Respirex RJS Series User manual

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Respirex™RJS Respiratory and Chemical
Protective Suits.
Respirex™ RJS Respiratory and
Chemical Protective Suits
BS112/2018
EN14126:2003
Type 3-B
Type 4-B
Type 5-B
Type 6-B
EN14605:2005+A1:2009
EN ISO13982-1:2004+A1:2010
EN13034:2005+A1:2009
Type 3
Type 4
Type 5
Type 6
GB IE ZL

APPROVALS
These products meet the requirements of the European PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425 and are thus CE marked.
Certication under Module B, EU Type-Examination and Module D, EC Quality Control, has been issued by BSI,
Kitemark Court, Davy Avenue, Knowlhill, Milton Keynes, MK5 8PP, UK (Notied Body number 0086).
The Respirex™ RJS suit meets the requirements of the European Standards EN ISO 13982-1 (Protective Clothing
Against Airborne Solid Particulates, Type 5), EN14605 and EN13034 (Protective Clothing Against Liquid Chemicals,
Type 3,Type 4 and Type 6), and EN14126 (Protective Clothing Against Infective Agents).
The 3M™ Jupiter™ Air Filter Unit (JP-ER-03), when used in conjunction with the Respirex™ RJS suit, meets the
requirements of European Standard EN12941 TH3 (Respiratory Protective Devices - Powered Filtering Devices).
The 3M™ Jupiter™ Air Filter Unit (JP-ER-03) complies with European EMC directive 2004/108/EC. See
www.3m.com/Respiratory/certs
Respirex™ RJS protective suits should be used to protect the wearer against solid airborne particulates and liquid
splashes and sprays only.
Particular attention should be given to warning statements where indicated.
WARNINGS AND LIMITATIONS
Proper selection, training, use and appropriate maintenance are essential in order for the product to protect the
wearer from certain airborne contaminants. A buddy system (two person operation) must be employed during
donning, dong and in use.
Failure to follow all instructions on the use of this product and/or failure to wear the respirator system during all
times of exposure may adversely aect the wearer’s health, may lead to severe illness or permanent disability
or even death.
Failure to follow all instructions may also render any warranty null and void.
Use this respirator system, 3M™ Jupiter™ Air Filter Unit (JP-ER-03) and Respirex™ RJS protective suit, strictly in
accordance with all instructions:
• contained in this booklet
• accompanying other components of the system (e.g. Filter User Instructions)
Check the product is undamaged before use.
Always be sure that the complete product is:
• Suitable for the application;
• Fitted correctly;
• Worn during all periods of exposure;
• Replaced when necessary.
Never alter, modify or repair this device.
Flammable material, keep away from re.
At very high work rates, the pressure in the headtop may become negative at peak inhalation ow.
Do not use for respiratory protection against unknown atmospheric contaminants or when concentrations of
contaminants are unknown or immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH).
Do not use in atmospheres containing less than 19.5% oxygen. (Respirex denition. Individual countries may apply their
own limits on oxygen deciency. Seek advice if in doubt).
Leave the contaminated area and remove the suit immediately if:
a). Any part of the system becomes damaged.
b). Airow into the headtop decreases or stops.
c). Breathing becomes dicult.
d). Dizziness or other stress occurs.
e). You smell or taste contaminants or irritation occurs.
f). If excessive fogging or misting of the visor is noticed.
g). If the alarm sounds.
Use in the ‘power-o’ state is not normal. Little or no protection is provided and a build up of carbon dioxide and
depletion of oxygen within the suit may occur.
Replace parts only with original Respirex™ or 3M™ spare parts.

Only to be used with batteries and lters specied in this user instruction.
Do not use in explosive atmospheres.
Safe Use of Battery Chargers
To reduce exposure to hazardous voltage:
Do not use the chargers outdoors or in wet environments.
Do not attempt to service the chargers. There are no user-servicable parts inside.
Inspect the chargers and power cords before use. Replace if any parts are damaged.
Do not substitute, modify or add parts to the chargers.
Only charge 3M™ rechargeable batteries with the CHG-02 and CHG-04 chargers. Do not attempt to recharge the single
use battery (BAT-22).
Safe Use of Rechargeable NiMH Batteries
To reduce risk of re and explosion associated with the NiMH batteries:
• Do not short circuit the battery. Discharge only by running in the Air Filter Unit.
Safe Use of Non-Rechargeable Lithium Battery BAT-22
Lithium cells are very high-energy systems and as such must be treated with care. The following safety considerations
should be observed:
• Battery packs should not be exposed to temperatures in excess of 70°C (158°F).
• Particular care should be taken that battery packs are not overloaded or shorted.
• Do not attempt to discharge battery packs in any system other than 3M™ Jupiter™ Air Filter Unit (JP-ER-03).
• Do not force discharge battery packs as this may result in overheating, venting and release of materials.
• Never attempt to charge a BAT-22 Lithium battery pack. In the event that a battery is accidentally charged it may
overheat, vent or explode.
• Do not open, puncture, drop, deform, crush or tamper with battery packs as this could result in the release of
materials. In the event that a battery is accidentally ruptured, for whatever reason, please contact the Respirex
customer services department.
• Never use Lithium batteries in a completely sealed pressure container.
• In the event that a battery pack is short circuited accidentally or starts to heat up for no apparent reason then,
where possible, it should be disconnected immediately and removed to a well ventilated or outdoor area and
allowed to cool. Where it is not possible or practical to disconnect the battery pack, clear the area until such time
as any activity has subsided. Once stabilized to a safe condition the battery pack may be disposed of. For any
further advice please contact the Respirex customer services department.
• Suitable protective clothing should be worn when handling suspect battery packs.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Biological Agents and Hazards In the interests of clarity in the WARNINGS above, the term contaminant is deemed to
include biological agents and hazards, subject to the following statement:
There are currently no safe exposure limits established for biological agents, therefore, while this respirator
system will help reduce exposure it cannot be guaranteed to eliminate exposure or the risk of contracting
illness, disease or infection.
SAFE USE OF COMMUNICATION RADIOS AND OTHER RADIO FREQUENCY TRANSMITTING DEVICES: If a
communications radio, or other device that exhibits radio frequency interference is to be used with this system,
please contact Respirex customer services department for advice.
Make sure the correct size suit is selected for each wearer. A suit of the incorrect size could lead to a reduction in
protection level, and place unacceptable strain on the suit material.
Care must be taken not to over tighten the backpack straps.
Beware of electrical hazards in your immediate vicinity.
CAUTION In hot conditions, consult local operating procedures to dene “use time” guidelines to avoid heat stress of
the user. Regular rest periods and use of absorbent undergarments may reduce heat stress.
The 3M™ Jupiter™ JP-ER-03 is approved for use only with the Respirex™ RJS range of suits. Respirex™ RJS
protective suits are approved for use only with the 3M™ Jupiter™ JP-ER-03. No other combination of protective suit
and Air Filter Unit are approved or permitted.
If a helmet is to be worn when using RJS suits, please contact Respirex customer services department for advice.

To reduce the risk of injury due to impaired vision, if chemicals or other contaminants splash on the visor, wipe o
immediately. If the visor is damaged, or vision obscured in any way, exit the contaminated area and do the apparatus
following the user instruction.
The visor does not oer the same level of chemical protection as the suit material.
The attached laminate gloves oer a high level of chemical protection, refer to Technical Specication for further
information on permeation resistance of gloves.
Owing to the non-breathable nature of the laminate gloves attached to the suit it is not uncommon for the wearer’s
hands to moisten due to sweating. For this reason it is recommended that cotton gloves are worn to absorb sweat and
to assist with the donning and dong procedure.
If extra protection against mechanical risks, e.g. cuts, is required for the hand/wrist area, please don an additional pair
of appropriate safety gloves over the attached laminate gloves.
The breathing hose in this product is located on the inside of the suit. The clauses in EN12941, clause 6.10.3 and 6.10.4
have therefore not been tested for this product.
NOTES REGARDING ALLERGIC REACTIONS
Materials which may come into contact with the wearer’s skin are not known to cause allergic reactions to the majority
of individuals.
These products do not contain components made from natural rubber latex.
At very high work rates, the pressure in the headtop may become negative at peak inhalation ow.
EQUIPMENT MARKING
The Respirex™ RJS suit is marked with the CE mark and is marked EN12941, EN ISO 13982-1, EN14605, EN13034
and EN14126.
The Respirex™ RJS suit is marked with a date of manufacture and product identication code.
The 3M™ Jupiter™ Air Filter unit is marked with the CE mark and is marked EN12941. (Orange label)
The 3M™ Jupiter™ Air Filter unit is marked with a date of manufacture and serial number.
The Battery Packs are marked with the CE mark and EN 12941.
For lter marking please see 3M™ Jupiter™ lter user instructions.
OPERATING CONDITIONS
The 3M™ Jupiter™ Air Filter unit must only be used with the Respirex™ RJS suit, and within the Operating Conditions:
-5°C to +50 °C when using a rechargable battery, or -10°C to +50°C when using a single use battery; <90% humidity
and <4500mASL (Above Sea Level).
PREPARATION FOR USE
Inspection
Check apparatus is complete, undamaged and correctly assembled. Any damaged or defective parts must be replaced
with original Respirex™ or 3M™ spare parts before use.
1). Undertake pre-use checks on suit assembly as outlined in the appropriate user instruction (Figure 1A).
2). Select an approved battery and charger. (Figure 2A).
3). Fit battery. (Figure 3A).  Do not recharge single use batteries. The reusable batteries should be charged prior to
rst use or if unused for more than 5 days. Note: The battery must be charged in a safe area. Replace rechargeable
batteries after 500 charges.
4). Fit the backpack to the Air Filter Unit. (Figure 4A). Ensure that the Air Filter Unit is positioned so that the air outlet
is towards the bottom. Check that it is rmly held in place by the attached fastening. If necessary, adjust backpack
straps for a comfortable t.
5). Use the connection device and attach the breathing tube to the corresponding connector on the Air Filter Unit.
Line up the connectors on the breathing tube, slide into the breathing tube port on the Air Filter Unit, and twist
clockwise to lock into place. Figure (5A). Pull gently on the breathing tube to check a secure connection has been
achieved.

DONNING
6). Open the zip ap by either undoing the re-sealable Velcro fastener, or simply lift the ap and undo the zip. Put the
Air Filter Unit and backpack into the suit, lining up the lter ports on the Air Filter Unit with the holes on the back
of the suit (Figure 6A).
7). Attach the lter adaptors to the outside of the suit. Take care not to tear the suit. The suit is now clamped between
the Air Filter Unit body and the lter adaptors (Figure 7A). There should be no gap around the lter adaptor. If there
is a gap, DO NOT DON THE SUIT- Reposition or obtain a new RJS suit.
8). Select approved lters. Fit the lters (Figure 8A). Screw the lters into the lter adaptors. Check that the lters
are adequately tightened. Ensure that a pair of identical lters are tted. Filter lids should be in place when the
lter is used.  Incorrect tting of the lters will result in severely reduced product performance. Do not attempt
to attach the lters directly to the suit. They should be attached to the Air Filter Unit, using the lter adaptors as
described in the donning section.
Use the connection device and attach the breathing tube to the corresponding connector in the neck
seal. Slide the female end of the breathing tube over the neck seal breathing tube port, until you hear a
“click” (Figure 9A). Pull gently on the breathing tube to check a secure connection has been achieved.
 If the breathing tube is not rmly attached, DO NOT DON THE SUIT. Check components and replace if
necessary.  Take care to ensure the breathing tube is not twisted.
9). Push the Heads Up Display through the hole in the neck seal, so that the lights are visible to the wearer (Figure
10A).  To reduce the risk of asphyxiation and suocation, do not use the system if the Heads Up Display is not
operational or it is not visible.
10). Turn on the Air Filter Unit, using the on/o button position on the Air Filter Unit body (Figure 11A). The Air Filter
Unit will make a brief sound, and the lights on the Heads Up Display will cycle for a few moments, then show a
green light. If a green light is not achieved, the battery may be at or the particulate lter may be clogged. To check
that the warning device is operational, block the breathing tube outlet by putting your hand into the headspace
and covering the open end of the tube with a at hand. Ensure that after a short time the buzzer begins to beep
and the red light begins to ash. Remove hand from the outlet. The red light will go out, all three lights cycle for a
short time then the green light will remain illuminated.  Do not don the RJS suit until a green light is achieved.
11). Remove shoes, the integrated sock bootees are not designed to accommodate footwear. Sit down and put feet in
the suit and pull up to waist level (Figure 12A), fold the gaiters (splash guards) upwards. Don suitable safety boots
for the work environment. It is strongly recommended that you wear a larger size of boot than normal (ideally at
least one size bigger), not only to accommodate the surplus fabric of the integral sock bootee, but also to ease in
the donning process. Carefully fold down the gaiters of the suit over the exterior of the safety boots (Figure 13A),
channelling any contamination away from the wearer. Once folded down it is important to ensure that the seam
where the gaiter joins the suit is at and does not form a ‘channel’ where liquid could collect. Liquid will not be
able to enter the boots once the gaiters are fully folded down.
12). Put on back pack and position the breathing tube so that it travels up the front of the body, under the shoulder up
to the headspace, along with the heads-up display (Figure 14A).
13). Don the suit arms and put head through the neck seal. Push arms into the sleeves, and put hands into the gloves.
Push head through the knitted neck seal, so headspace is positioned over the head (Figure 15A). Reposition to
minimise wrinkles in the visor. A ow of air should be felt on the face. Position neck seal so that the air ows to
a convenient place in front of the mouth. Avoid directing the ow of air towards the eyes to prevent eye dryness.
14). Do up zip.  Ensure that the zip is securely fastened. Seal the resealable Velcro fastener, ensuring a rm, secure
seal, without gaps.  To maintain protection it is important to keep the suit zip and zip ap closed at all times.
15). The gloves attached to the RJS suit oer chemical protection against a range of common chemicals. Please
contact Respirex customer services for advice. The attached “integrated sock bootees” on the RJS suit are
designed to provide chemical protection to the foot area. Additional mechanical protection for the feet is required.
16). Before entering the work zone, recheck that the Heads Up Display is visible to the wearer. Workplace operating
procedures should recommend rechecking the display at regular intervals.
Decontamination Procedure
Refer to local operating procedures.  Take extreme care not to transfer any contamination from the exterior of the
system on to the body. Preliminary showering at 30°C will remove most of the contaminant from the outer surface of the
RJS Suit. Do not remove the lter until after showering.
Do not allow water/contaminants to run into the Air Filtering Unit.

DOFFING
Do not remove the suit, open the ap or zip, remove the lters or turn o the Air Filter Unit until you have
vacated the contaminated area. Do using a buddy system, where a “buddy” wearing suitable PPE, assists
in the dong of the system.
The buddy will handle all potentially contaminated parts of the system. Wearer should only touch uncontaminated
areas of the system.
1). Buddy removes lters and outer orange adapters (Figure 1B).
2). Buddy releases the re-sealable Velcro fastener on the storm ap and undoes the zip (Figure 2B).
3). Grasp the glove of one arm, with the other gloved hand and pull arm free. Retract the other arm from the other suit
sleeve. Remove the hood by lifting it clear of the head using the hose coupling (Figure 3B).
4). Release the tube coupling and tuck it under the back pack straps.
CAUTION Avoid tripping over the half doed suit. The suit should slip to the oor. It may be necessary to push the suit
o the feet. Step out of the suit. The wearer is left with only the uncontaminated elements of the system.
5). Turn o the 3M™ Jupiter™ Air Filter Unit by pressing the on/o button and releasing it on hearing the beep. Note
that to avoid accidental shut down, the on/o button should be held down for at least 1 second to turn the Air
Filter Unit o (Figure 4B).
6). The lters can be only be reused if the service life of the lters has not been exceeded. Refer to lter user
instruction. The lter retainers can reused. If either part is to be reused, decontaminate before reuse.
FILTER AND CARTRIDGES
Powered Air Purifying Respirators are designed to remove potentially harmful gases, vapours and/or particulates from
the surrounding atmosphere by means of ltration of the air. Make sure that the lter and cartridge is suitable for
the application. Use lters strictly in accordance with all instructions contained in this leaet and the relevant lter
user instructions. Filters need to be regularly changed. The frequency of change depends on usage time and the
concentration of contaminant. The user should not confuse the markings on a lter relating to any standard other than
EN12941 with the classication of this device when used with this lter.
INDICATOR LIGHTS AND WARNINGS
• During normal operation the green light will remain illuminated.
• In an alarm condition the red light will ash and the buzzer will beep. This indicates either low airow or a low battery.
• After one hour the amber LED will illuminate and the buzzer will sound for 10 seconds, followed by one simultaneous
LED ash and “beep“, to indicate that the Air Filter Unit has been in use for 1 hour. After two hours, the amber LED will
illuminate, and the buzzer will again sound, followed by 2 simultaneous ashes and beeps. This sequence will repeat
each hour the Air Filter Unit is in use, with the number of alarm beeps increasing, to indicate the number of hours of Air
Filter Unit use.  If the red light ashes or the alarm continues to sound immediately exit the contaminated area, then
open the suit zip as soon as possible.
NOTE: The ‘in-use’ life of the product will vary with frequency and conditions of use. The timer indicates the
duration of use and does not indicate the condition of the device.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION RJS protective suits are not designed to be reused, and should be disposed after exposure to hazardous
conditions.
Use a clean cloth dampened with a mild solution of water and liquid household soap to clean the 3M™ Jupiter™ Air
Filter Unit (JP-ER-03), lters, lter retainers and backpack.
 Do not submerge the lters in liquid.  Do not use petrol, chlorinated degreasing uids (such as trichloroethylene),
organic solvents or abrasive cleaning agents to clean any part of the equipment. To disinfect use wipes as detailed in
Reference Leaet. Do not autoclave. Do not clean the chargers with solvents that can damage plastic parts.

DISPOSAL
CAUTION DO NOT DISPOSE OF NiMH OR LITHIUM BATTERIES IN A FIRE OR SEND FOR INCINERATION. Battery
packs should be treated as special waste and in accordance with your local environmental regulations. The Respirex™
range of RJS Suits are designed for single exposure only and should not be reused after exposure to hazardous
environments.
Contaminated products should be disposed as hazardous waste in accordance with local health and safety and
environmental regulations.
SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
Refer to spares and accessories on page.
MAINTENANCE
Maintenance, servicing and repair must only be carried out by properly trained personnel.
Use of unapproved parts or unauthorised modication could result in danger to life or health and can invalidate
any warranty.
STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
These products should be stored in the packaging provided in dry, clean conditions away from direct sunlight, sources
of high temperature, petrol and solvent vapours. Before initial use, always check that the product is within the stated
shelf life (use by date).
Do not store the RJS Suits, the Air Filter Unit (JP-ER-03) or the rechargeable batteries outside the temperature range
-10°C to +25°C or with the humidity above 90%.
Do not store the breathing tube (008-00-42P) outside the temperature range -20°C to +50°C or with humidity above
90%.
Do not store the single use battery outside the temperature range -10°C to +40°C or with humidity above 90%.
Please see appropriate lter user instructions for storage guide.
When stored as stated, the expected shelf life of the Protective Suits is 3 years from the date of manufacture.
When stored as stated, the expected shelf life of the Air Filter Unit (JP-ER-03) is 5 years from date of manufacture.
BAT-22- When stored as stated, the expected shelf life of the battery is 10 years from date of manufacture.
007-00-63P/007-00-64P- When stored as stated, the expected shelf life of the battery is 5 years from date of
manufacture.
CAUTION If the system is to be stored with the Air Filter Unit tted to the RJS suit, hang the system using the hanging
tab on the backpack.
When transporting this product use original packaging. The original packaging is suitable for transporting the product
throughout the European Union.

KEY TO PRODUCT LABELLING
A Demonstrates compliance with CEN standard from chemically protective clothing
B Indicates protection against biohazards (see technical specication)
C Do not reuse
D Inammable
E Do not dry clean
F Do not iron
G Do not wash
H Indicates that the user should read all the relevant user information
I Indication of the size of suit (see technical specication)
J Full body protection level demonstrated by the RJS suit (see technical specication)
K Date of manufacture
L Model Identication
M CE mark
[email protected]
UNIT F, KINGSFIELD BUSINESS CENTRE, PHILANTHROPIC ROAD,
REDHILL, SURREY, RH1 4DP. UNITED KINGDOM
EN14126:2003
LB122
TYPE 3
TYPE 4
Issue B
TYPE 3-B
TYPE 4-B
MODEL No: RJS300
MATERIAL:
WORKS ORDER No:
CUSTOMER NAME:
DATE OF MANUFACTURE:
0086
TEL [phone]
FAX [phone]
TYPE 5-B
TYPE 5
EN12941:1998+A2:2008 TH3
91 - 107
157 - 165
SIZE:
DO NOT RE-USE
TYPE 6-B
TYPE 6
EN14605:2005+A1:2009
EN ISO13982-1:2004+A1:2010
EN13034:2005+A1:2009
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A
K
B
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Select appropriate size garment to allow sucient movement for the task.
Label Size Height (cm) Chest (cm)
XS Extra Small 150 - 157 74 - 91
S Small 157 - 165 91 - 107
M Medium 165 - 173 107 - 116
L Large 173 - 180 116 - 122
XL Extra Large 180 - 188 122 - 127
XXL Extra, Extra Large 188 - 196 127 - 132
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Respiratory Protection
EN12941 TH3
Nominal Protection Factor = 500 Assigned Protection Factor = 40
Additional testing, to EN 1073-1:1998 demonstrated that a Total Inward Leakage (Respiratory Zone) of 0.002% was
achieved, relating to a Nominal respiratory protection factor of 50000 for all suits.
Inward leakage of whole suit design meets the requirement of the suit Type 5 Test, with Ljmn 82/90 ≤30% and Ls, 8/10
≤15%.
Outlet Flow Characteristics
Manufacturers Minimum Design Flow (MMDF) 150 l/min
Manufacturers Maximum ow 230 l/min.
If this ow rate is not achieved, a green light will not be achieved.
Battery Packs
Battery BAT-22 Lithium, single use ~ 4 hours
Battery 007-00-63P Nickel metal hydride, rechargeable ~ 4 hours
Battery 007-00-64P Nickel metal hydride, rechargeable ~ 8 hours
EN12941:1998 TH3

Respirex™ RJS Suits meet the requirements of the following Protective Clothing standards:
General Requirements
Test Result
RJS 300 RJS 400
General Requirement EN340:2003  
Protective performance against liquid chemicals
(liquid-tight Type 3) EN14605:2005+A1:2009 complies complies
Protective performance against liquid chemicals
(spray-tight Type 4) EN14605:2005+A1:2009 complies complies
Protective performance against airborne solid
particulates (Type 5) EN ISO13982-1:2004+A1:2010 complies complies
Protective performance against liquid chemicals
(limited spray Type 6) EN13034:2005+A1:2009 complies not tested
Respiratory protective devices-Powered
ltering devices incorporating a helmet or hood.
Requirements, testing, marking
EN12941:1998 TH3 TH3
Minimum CLASS as per EN14325:2004
Class
RJS 300 RJS 400
Abrasion resistance EN530:1994 method 2 6/6 6/6
Flex cracking resistance EN ISO7854:1997 method B 1/6* 1/6
Trapezoidal tear resistance EN ISO 9073-4:1997 4/6 4/6
Tensile strength EN ISO13934-1:1999 3/6 4/6
Puncture resistance EN863:1996 2/6 2/6
Seam strength EN ISO13935-2:1999 ** **
*based on visual assessment
**All results are due to fabric tear at the jaws therefore performance classication cannot be determined; see section 9.4
EN ISO 13935-2:1999. This indicates that the fabric strength is weaker than the seam strength.
Minimum CLASS as per EN14126:2003
Class
RJS 300 RJS 400
Synthetic blood penetration resistance ISO 16603:2004  
Blood-borne pathogen penetration resistance ISO 16604:2004 6/6 6/6
Contaminated solid particle penetration
resistance EN ISO 22612:2005 3/3 3/3
Contaminated liquid aerosol penetration
resistance ISO/DIS 22611:2003 3/3 3/3
Wet bacteria penetration resistance EN ISO22610:2006 6/6 6/6

Chemical Tested to EN ISO 6529:2001
Class
RJS 300 RJS 400
Chemical permeation resistance
Sulpuric Acid 95-98% CAS No. 7664-93-9 6/6 6/6
Chemical permeation resistance
Sodium Hydroxide 40% CAS No.1310-73-2 6/6 6/6
Chemical permeation resistance
Methanol 99.9% CAS No.67-56-1 6/6 6/6
Chemical Tested to EN ISO 6530:2005 Repellency index
Class
RJS 300 RJS 400
Repellency to liquid chemicals
Sulphuric acid 30% CAS No. 7664-93-9
> 95% 3 of 3 3 of 3
Repellency to liquid chemicals
Sodium Hydroxide 10% CAS No.1310-73-2
> 95% 3 of 3 3 of 3
Repellency to liquid chemicals
o-Xylene 99.9% CAS No.1330-20-7
> 90% 2 of 3 2 of 3
Repellency to liquid chemicals
Butan-1-ol 99.9% CAS No.71-36-3
> 90% 2 of 3 2 of 3
Chemical Tested to EN ISO 6530:2005 Penetration index
Class
RJS 300 RJS 400
Resistance to penetration by liquid chemicals
Sulphuric acid 30% CAS No. 7664-93-9
< 1% 3 of 3 3 of 3
Resistance to penetration by liquid chemicals
Sodium Hydroxide 10% CAS No.1310-73-2
< 1% 3 of 3 3 of 3
Resistance to penetration by liquid chemicals
o-Xylene 99.9% CAS No.1330-20-7
< 1% 3 of 3 3 of 3
Resistance to penetration by liquid chemicals
Butan-1-ol 99.9% CAS No.71-36-3
< 1% 3 of 3 3 of 3

✔ = Approved
✘ = Not Approved
●
= Standard
❍
= Optional
1
1
JP-ER-03
4
450-00-25P (P R)
6
456-18-25P (ABEP R)
5
453-00-25P (A2P R)
7
453-09-25P (A2B1E1K1P R)
8
CHG-02
9
CHG-04
10
BAT-22
11
007-00-63P
12
007-00-64P
13
BPK-01
3
JFR-85-CE (A2B2E2K2PSL R)
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✔
✔
✔
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RJS-300
XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL
RJS-300
✔
✔
✔
✔
RJS-400
2
BT-20L
RJS-400
XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
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CE EN12491
TH3
EN 14605 Type 3
EN 14605 Type 4
EN ISO 13982-1 Type 5
EN 13034 Type 6
EN 14126 Type 3-B
EN 14126 Type 4-B
EN 14126 Type 5-B
EN 14126 Type 6-B
JP-ER-03
BT-20L
JFR-85-CE(A2B2E2K2PSL R)
450-00-25P (P R)
453-00-25P (A2P R)
456-18-25P (ABEP R)
453-09-25P (A2B1E1K1P R)
CHG-02
CHG-04
BAT-22
007-00-63P
007-00-64P
BPK-01
008-02-43P6 X2
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❍
❍
❍
❍
❍
❍
❍
❍
❍
❍
❍
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❍
❍
❍
❍
❍
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
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✔✔
14
008-02-43P6 X2
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14
SPARES & ACCESSORIES

EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
RESPIREX INTERNATIONAL LTD
Unit F Kingsfield Business Centre,
Philanthropic Road,
Redhill,
Surrey RH1 4DP
United Kingdom
Declares that the PPE described hereafter:
Respirex (logo) RJS Chemical and Respiratory
• meets the minimum requirements specified by product standards;
EN 12941:1998+A2:2008 Respiratory protective devices – Powered filtering devices incorporating a
helmet or hood, class TH3
EN 13982-1:2004+A1:2010 Type 5 (Full body chemical protective clothing providing protection against
airborne solid particulates)
EN 14605:2005+A1:2009 Type 3 & Type 4 (Full body protective clothing providing protection against
liquid chemicals with liquid tight and spray tight connections)
EN 13034:2005+A1:2009 Type 6 (Full body chemical protective clothing offering limited protection
against liquid chemicals)
EN 14126:2003 Type 3-B, Type 4-B, Type 5-B & Type 6-B (Full body protective clothing against
infective agents)
•
is identical to the PPE which is subject of EU Module B type-examination certificate CE 703142 and subject to the procedure
set out in Module D of the European PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425 under the supervision of the notified body:
BSI, Davy Avenue, Knowhill, Milton Keynes, MK5 8PP, United Kingdom, EC Notified Body No 0086.
These garments are described in the manufacturer’s technical file TF094, Issue B.
Done at: RESPIREX, Redhill, Surrey, on 7th November 2018
Signed:…………………………..
Mark Bellas Simpson (Managing Director)
Respirex International Limited
Unit F, Kingsfield Business Centre,
Philanthropic Road, Redhill,
Surrey RH1 4DP.
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.respirexinternational.com/en/
Registered in England No. 592506 VAT No. GB 115 0754 43
Directors: M. Bellas Simpson A.C.A. D.G. Mackie P.J. Wilson

RESPIREX INTERNATIONAL LTD,
Unit F Kingseld Business Centre,
Philanthropic Road,
Redhill,
Surrey RH1 4DP
United Kingdom
Tel. [phone]
Fax.[phone]
www.respirexinternational.com
Type Examination By : BSI (0086),
Kitemark Court,
Davy Avenue,
Knowhill,
Milton Keynes MK5 8PP
United Kingdom