious amounts of water and seek medical advice.
• Do not use any charger other than that specically provided for use with the PowerCap® Innity®.
• Do not use any cells or batteries which are not designed for use with the PowerCap® Innity®.
• PowerCap® Innity® is not intended to be used by children, children should not be left unsupervised with PowerCap® Innity® or its battery pack.
• Seek medical advice immediately if parts of a dismantled battery pack have been swallowed.
• Only replacement battery packs intended for the PowerCap® Innity® are recommended by JSP Ltd for use with PowerCap® Innity®.
• Keep the battery pack clean and dry.
• Wipe the battery pack terminals with a clean dry cloth if they become dirty.
• The PowerCap® Innity® battery pack needs to be charged on initial receipt from purchase to ensure a full compliment of charge. An 8 hour
charge is recommended. Always use the correct charger supplied with PowerCap® Innity®and refer to the user instructions for the correct
charging procedure.
• Do not leave a battery pack on prolonged charge when not in use.
• After extended periods of storage, it may be necessary to charge and discharge the battery pack several times to obtain maximum performance.
• Retain the original user instructions for future reference.
• The battery pack is only intended for use with the PowerCap® Innity®, it is not suitable for any other application.
• When possible, remove the battery pack from the equipment when not in use.
• Dispose of exhausted battery packs in accordance with local legislation.
WARRANTY:
JSP Ltd warrants to its customers of PowerCap® Innity® that the device will be free from defects in materials and mechanical or electrical
defects for a period of 24 months from date of purchase in accordance with EU Directive 1999/44/EEC. This warranty is subject to:
• PowerCap® Innity® being used solely for the purpose for which it is intended.
• PowerCap® Innity® not being subject to misuse, damage, modication or repair.
• The user must register the product to enact this guarantee.
To register the product, visit www.jspwarranty.com
JSP Ltd will replace defective parts as required at no charge. JSP Ltd’s liability will not exceed the value of the original sales receipt for the device.
In the event of valid claims under this warranty JSP Ltd will not be liable for loss of use of any of its products or for any incidental, indirect or
consequential cost, expenses or damages incurred or claimed by the purchaser or any other user. No other terms are implied by this warranty but
a purchaser’s statutory rights are not affected. To make a claim under this warranty, please contact the retailer from which the PowerCap® Innity®
was purchased.

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ACCESSORIES:
Hearing protection can be added to the PowerCap® Innity® by tting the Sonis®helmet mounted ear defenders. The Sonis®range of helmet
mounted ear defenders and the PowerCap® Innity® have been designed to be compatible. Use of non-compatible hearing protection may
reduce the performance of PowerCap® Innity®. Contact JSP Ltd to check compatibility of other hearing protection/accessories.
Fitting the Sonis®:
Remove the PowerCap® Innity®visor complete with the PowerCap® Innity®drive unit & visor carrier assembly. Unhook the sealing
skirt from the harness (see Removing & Replacing the Visor) and disconnect the power cable from the battery box (see Battery and Airow
Check). To remove the visor carrier, press the rear of the visor side arms towards the helmet shell and push forwards. (see Removing &
Replacing the Drive Unit and Visor Carrier Assembly).
1. Remove the visor carrier adaptors from the helmet shell. Inverting the helmet, push the adaptor blade towards the outside of the helmet and then
down. Insert a ball point pen or similar into the hole in the side of the helmet shell, at the same time press the adaptor blade whilst pulling
from shell as shown.
2. Fit the ear defender as the instructions supplied with the ear defender of your choice.
3. Once the ear defenders are tted, slide the visor side arms into the slot on the ear defender helmet adaptor.
• Ensure that the face seal skirt is correctly attached as stated in Removing & Replacing the Visor.
• When donning the helmet, adjust the ear defenders as stated in user instructions supplied with the ear defender. Ensure that both the ear
defender and the PowerCap® Innity® are correctly adjusted and comfortable. Failure to do so may result in the levels of protection offered
by either or both products being severely reduced.
1 2 3
‘BLADE’
CLEANING:
The product should only be cleaned with a cloth lightly dampened with a mild detergent and non-agressive solution. Care must be taken to avoid
any liquids entering the motor/fan assembly or the lters. The elements of PowerCap® Innity® should be cleaned as detailed below:-
Pre-lter cover – wipe clean using a soft cloth, run under a tap and allow to dry.
Filter Case – remove and wipe down with a damp cloth.
Visor – refrain from rub rinsing, simply rinse and pat dry with a non abrasive cloth.
Helmet – wipe down with a damp cloth.
Face Seal Skirt – machine or hand wash in mild detergent at 30°C. Leave to dry naturally (Do NOT dry on a heat source or hang by skirt tabs
when wet). Do not allow water or other liquids to enter the inside of the drive unit or lters. Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners on any part of
PowerCap® Innity®.

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REPLACEMENT
PARTS PRODUCT CODE IMAGE REPLACEMENT
PARTS PRODUCT CODE IMAGE
PowerCap® Innity®
Filters (Pair) CAU660-000-400
PowerCap® Innity®
Twin-Turbo Drive
Unit and Visor
Carrier Assembly
CEU120-001-300
PowerCap® Innity®
Pre-Filter (5 Pairs)
and Pre-Filter
Covers
CEU100-006-500 PowerCap® Innity®
Battery Pack CEU170-000-000
PowerCap® Innity®
Pre-Filter (50 Pairs) CEU150-000-000
PowerCap® Innity®
Replacement
Cable Clip
(10 Pack)
CEU210-001-100
Replacement Black
Self-Adhesive
Foam Elastomer
Seal (10 Pairs)
CEU220-001-100 PowerCap® Innity®
Face Seal Skirt CEU180-000-000
4mm Brushed
Nylon Foam
Sweatband (Black)
AJA 830-001-100
Chamlon
Sweatband
(10 Pack)
AJA 840-000-200
PowerCap®
Innity® Visor CEU110-001-300
PowerCap® Innity®
Charge Dock and
Power Supply
CEU130-001-100
PowerCap® Innity®
Peel Off Visor
Protectors
(10 Pack)
CAU180-000-000
PowerCap® Innity®
Airow Indicator
Test Unit
CEU140-001-100
Black*
EVO®5 Helmet for
PowerCap® Innity®
*Other colours
available on request
AKG179-P01-100 PowerCap® Innity®
Carry-Case CEU170-001-100
Helmet Harness
Strap CEU190-000-000
PowerCap® Innity®
Replacement
Hygiene Bag
(10 Pack)
CEU230-000-000
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RRCZ-001-110-ISSUED:11/17| ©JSP Ltd 2017. All Rights Reserved.
REPLACEMENT PARTS:

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EN 397 + A1:2012 Protection de la tête
EN 166:2001 Protection des yeux et du visage
EN 12941:1998 + A2:2008 Protection respiratoire
IMPORTANT : Préalablement à tout emploi,
l'utilisateur doit lire ce manuel dans son intégralité,
se familiariser et se former sur son utilisation. Ce
manuel doit être conservé pour une utilisation future.
POWERCAP®INFINITY®
MASQUE À VENTILATION ASSISTÉE
MANUEL D'UTILISATEUR
JSP Ltd, Worsham Mill, Minster Lovell Oxfordshire, OX29 0TA
Assistance technique : [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] www.jspsafety.com
Conformité au règlement (UE) 2016/425
Certié par : BSI (NB0086).
BSI UK, Kitemark Court, Davy Avenue, Knowlhill,
Milton Keynes, MK5 8PP. Royaume-Uni
PUBLIÉ LE : 04/19
RFPZ-001-100