Confined space rescue equipment, manufactured in strict compliance with GB 29510-2013 "Personal Protective Equipment - Safety Equipment for Confined Space Operations" and GB 30871-2022 "Safety Specifications for Special Operations in Hazardous Chemical Enterprises" as well as relevant national standards and confined space rescue regulations. It is the core equipment set for emergency rescue in confined spaces such as underground trenches, storage tanks, septic tanks, and tunnels, and can be batch purchased to suit various confined space rescue scenarios. The core function of the product is to provide protection for rescue personnel, while assisting in the search, rescue, and transfer of trapped persons, addressing rescue challenges such as oxygen deficiency, toxic and harmful gases, and narrow spaces in confined areas, ensuring the safety of rescue personnel and the successful rescue of trapped individuals. The full set of equipment meets the entire process requirements of reconnaissance, protection, rescue, and communication in confined spaces. The equipment set mainly includes gas detection instruments, positive pressure air respirators, rescue tripods, rescue ropes, first aid kits, communication equipment, and other core components. Each component is made of high-quality corrosion-resistant, high-strength materials, professionally treated for protection, compact in structure, portable and durable, suitable for complex environments such as narrow, humid, and dusty confined spaces. The design meets the actual needs of rescue operations, is easy to operate without complex training, and offers excellent protective performance, effectively resisting threats from toxic and harmful gases and oxygen-deficient environments. The rescue equipment has stable load-bearing capacity and high tensile strength, and the communication equipment enables real-time linkage between the rescue site and the outside world. With full certifications and relevant inspection reports, it balances practicality and safety, making it essential emergency rescue equipment for chemical enterprises, municipal, construction, mining, and other workplaces involving confined space operations.
Usage Instructions and Operating Specifications: When storing equipment, select a dry, ventilated, unobstructed, and easily accessible location away from fire sources, power sources, flammable, explosive, and toxic areas. Store items in an organized manner, taking measures to prevent moisture, dust, and damage. Post clear signage, regularly inspect the storage environment, and avoid equipment becoming damp or aging. Before use, conduct a comprehensive inspection of all equipment to ensure the gas detector has sufficient battery and accurate detection precision, the respirator cylinder pressure meets standards with no leaks, the rescue tripod is structurally stable with reliable brakes, the rescue rope has no damage and intact buckles, the communication equipment has clear signals, first aid supplies are complete and within their expiration dates, and all components are free of damage or looseness. During rescue operations, rescue personnel must first wear protective clothing, safety helmets, protective gloves, and other protective equipment, and don positive pressure air respirators. Use gas detectors to test the atmosphere in the confined space, and only proceed with rescue operations after confirming the environment is safe. Secure the rescue tripod at the entrance of the confined space, lower the rescue rope, and have rescue personnel enter the confined space via the rope while maintaining real-time communication with the outside through communication equipment, providing timely updates on conditions. During rescue, strictly prohibit unauthorized operations and prohibit rescue personnel from entering confined spaces alone. A dedicated attendant must be present, and the attendant must not leave the site without authorization. If abnormal gas concentrations are detected or rescue personnel experience discomfort, immediately initiate the emergency evacuation plan. After use, promptly clean, disinfect, and maintain all equipment. Calibrate gas detectors, refill respirator cylinders, clean and dry rescue ropes, replenish and replace first aid supplies, and organize and store all equipment properly. For routine maintenance, conduct comprehensive inspections of equipment regularly, calibrate gas detectors quarterly, and perform tensile strength tests on rescue tripods and rescue ropes annually. Promptly replace aged or damaged components. Strictly prohibit unauthorized disassembly or modification of equipment components, and prohibit using equipment for non-rescue purposes. Non-professionals must not debug or repair equipment without authorization, ensuring equipment is always in good emergency condition. Service hotline: 130-6003-1111
