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MSA Safety Firehawk M7XT 6L 200bar-B

MSA Safety MSA Safety Firehawk M7XT 6L 200bar-B is identified in the source list as a self-contained breathing apparatus (scba). It is normally installed or arranged in the fire-control, emergency or escape station. Its purpose is to provide breathable air for firefighting, rescue or escape. The source record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. The equipment is based on air source, regulator, mask or hood, harness and warning devices. The exact model designation distinguishes the installed configuration from neighboring variants in the same category; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

cylinder 6L 200bar
marine approved True

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Common failures & inspection points

●Material, hull or container deterioration caused by weather, ultraviolet exposure, impact or aging, resulting in cracks, tears, corrosion or visible deformation
●Release, securing or launching-component wear caused by drills, corrosion or misalignment, resulting in stiff operation, abnormal play or failed readiness checks
●Battery, light or communication-equipment failure caused by aging, charging faults or water ingress, resulting in failed self-test or missing emergency indication
●Engine, steering or inflation-system failure where applicable caused by fuel, mechanical, pneumatic or seal problems, resulting in inability to maneuver or deploy the appliance
●Incorrect stowage, identification or service status caused by inventory or maintenance errors, resulting in delayed use or an appliance that is not ready

Service & Maintenance

Inspect condition, securing, markings, release or launching interfaces and all accessible emergency equipment appropriate to the appliance. Function-test only those features permitted by the approved onboard procedure and avoid unintended distress transmissions or unsafe release. Check service dates, batteries, hydrostatic releases, engines, lights and inventories where applicable. Keep embarkation, launch and access areas unobstructed. Replace expired, damaged or suspect certified components through the approved service route. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for inspection, servicing, load-test and replacement criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep only approved replacement batteries, lights, seals, securing parts, engine consumables, release components or complete replacement appliances appropriate to the certified equipment. Critical launching and survival components must remain within the approved configuration.
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