Description

The Survivair Puma (based on the Survivair Cougar platform) is a NIOSH-certified, OSHA-compliant, hooded pressure demand SCBA designed for users with street glasses or facial configurations that are hard to fit with a conventional facepiece.

The low profile second stage regulator attaches to the hood in any orientation easily and quickly. And our enhanced Survivair MightLight® backpack offers a stable, secure fit, with hinged hip wings and fabric tank band with a spring-loaded catch for quick cylinder changes.

Features

Hood

Challenge® NXT Material - Multi-layer fluoropolymer aramid

Flexible Neoprene Neck Seal - Provides excellent protection against contaminants in IDLH atmospheres

Sealed FEP Lens - Low-distortion optical clarity

Easily Removable Exhalation Valve - Fast and easy servicing

Factory-Installed, Removable, Silicone Nose Cup - Reduces fogging; reduces CO2 buildup in hood

Pull-forward Nylon Straps Attached to Rigid Yoke - Easy adjustment of tightness and fit of hood to individual facial configurations

First Stage Regulator

Minimal Moving Parts - Dramatically enhances reliability, while reducing maintenance costs

Second Stage Regulator

Compact, Low Profile - Better downward vision, less chance of damage

Air Klic Fastening System - Allows attachment in any orientation

First-Breath-On - Activation of unit without free flow. Can be kept in stand-by mode

Low-Air Alarm

Few Moving Parts - Additional reliability and cost reduction

Backpack

Mighty-Light - One of the lightest, easiest-to-use, and most comfortable backpacks in the industry

No Tools Required - No bolts or screws on harness for quick, easy disassembly and assembly

Regulator Holder - Conveniently holds regulator in activated stand-by position. Keeps contaminants and water out of disconnected regulator

Requirements for Hydrostatic Testing of SCBA Cylinders:

Steel cylinders should be tested every five years and have an indefinite service life until they fail a hydro test

Aluminum cylinders (not including hoop-wrapped) should be tested every five years and have an indefinite service life until they fail a hydro test

Hoop-wrapped cylinders should be tested every three years and have a 15-year service

Fully wrapped fiberglass cylinders should be tested every three years and have a 15-year service life

Fully wrapped Kevlar® cylinders should be tested every three years and have a 15-year service life

Full wrapped carbon fiber cylinders should be tested every five eyars and have a 15-year service life