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Scott Safety ELSA-15 Mk2

Scott Safety / 3M Scott Safety ELSA-15 Mk2 is identified in the source list as a emergency escape breathing device (eebd). It is stowed at designated emergency, fire-control or escape locations where trained personnel can reach it quickly. Its purpose is to provide breathable air for firefighting, rescue, hazardous-atmosphere work or emergency escape according to the listed apparatus type. The source record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. The breathing source, regulator, mask or hood, harness or hose arrangement and warning devices form a certified safety appliance. The exact model designation and source-listed cylinder or pressure information distinguish breathing-supply arrangement and approval from neighboring equipment; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

duration min 15
marine approved True

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Common failures & inspection points

●Loss of air supply caused by leakage, incomplete charging or damaged hose connection, resulting in insufficient pressure or airflow
●Face seal, hood or demand-valve leakage caused by damaged seals, contamination or wear, resulting in poor fit or abnormal air consumption
●Pressure reducer, gauge or warning-device fault caused by mechanical or electrical damage, resulting in unstable indication or missing low-air warning
●Hose, harness or connector deterioration caused by age, heat or mechanical damage, resulting in leakage, poor fit or unreliable operation
●Storage or charging deficiency caused by poor maintenance or inaccessible stowage, resulting in a unit that is not ready when required

Service & Maintenance

Check pressure or readiness indication, cylinder or air supply, hoses, harness, mask or hood, regulator and warning devices as applicable. Keep masks and hoods clean, dry and protected from distortion and inspect sealing surfaces for damage. Function-test airflow and warning features according to the approved manufacturer procedure. Maintain cylinder inspection, charging and appliance service records as required by the vessel's safety-management system. Remove damaged or suspect units from service until properly repaired and tested. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for cylinder, hose, endurance and test limits.

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Replacement Parts

Keep approved face-mask or hood service parts, demand-valve or regulator consumables, hoses, batteries where applicable and manufacturer-recommended maintenance kits. Spare charged cylinders or emergency units should follow the vessel's statutory inventory. Use only certified compatible components.
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