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MADILLO
Prior to use, completely unfold the helmet (Fig. 1).
1.) Unfold rear shell fully.
2.) Pull out side shells until these audibly click into place on the
hooks of the rear shell. Whilst doing so, pull backward and
hold the rear shell with moderate force. The helmet is now
unfolded to the maximum head size.
Attention: The helmet must not be used with the side shells
pushed in.
To adapt the helmet to the head size of the user, put the helmet
on and push the side shells into the rear shell (Fig. 2).
To increase the helmet size, lift adjusting clip A lightly and pull
the rear shell to a larger position (Fig. 3).
Using the belt adjusting braces on the sides of the chin belt,
the position of the chin belt can be adjusted to the user's
head shape.
Transport version: The helmet can be folded for transport (Fig. 4).
1.) Lift adjusting clip A lightly and pull the rear shell backward
to the largest position.
2.) Lift adjustment clip A lightly and fully push in the side shells,
fold the rear shell in.
ULTRALIGHT; ULTRALIGHT-JUNIOR; ULTRALIGHT-WORK;
ARBORLIGHT-WORK
Adjusting to head size is carried out by means of the neck
strap.
Prior to usage, always ensure that adjusting buckle of the neck
strap is properly closed. The suspension cinches on the sides of
the chinstrap allow the position of the strap to be individually
adjusted to fi t any head shape.
TARGA, SHIELD II, ZODIAC
Adjusting to head size: there is a turn button in the nape region
of the helmet. Turning to the left will release the headband. Turn-
ing to the right (clockwise) gradually reduces the head size. The
suspension cinches located on the side of the chinstrap allow the
strap to be adjusted to individual head size.
GENERAL INFORMATION ON SAFETY, PRODUCT LIFE,
STORAGE, CARE AND IDENTIFICATION
Safety notices
If original components are modifi ed or removed from the prod-
uct, its safety aspects may be restricted. The equipment should
not be modifi ed in any way or altered to allow attachment of
additional parts without the manufacturer's written recommen-
dation. Paint, solvents, adhesives or self-adhering stickers may
only be applied in keeping with the manufacturer's instructions.
The equipment must be checked for possible damage before and
after each use. It must be ensured that the equipment is service-
able and fully functional. The equipment must be discarded im-
mediately if there is even the slightest doubt as to its serviceabil-
ity. A helmet will not always prevent injuries, depending on the
specifi c danger. In addition, sharp edges, wetness and espe-
cially icing-up can diminish the stability of textiles!
WARNING! The products must be kept away from damaging en-
vironments. This includes contact with corrosive and aggressive
substances (e.g. acids, alkalis, soldering water, oils, cleaning
agents), as well as extreme temperatures and fl ying sparks.
Climate requirements
The temperature for continuous use of the product (in dry condi-
tion) for mountaineer helmets to EN 12492 ranges from approx.
-20 °C to +35 °C, for industrial safety helmets to EN 397 ranges
from approx. -10 °C to +50 °C.