Questions and Answers
How many positions can the adjustable lumbar pad provide for user comfort?
What is the minimum pressure required for the SCBA to be in service?
What is the weight of the District's SCBA cylinder?
What feature allows the lumbar pad to move with the user?
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What distinct color is the District's cylinder?
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Which feature is included to prevent over-pressurization during emergency filling operations?
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Study Notes
Adjustable Lumbar Pad
- Offers three customizable positions for optimal comfort.
- Can be adjusted with one hand for convenience during use.
- Features a swivel capability, allowing it to adapt to the user’s movements.
Cylinder Specifications
- Utilizes the low-profile Eclipse cylinder, identifiable by its distinct black color.
- Constructed with a seamless aluminum liner wrapped in high-strength carbon fiber filament and epoxy resin, with a fiberglass over-wrap.
- Rated at 4500 PSI with an operational lifespan of 45 minutes.
- Weight is 13.5 lbs with a diameter of 6.1 inches.
- Minimum operational pressure is 4050 PSI; cannot be used if not fully charged.
- Store only fully filled cylinders; partially charged ones should not be stored.
Rapid Intervention Team/Universal Air Connection (RIT/UAC)
- Features a fitting for emergency operations by rapid intervention teams.
- Enables filling operations during emergencies via the RIT/UAC connection.
- Includes an automatically resetting pressure relief valve to prevent overpressurization.
- The UAC is compatible with SCBA from various manufacturers, ensuring versatility in emergency situations.
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Description
Learn about the adjustable lumbar pad's three positions, one-hand adjustment, and swivel feature, as well as the low-profile Eclipse cylinder's construction and visual features.