MSA
Passport Personal Alarm
Product Description
The Passport Personal Alarm lets you continuously
monitor up to five gases simultaneously in a single compact unit.
Weighing only 30 ounces, the Passport Personal Alarm can be hand
held, clipped to your belt, or positioned in a stationary area.
The Passport Alarm has only three buttons. Its back-lit
liquid crystal display (LCD) continuously provides readings from
all sensors. When a preset alarm condition is detected by any sensor,
an internal horn activates and two bright red warning lights flash.
The combustible sensor uses MSA's LockalarmT Circuit. If the combustible
gas level reaches 100% of the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL), the alarm
locks and cannot be reset until the user moves to fresh air, turns
the unit off and back on again.
The Passport Personal Alarm has been approved for
use in Class 1 Division 1, Groups A, B, C and D; Class II Division
1, Groups E, F, G; and Class III hazardous locations.
Passport Personal Alarms configured for methane are approved
by MSHA for use in U.S. coal mines; approval number 8C-64-0, and
Pennsylvania DER Bureau of Deep Mine Safety, approval number BISC
123-94.
Passport Personal Alarms sold in Canada are approved by CSA for
use in Class 1 Division 1, Groups A, B, C and D locations.
Passport Personal Alarms sold in Europe are covered by appropriate
approvals which include DMT/BVS 94.Y.6005, Ex s IIC T 3, tested
according to the second edition of European noms, and CESI 94.030X/N,
Ex d ia IIC T6.
Passport Personal Alarms sold in India are approved for use in
hydrocarbon hazardous areas/petroleum Rules 1976 by the Government
of India/Department of Explosives.
Passport Personal Alarms sold in Australia are approved to Exias
II C T4.
Other third-party approvals are pending. Contact MSA for approval
status.
