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1.5 Intended use
The welding helmet is suitable for the following applications:
– Tack welding
– Continuous welding
– Laser welding
– Grinding
The welding helmet may only be used for welding and
grinding and not for other applications. The manufacturer
accepts no liability if the welding helmet is not used as
intended or in accordance with the instructions for use.
1.6 Symbols in this document
Welding
mode
Fit of the
helmet
ü Requirement
Work step
u
ð
Intermediate result
ð
Result
2 Product description
A welding helmet is a head covering that protects the eyes,
face, and neck from burns, UV light, sparks, infrared light,
laser light, and heat during certain welding tasks.
Depending on the model, the helmet can be combined with
an industrial safety helmet and/or a PAPR system (Powered
Air Purifying Respirator).
1 2 3
1 Sensitivity
2 Charging socket
3 Delay, Tack, and
FadeTronic
4 ShadeTronic®
Functions
– Active filter: Adapts light transmission depending on the
intensity of the welding arc
– Passive filter: UV light
– Passive filter: IR light
– Passive filter: Laser light
– Colour perception
– Anti-glare guard with hibernation mode
Grinding
mode
Maintenance
and repair
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5 ShadeTronic® and
manual mode slider
6 Manual mode
7 Laser protection frame
8 Anti-glare guard
2.1 Operating modes
Welding: ShadeTronic®
ShadeTronic® is the automatic mode in which the protection
level is automatically adjusted to the intensity of the arc by
means of sensors (EN ISO 16321:2021). In position "N", the
protection level corresponds to 4<12. The protection level
correction can also be set. Depending on personal
preference, the protection level can be adjusted up or down
by up to two levels. The absolute minimum and maximum
protection levels 4 and 12, respectively, cannot be
exceeded or underrun, regardless of the correction setting.
Welding: Manual mode
In manual mode, the protection level can be set manually.
You can choose between protection levels 3 to 8. In manual
mode, the protection level correction is disabled.
Grinding: Grinding mode
In grinding mode, the guard is deactivated and remains in
the bright mode for 10 minutes. The activated grinding
mode can be recognised from the outside by the blue
flashing LED and from the inside by the reflection on the
front cover lens of the helmet.
2.2 Sensors
The welding helmet has 5 sensors. 4 sensors are used to
detect the welding light and 1 sensor is responsible for
detecting the light intensity (ShadeTronic®).
2.3 Photosensitivity
The photosensitivity can be adjusted according to the
welding arc and the ambient light. In the "super high" range,
a very high photosensitivity is achieved to guarantee
dimming even with weak arcs.
2.4 Opening time
The opening time controller allows you to select the opening
delay from dark to light. A continuous adjustment from bright
to light between 0.1 - 2.0 s can be made.
2.4.1 Tack welding mode
The tack welding mode (tack) is specially designed for tack
welding, where the delay in the opening time is the shortest.
2.4.2 Fading effect
The fading effect (FadeTronic) offers additional protection
for the eyes against fatigue and irritation from afterglow for a
smooth transition from dark to bright. It gives the eye time to
get used to the brightness.
2.5 Battery
The helmet has a high-performance lithium-polymer (LiPo)
battery.
Charging status:
– Red flashing light: Battery is almost empty and needs to
be charged immediately.
– Orange light: Battery is charging.
– Green light: Battery is fully charged.
2.5.1 Sleep mode
The anti-glare guard has an automatic switch-off function,
which increases the service life of the battery. If less than 1
lux of light falls on the anti-glare guard for approx. 10
minutes, it switches off automatically. The solar cells must
be briefly exposed to daylight to switch the guard back on.
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