The MSA SSR 30/100 Self Rescuer is a small, robust respiratory protective device for self-rescue, which can be used at every place where the ambient atmosphere may be oxygen-deficient or contains toxic contaminants. This device employs the well-known and world-wide proven principle of generating oxygen chemically.
This small, robust KO2 respiratory device delivers safe and immediate oxygen on demand for escape or rescue. Packed airtight in a stainless steel container, this lightweight device is designed to be worn on a belt for easy opening and use. Dons in seconds.
Due to its compact design and low weight, the oxygen self-rescuer can be worn continuously on the belt (SSR 30/100) so that it is available immediately in an emergency situation.
It is donned in seconds and supplies oxygen to the wearer on their escape or while waiting for rescue. Housed in a stainless steel case which protects the self-rescuer very well under the rough conditions which such devices usually undergo that are carried along continuously.
The case is airtight and under seal. In case of an emergency, it can be opened simply and quickly. The canister contains the chemical KO2 which reacts with the exhalation air. The humidity and carbon dioxide of the exhalation air causes a chemical reaction of the KO2, whereby carbon dioxide is retained and oxygen is released into the breathing bag.
The service time of the apparatus depends on the user’s work rate, respectively, breathing rate. Under heavy load and resultant high breathing rate more oxygen is generated than under slow and shallow breathing as, for instance, while waiting for rescue.
SSR 30/100 has no pressurised components and is almost maintenance-free. For used but complete and undamaged apparatus MSA offers economic reconditioning. Donning the apparatus and breathing can be practiced with the SSR 30/100 TR training device.
- Small, light but robust device
- Stainless steel container
- Carried on belt or on chest
- Oxygen supply according to demand
- Long storage life
- Duration: 20 Minutes (Up to 100 Minutes at rest) EN401