Residual Risks; Technical Data - Parkside PBKS 53 A1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise Originalbetriebsanleitung

Safety goggles
a) The safety goggles and packaging material are
not toys. Keep them out of the hands of children.
b) Never leave the packaging material unattend-
ed. It could be a danger if children play with it.
c) Protect the safety goggles from extreme tem-
peratures, direct sunlight, shocks, high humid-
ity, wetness, flammable gases, vapours and
solvents.
d) Treat the safety goggles carefully. They can be
damaged by bumps, impacts or a fall from a low height.
e) Note that the safety goggles can transmit the
energy of impacts from high velocity particles
(when worn over corrective glasses) and thus
represent a danger to the user.
f) Note that some materials may trigger allergic
reactions upon contact with sensitive skin.
Ear muffs
Please pay close attention to the following infor-
mation and safety instructions to ensure the best
possible protection and comfort:
a) Please adhere to all instructions and tips regarding assem-
bly, adjustment and maintenance of the ear muffs.
b) The ear muffs are intended to protect your ears in noisy
areas.
c) The ear muffs should be worn at all times when in high-
noise areas.
d) The ear muffs can show signs of wear over time. Examine
them for tears or loose spots after each use.
m WARNING! Failure to comply with the safety in-
structions provided for the ear muffs can seriously
compromise their protective effect.
e) Do not clean or disinfect the ear muffs with chemicals or
substances that are harmful to the wearer.
f) Certain chemical substances can damage this product. De-
tailed information is available from the manufacturer.
g) Ear muffs and especially their ear cushions can wear down
over time. Examine them regularly for tears, loose spots
and other signs of wear.
h) Covering the ear cushions with "hygiene covers" can com-
promise the acoustics of the ear muffs.

Residual risks

Despite all precautions having been met, some non-obvious
residual risks may still remain. These can be minimised if the
"Safety instructions" and the "Intended use" are observed
along with the whole of the operating instructions.
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5. Technical data

Safety goggles
Type ......................................................................................GF08
Standard ................................................................ EN166:2001
Safety class .............................................................F (low energy
........................................................................ impact at 45 m/s)
Optical class .......................................................1 (continual use
........................................................................without filter effect)
Protective class type ............................................................. clear
Material:
Goggle lens ...........................................................Polycarbonate
Frame .................................................................................. Nylon
Manufacturer identification ......................................... YULONG
Goggle lens ......................................................YULONG 1 F CE
Frame ...........................................................YULONG 166 F CE
Ear muffs
Type ......................................................................................EY2-1
Standard .............................................................EN352-1:2002
Weight ..........................................................................ca. 144 g
Material:
Headband ........................................................................... POM
Ear cushions ............................................................................PVC
Damping values of the ear muffs
Frequency (Hz) 125
Median value Mf
10,1
(dB)
Standard
3,0
deviation Sf (dB)
Assumed
protection value 7,1
APV (dB)
Frequency (Hz) 2000
Median value Mf
35,4
(dB)
Standard
2,4
deviation Sf (dB)
Assumed
protection value 33,0
APV (dB)
H value (high level) ............................................................ 33 dB
M value (medium level) ..................................................... 24 dB
L value (low level) ............................................................... 15 dB
SNR value (single number rating) ..................................... 27 dB
250 500 1000
17,1 25,8 29,9
2,2 1,8 2,4
14,9 24,0 27,5
4000 8000
38,9 34,1
2,2 4,1
36,7 30,0