semmco 15 EEBD User manual

Expert manufacturers
of short duration
breathing apparatus
specialists in escape and working rescue
Semmco Marine 15 EEBD
Emergency escape oxygen
breathing device to protect from:
• Smoke
• Toxic contamination
• Oxygen deciency

The Marine 15 EEBD is a self-contained, short duration,
chemical oxygen (O2) breathing apparatus. It provides a
supply of fresh oxygen so that the wearer can breathe freely
in a contaminated or oxygen decient environment, ensuring
a quick and safe escape.
The Marine 15 EEBD provides a:
• 15 minutes duration for escape
• 60 minutes duration at rest
And is contained in an orange, rigid case, that is discarded
once it is in use.
How the Marine 15 EEBD works
The Marine 15 EEBD uses KO2(potassium superoxide) to
provide oxygen to the user. As the EEBD is pulled from its
carry case, a chlorate candle provides oxygen for the user’s
rst breath. As the user exhales into the bag, moisture from
their exhaled breath activates the KO2that then ‘scrubs’ the
CO2and liberates oxygen. Oxygen continues to be generated
while the EEBD is being used and will last for 15 minutes if
escaping and 60 minutes if at rest.
Main features and benets
• Automatic start – instant O2supply once the EEBD
is removed from the carry case
• 15 minutes duration for escape; 60 minutes duration at rest
• Quick and simple to don
• Lightweight - 2kg (with case) 1.3kg (without case)
• Easy to move around when wearing the set
• Clear visual indicator on the case conrms EEBD viability
• No face t test required
• Highly visible breathing bag
• Clear face shield providing panoramic vision
• Fits existing storage systems
• Up to 15 year shelf-life. MED approved for both UKCA
& CE Watermark
Semmco Marine 15 EEBD

Marine 15 EEBD
1Face shield
2 Nose clip and mouthpiece
3KO2oxygen generator (inside bag)
4 O2starter (inside bag)
5 Pressure relief valve
6 Lanyard starter
7 Breathing bag
8 Neck strap
Technical Data
Storage:
The Marine 15 EEBD can be stored for up to 15 years but
during its life, visual checks must be carried out on a regular
basis to ensure that:
• The case is not damaged
• The anti-tamper label and seal are still intact
• The unit is within the expiry date
• The visual indicator is blue and not pink
If these conditions are not met the unit mustn’t be used and
must be replaced with a new unit.
Tel: [phone]
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www.semmcolps.com
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Part no.
Marine 15 EEBD with carry case 802.015.00
EEBD Training Set On request
Weight with case (kg) approx. 2kg
Weight without case (kg) approx. 1.3kg
Case dimensions (mm) approx. 210 x 230 x 100
Operating time according to
ISO23269-1:2008
15 minutes
Operating time at rest according
to EN13794:2002
60 minutes
Temperature inhaled gas 35L/min
ISO23269-1
<50o
Temperature inhaled gas 35L/min
EN13794
<60o
Breathing Bag Volume ≥6 ltrs
CO2content (inhaled gas) <3%
Temperature: Storage -20 to +60ºC
Temperature: In use -6 to +50ºC

Donning the Semmco Marine 15 EEBD
1. Open the yellow upper latch
lever to remove the lid of the
case. Discard the lid.
2. Remove the Marine 15 EEBD
from the case – pull on the base
of the breathing hose.
N.B.This action automatically activates
the chlorate candle and oxygen lls the
breathing bag.
3. Take a breath and place the neck
straps over the head, adjusting
as required.
4. Insert the yellow mouthpiece,
exhale into the mouthpiece and
breathe normally.
5. Apply the nose clip.
6. If required, pull the faceshield
over the head. Use the pull cords
to snuggly t the faceshield
around the neck.
N.B. If moisture collects inside the
faceshield and distorts the vision, press
it against the face to clear.
7. Safely escape.
After use
1. Once in a safe area, remove the Marine 15 EEBD.
2. The Semmco Marine 15 EEBD can be returned to
Semmco LPS Ltd for disposal.
Regulations and Approvals
Marine 15 EEBD has been designed and tested in accordance
with the following regulations:
• EN13794 and ISO 23269-1 – to demonstrate compliance
with the essential safety requirements with PPE Regulation
(EU) 2016/425
• SOLAS (International Convention For The Safety of
Life at Sea) – Emergency Escape Breathing Devices
• Marine Equipment Directive 2014/90/EU