Revision Desert Locust User manual

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
These Fan Goggle Systems consist of an interchangeable protective lens that locks into the
goggle frame with an adjustable headband and is powered by a single AA battery (included).
Depending upon user conditions, the fan operates in 3 speeds: slow, medium, fast or in
power-off mode if the fan is not required. Depending upon the model that you have received,
there may be additional lenses that all provide 100% UV protection. For example: Clear for
indoor and nocturnal use, Solar for daytime use to cut glare and High-Contrast for low-
light conditions. The adjustable head strap keeps goggles secure during rigorous activity.
Depending on the model you have received an anti-reflective sleeve, microfiber cleaning
pouch/cloth (ideal for cleaning your lenses) and rugged storage case may also be included.
OPTIONAL PRESCRIPTION (RX) CARRIER
If you require corrective lenses, an optional Rx Carrier for prescriptions is available. You can
provide the Rx Carrier to your Optometrist who will insert your prescription lenses into the
Rx Carrier. To order an Rx Carrier visit: www.revisionmilitary.com. www.revisionmilitary.com
REMOVING THE LENS FROM THE FRAME:
(If using an Rx Carrier, remove the Rx Carrier and Rx Connector prior to removing the lens.)
Grasp the center of the top of the frame with your thumb and forefinger of one hand, and the center bottom
of the frame with the other hand. Pull the frame from the top and bottom, peeling it away from the lens.
Push the lens forward forcefully to release it from the goggle frame.
INSTALLING THE LENS INTO THE FRAME:
Working from the front of the goggles, first insert the right edge of the lens then the left edge into the
corresponding areas in the frame. Continue to work the lens into the frame, working from the outer edges
across the top, around the side and across the bottom, fitting the keyhole notches securely over the posts.
The nosepiece will be the final area which is secured.
When the lens is completely inserted, ensure there are no gaps showing between the lens and the frame.
Clean lens (see below) to remove fingerprints and smudges.
REMOVING/FASTENING THE SIDE-CLIP:
To remove the side-clip:
First remove the lens from the frame. Next, grasp the goggle frame with your thumb and forefinger. Peel
away the side clip from the top of the frame.
NOTE: There is no reason to remove the side clip except to install or remove the anti-reflective sleeve.
To fasten the side-clip:
Grasp the goggle frame with your thumb and forefinger. Align the grip warts on the bottom of the frame to
the holes on the lower portion of the side clip. Next, align the hole on the top of the frame with the posts on
the side clip and press into place.
OPERATING MODES
There are 3 operating modes indicated on the battery pack housing:
OPEN: To open the battery pack and add/change the battery.
OFF: The cap is closed and secured but there is no current transmitted from the battery pack to the electronics.
This position is for storage and when the fan is not required. Note: the fan ships in the “Off” Operational Mode.
ON: Turns the system on. See below to change the fan speed.
INSTALLING/CHANGING THE BATTERY:
To preserve the life of the battery, the Goggle System is shipped with a new, AA battery which is not pre-installed.
Installing the battery:
First twist the battery pack cap to the “Open” position. A notch on the battery cap lines up to the Open position marking. Remove cap. Insert a new AA battery
into the housing. Polarity is important. The negative end of the battery is inserted into the battery housing while the positive end faces towards the battery cap.
A plus (+) sign is indicated on the cap’s metal contacts. Replace the battery cap, ensuring that the battery cap notch lines up to the “Open” position. Firmly
push the battery cap and housing together while twisting the notch to the desired Operating Mode.
Once installed, the battery has a useful life of 36 hours continuous operation, medium speed – 0° F to 105° F (18° C to 40° C).
Battery may last longer when used in warmer climates.
Changing the battery:
To replace the battery, follow the directions above but replace the old battery with a new, AA battery. Replace the cap as indicated above.
OPERATING THE FAN:
Ensure the Operating Mode is in the “On” position and then use the push button at the right end of the battery pack,
opposite the battery cap, to turn on/off and to switch between fan speeds.
Turning on/off: Press and hold button until the fan activates.
To switch fan speeds: Short presses to toggle between the three fan speeds: slow, medium and fast.
Select the appropriate fan speed depending upon user conditions.
To turn the fan off: Switch the operating mode back to “Off”.
GOGGLE INSTRUCTIONS
FAN INSTRUCTIONS
WEARING OVER HELMET STRAP ADJUSTMENT
To tighten the elastic head strap, move the slider
clip on the strap to the left, adjusting until the
system fits comfortably and snugly against your
face. To loosen, move the slider clip to the right.
CHANGING THE LENS
High-impact goggles require the lens to be
held very securely within the goggle frame for
best performance and for your protection. Do
not be afraid to apply force to the lens and put
pressure on the flexible frame when removing
or inserting the lens. Revision Goggles are built
tough. They can take it.
DESERT LOCUST® & ASIAN LOCUST®
FAN GOGGLE SYSTEM
USER INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT
© 2016 REVISION MILITARY INC., DESERT LOCUST®, ASIAN LOCUST® AND REVISION® ARE TRADEMARKS OF REVISION MILITARY. UAE 5-0312-0005 JAN/2016
Battery casing cap with on/off switch
Tri speed with button control

INSTRUCTIONS
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS EYEWEAR. FAILURE TO FOLLOW
THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.
1. Do not use this eyewear until a snug and secure fit has been obtained. Assure that this eyewear fits
securely at all times.
2. Do not make any modifications to this eyewear.
3. Do not use this eyewear for protection against laser light unless using laser specialty lenses. Laser
light can cause permanent damage to your eyes even if you are wearing this eyewear.
4. Do not use spectacles for chemical splash or chemical vapor exposure protection.
5. Do not use ammonia, alkaline cleaners, and abrasive cleaning compounds or solvents when cleaning
eyewear lenses. Use of certain solvents may lower the impact resistance of the eyewear.
6. Exposure to or contact with chemical vapors or liquids may cause surface cracks or other damage.
7. Materials that may come into contact with the wearer’s skin could cause allergic reactions to
susceptible individuals.
8. Examine this eyewear frequently and replace it immediately if there is any sign of scratches (lenses)
or damage.
9. Eye protection (such as this) against high speed particles worn over standard ophthalmic spectacles
may transmit impacts, creating a hazard to the wearer.
10. If protection against high-speed particles at extremes of temperature (EN 166:2001 Section 7.3.4)
is required then the selected eye-protector should be marked with the letter T immediately after the
impact letter, i.e. FT, BT or AT. If the impact letter is not followed by the letter T then the eye protector
shall only be used against high speed particles at room temperature.
11. Do not use this eyewear in an industrial setting without first referring to ANSI Z87.1 (in the United
States) or EN 166 (in Europe), your supervisor, or a safety specialist to insure that you are wearing
proper protection. Some operations may require machine guards, goggles, face shields, special filter
lenses or other safety equipment.
12. Protective devices do not provide unlimited protection. Eye and face protective devices are not
substitutes for machine guards and other engineering controls. Personal eye and face protective devices
alone should not be relied on to provide complete protection against hazards, but should be used in
conjunction with the machine guards, engineering controls, and sound manufacturing and personal
safety practices.
13. This eyewear is not designed to protect the wearer from all injury in the event of an impact with a hard
object or if the lens is not properly secured in the frame.
14. Revision does not recommend the following uses of tinted lenses: Night time driving or direct viewing
of the sun or other artificial light source. Solar lenses are not recommended for industrial protection
such as welding, brazing, or cutting operations. Vermillion lenses are not suitable for driving.
15. Since the StingerHawk frame bears two impact level markings (FT/S), the marking on the ocular will
identify which impact level shall be assigned to the complete eye-protector.
16. Tinted lenses, such as the high-contrast yellow lenses, are typically designed for use for specific
visual tasks. Use care in selecting and using tinted lenses where color recognition is important as some
tinted lenses can alter color perception.
17. Automotive windshields block ultraviolet light preventing photochromic lenses from darkening
sufficiently to block sun glare.
LIMITED WARRANTY
WHAT THIS WARRANTY COVERS
Revision Military (“Revision”) warrants its products to be free of defects in material and workmanship for
the following periods after the date of first sale (the “Warranty Period”):
• Eyewear: 3 year
• Fan Goggles: 1 year
• All other products: 1 year
Only the original purchaser of a product is eligible for warranty coverage.
WHAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER
Revision will not provide warranty coverage for:
• Damage due to accident or acts of nature.
• Damage due to neglect, abuse, misuse, or mishandling.
• Damage caused by improper storage or improper maintenance.
• Damage caused by use of solvents, adhesives or other caustic chemicals.
• Normal wear and tear, including scratched lenses and visors.
• Damage resulting from alteration, changes, or repairs not authorized in writing by Revision.
• Any other damage caused by anything other than defects in materials or workmanship.
If you make any modifications, changes or alterations to this product without Revision’s authorization
in writing, this warranty will be void.
STANDARDS
The Revision Goggles noted above meet the following standards: ANSI Z87.1, MIL-DTL-43511D (clause 3.5.10), EN 166, EN 170, and EN 172.
MARKING SIGNIFICANCE:
WHAT REVISION WILL DO TO CORRECT PROBLEMS
If the product or a part of the product fails to perform due to a defect in materials or workmanship during
the Warranty Period, we will repair or, at our option, replace the defective product or part with the same
or comparable item at no charge to you for parts or labor. We will make all reasonable efforts to repair
or replace the product within 90 days, subject to the availability of parts. We will do our best to match
colors and styles but we cannot guarantee that we will be able to send back the product in the exact
same color and style.
In the event that the product cannot be repaired and a suitable replacement item is not available, we
will refund the original purchase price shown on your proof of purchase. Our repairs or replacements are
warranted only for the remainder of the original Warranty Period.
WHAT YOU MUST DO TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE
To file a warranty claim, please contact [email protected] or 1-800-383-6049.
Our mailing address is:
Revision Military Ltd., Attn: Warranty Claims, 7 Corporate Drive, Essex Junction, VT 05452
You must contact Revision at the e-mail address or phone number provided above to file a warranty claim.
When you e-mail or call us to file a warranty claim, please provide us with the following information:
1. Your name, return shipping address, phone number and email address.
2. The name of the product and a description of the manufacturing defect.
3. The date you purchased the product, the product receipt or invoice and the name of the dealer, dis-
tributor, or store where you purchased the product.
After we have received your warranty claim information, you will be responsible for shipping the defective
product to us at your own expense. Remember to include your original receipt or invoice from Revision
or from a Revision authorized dealer or reseller; we must receive this in order to process your warranty
claim. Please keep your tracking information on file.
Unless our customer service department informs you otherwise in writing, Revision authorized dealers or
resellers and other companies are not permitted to perform warranty service on our products.
Until we have had a chance to examine the merchandise, we cannot guarantee that any damage to the
merchandise is covered by this warranty policy. If we have any questions about the manner in which our
products were handled or stored, we ask that you provide us with that information; otherwise, we may
be required to deny your warranty claim. If we cannot perform warranty service on a product because it
is not covered by this policy, we will be happy to return the product to you, provided that you pay return
shipping.
RIGHTS AND REMEDIES AVAILABLE TO YOU
In the event any Revision product is found to be defective in material or workmanship, our only obligation
to you and your only remedy shall be to repair, replace or refund the purchase price of products, which you
may only obtain through complying with the procedure described in this warranty policy.
EXCEPT WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW, THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IS IN LIEU OF ANY
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
OR OTHER WARRANTY OF QUALITY, OR THOSE ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING, CUSTOM
OR USAGE OF TRADE. EXCEPT AS PROHIBITED BY LAW, REVISION WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY
DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS OR DAMAGES (INCLUDING LOST
PROFITS) ARISING FROM THIS PRODUCT, REGARDLESS OF THE LEGAL THEORY ASSERTED. THE
REMEDIES IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE EXCLUSIVE, EXCEPT FOR ANY THAT MAY BE PROVIDED
BY YOUR STATE. CHECK YOUR OWN STATE LAW FOR ANY ADDITIONAL WARRANTY RIGHTS AND
REMEDIES.
INSERTING THE OPTIONAL PRESCRIPTION (RX) CONNECTOR & CARRIER
To insert your Rx Carrier, first insert the Rx Connector into the frame by fitting the keyhole notches over
the posts at the nose bridge. Be sure that the soft bumper pad faces toward the lens, away from the face.
Insert the Rx Carrier into the Rx Connector by aligning the oval post at the center of the Rx Carrier with the
oval hole on the Rx Connector. Gently push the Rx Carrier down until it fits snugly into place.
CARE, CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
The lenses in your Goggle System include abrasion and fog resistant coatings. To extend the life of the lenses, clean and store your eyewear away from direct sunlight
and at room temperature when not in use. To clean and disinfect standard lenses, wash with lukewarm water and blot dry with a microfiber cloth. If your kit includes
Thermal Lenses - DO NOT wash the thermal lens under running water or by immersing into water. The seal between ballistic lens and thermal film should stay dry.
Clean and disinfect the Thermal Lens using a microfiber cloth to remove smudges and finger prints. To clean and disinfect the goggle frame and strap, remove the
lens and hand wash the goggle frame in a mild soapy solution, rinse and air-dry.
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INSTRUCTIONS
© 2016 REVISION MILITARY INC., DESERT LOCUST®, ASIAN LOCUST® AND REVISION® ARE TRADEMARKS OF REVISION MILITARY. UAE 5-0312-0005 JAN/2016
COMPONENT ANSI Z87.1 EN
MARK SIGNIFICANCE MARK SIGNIFICANCE
1. Clear Lens (Ocular)
2. Smoke Lens (Ocular)
3. Neutral Gray Lens (Ocular)
4. Yellow (High-Contrast)
Lens (Ocular)
5. Vermillion (High-Contrast)
Lenses (Ocular)
+ S
(S= Smoke, Neutral
Gray, Yellow and
Vermillion lenses only)
Identification of
Manufacturer / Complies
with High Impact Testing
Requirements / Special
Purpose lenses
2-1,2 (Clear)
5-3,1 (Smoke)
5-2,5 (Neutral Grey)
2-1,2 (Yellow)
5-1,7 (Vermillion)
5-4,1 (Snowglare)
5-1,7 (E2-5)
1 BT KN
CE Mark / Scale Number / Identification of
Manufacturer / Optical Class / Medium energy
impact / Protection against high speed particles
at extremes of temperature / Resistance to surface
damage by fine particles / Resistance to fogging
of oculars
FRAME REVISION Z87
5-4,1 (Snowglare)
5-1,7 (E2-5)
Identification of
Manufacturer / Standard REVISION EN166 3 4 BT CE Mark / Identification of Manufacturer /
Standard / Resistance to droplets / Resistance
to large dust particles / Medium energy impact
/ Protection against high speed particles at
extremes of temperature / Highest ocular scale
numbers compatible with the frame
Certification for Desert Locust Goggle System issued by SAI Global Assurance Services Ltd. Partis House, Ground Floor, Davy Avenue, Knowlhill, Milton Keynes MK5 8HJ, United Kingdom (Notified Body Number 2056)
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