The firefighter's helmet (ShPS mod. 028-2021) is personal protective equipment designed to protect the head, neck, and face from mechanical and thermal impacts, aggressive environments, and surfactants during firefighting and emergency rescue operations, as well as from adverse climatic conditions. The ShPS is manufactured in a UHL climate rating and maintains its protective and operational properties in a climatic temperature range from -60°C to +50°C.
Product composition
The SHPS consists of the following structural elements:
a) body;
b) face shield;
c) internal fittings that allow adjustment of the head circumference and the depth of the helmet's fit on the head;
d) adjustable chin strap;
d) cape (in three designs: art. A, art. B, art. C).
Smooth adjustment of the head circumference is carried out within the range from size 54 to 62 using a wheel installed at the back on the adjustment tape.
Technical specifications
1. The mass of the assembled SHPS is no more than 1500 ±50 g.
2. The SHPS is resistant to the effects of:
a) temperature 150 °C for 30 min., 200 °C for 5 min.;
b) heat flow with a power of 5 kW/m2 (40 kW/m2) for at least 4 min (5 s);
c) aggressive environments for at least 4 hours: sulfuric acid with a density of 1.21 g/cm3; sodium hydroxide with a density of 1.25 g/cm3; transformer oil with a density of 0.875-0.905 g/cm3; foaming agent according to TU 0258-147-05744685-96 - 6% working solution.
3. The design of the SHPS allows the use of a breathing apparatus mask, two lights - left and/or right, and a heat-resistant balaclava.
4. The SHPS protects against impact loads (puncture) and electric current at voltages up to 400 V.
