Hph700 Helicopter Pilot Helmet
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HPH700 HELICOPTER PILOT HELMET Integrated visors Optimized ergonomy BENEFITS • 2 integrated visors • Smart plug & play NVG system • NVG cabling integrated in the helmet • Wide field of view • Optimized center of gravity • High level of passive protection APPLICATIONS HPH700 benefits from the latest technology advances in shock protection, acoustic attenuation and ergonomics. Like all the ELNO aeronautic helmets, HPH700 takes advantages of 2 integrated visors. Its passive protection covers a wide noise spectrum. An optional active noise reduction (ANR) device is available. HPH700 provides the highest level of comfort, protection and communications which is required by the helicopter’s crew. ELNO - Tel. + 33 1 39 98 44 44 - www.elno.fr HPH700 OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES Description Visors: clear – tinted – specific on request FEATURES • Shell made of aramid and glass fabrics • Shell size: small, medium and large Active noise reduction (ANR) system • Customization by comfort pads • Head sizes from 52 to 64 cm • Chin strap • 2 integrated visors Interior and exterior receptacles for fastening various types of oxygen masks • Visors: antishock, anti-mist and anti-scratch • Phonic protection insured by 2 earshells with gel cushion • ELNO acoustic kit integrated in the helmet Adaptation kits for all kinds of NVGs • Weight: approx. 1 kg according to the configurations • Protection bag Lip light Color: white – NATO green – blue – orange– COMPATIBLE HARDWARE red - grey others on request • Oxygen mask • Night vision goggles INTERFACES • On board intercom • On board radio ENVIRONMENTS/EMC • Operating temperature: –40°C to +55°C • Storage temperature: –40°C to +70°C • Tests: shocks, perforations, visors, salt spray, humidity, vibration (with operating NVG) according to standards ECE 22-045 - MIL-V-43511C – EMC up to 200 V/m • EC REACH, RoHS HPH 600 HELICOPTER FLIGHT HELMET Integrated visors Optimized ergonomy BENEFITS • 2 integrated visors • Wide field of view • Optimized center of gravity • NVG usable with 2 visors • Compatible with any type of NVG • ELNO communication kit for noisy environment APPLICATIONS HPH600 equips various Air Forces all over the world. Like all the ELNO flight helmets, HPH600 takes advantage of 2 integrated visors. It accepts any type of night vision goggles (NVG). An optional attenuation noise reduction device (ANR) is available. HPH600 provides the highest level of comfort, protection and communications which is necessary to the helicopter’s crew. © 2012 ELNO Group ELNO - Tel. + 33 1 39 98 44 44 - www.elno.fr HPH 600 OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES Description Visors: clear – tinted – specific on request FEATURES Active noise reduction (ANR) system • Shell made of aramid fabric and glass fiber • Shell size: small, medium and large • Customization by comfort pads Interior and exterior receptacles for • Size from 55 to 62 cm fastening various types of O masks • Chin strap 2 • 2 integrated visors • Visors: antishock, anti-mist, anti-scratch • Phonic protection insured by 2 earshells with Adaptation for all kinds of NVG leatherlike cushions • ELNO acoustic kit integrated in the helmet • Weight: approx. 1 kg • Protection bag Lip light Color: white – NATO green – blue – orange - red - grey COMPATIBLE HARDWARE others on request • O2 mask • Night vision goggles INTERFACES • On board intercom • On board radio ENVIRONMENTS / EMC • Operating temperature: –40°C to +55°C • Storage temperature: –40°C to +70°C • Tests: shocks, perforations, visors, salt spray, humidity, vibration (with operating NVG) according to standards ECE 22-04; MIL-V-43511C © 2012 ELNO Group F6122 43 rue Michel CARRÉ 95102 ARGENTEUIL France SIMPLIFIED INSTRUCTION MANUAL HPH 700 HELMET EDITION: MARCH 2010 MES HELMET HPH 700 INDEX OF UPDATES Publication date: MARCH 2010 Update dates: PAGE NUMBERS EDITION PAGE NUMBERS EDITION * Pages concerned by the current update. MES HELMET HPH 700 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS Fig. : Figure GT : Grande Taille (Large Size) JVN : Jumelles de Vision Nocturne (Night Vision Binoculars) LED : Light-Emitting Diode M/A : Marche/Arrêt (On/Off) MES : Manuel d'Emploi Simplifié (Simplified Instruction Manual) PT : Petite Taille (Small Size) rep. : Repère (mark) TM : Taille Moyenne (Medium Size) UV : Ultraviolet VDC : Volt Direct Current 5 MES HELMET HPH 700 PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK 6 MES HELMET HPH 700 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ............................................................................................ 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................................. 7 TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS ......................................................................................................... 9 CHAPTER I DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................... 11 1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 13 1.2 1.2 COMPOSITION ............................................................................................................................. 14 1.3 CHARACTERISTICS .......................................................................................................................... 26 1.3.1 DIMENSIONS ......................................................................................................................... 26 1.3.2 CORRESPONDENCE OF SIZES .......................................................................................... 26 CHAPTER II USE ...................................................................................................................... 29 2.1 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS AND CHECKS ........................................................................................ 30 2.2 OPERATING PROCEDURES ................................................................................................................... 30 2.1.1 POSITIONING AND ADJUSTMENT ..................................................................................... 30 2.1.2 CHECKS ................................................................................................................................ 32 2.1.3 USE ........................................................................................................................................ 32 2.1.4 USE OF ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT ................................................................................... 33 2.1.4.1 Breathing mask 82GK ........................................................................... 33 2.1.4.2 JVN suspension system F4949/M949 or OB-56 ................................... 33 2.1.4.3 Microphone protection for shooter or winch operator ............................ 35 2.1.5 REMOVAL AND STORAGE .................................................................................................. 36 2.1.6 STORAGE .............................................................................................................................. 37 2.1.7 "HIGH/LOW LEVEL" ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................... 38 2.1.8 CHANGING THE BATTERY OF THE LIGHTING DEVICE................................................... 39 7 MES HELMET HPH 700 PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK 8 MES HELMET HPH 700 TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS Fig. 1 – HPH 700 helmet assembly 12 Fig. 2 – HPH 700 helmet (front left view) 15 Fig. 3 – HPH 700 helmet (front right view) 16 Fig. 4 – HPH 700 helmet (rear view) 17 Fig. 5 – Retention system 18 Fig. 6 – Lighting device 19 Fig. 7– Battery box of the lighting device 20 Fig. 8 – Interior trim assembly 21 Fig. 9 – Associated equipment – Rack assemblies 22 Fig. 10 – Associated equipment – Suspension system supply box, OPTIONAL 22 Fig.11 – Associated equipment – JVN suspension system F4949/M949, OPTIONAL 23 Fig. 12 – Associated equipment – JVN suspension system OB- 56, OPTIONAL 23 Fig. 13 – Associated equipment – Equipped visor 24 Fig. 14 – "High/low level" reversing switch location 25 Fig. 15 – Representation of the head size 26 Fig. 16 – Width between the two tragus 27 Fig. 17 – "High/low level" adjustment 38 Fig. 18 – Replacing the battery of the lighting device 39 9 MES HELMET HPH 700 PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK 10 MES HELMET HPH 700 CHAPTER I DESCRIPTION 11 MES HELMET HPH 700 Fig. 1 – HPH 700 helmet assembly 12 MES HELMET HPH 700 1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION The HPH 700 flight helmet forms part of the flight equipment designed for aircraft pilots (helicopter, transport aircraft). It is available in three sizes: - Large (GT) - Medium (TM) - Small (PT). It protects the pilot effectively against: - Possible impacts during the flight or in the event of an evacuation - Noise nuisance - Fire, in case of an evacuation - Glare, by cutting off ultraviolet rays (UV). The HPH 700 flight helmet (cf. Fig. 1) includes: - A proper helmet (mark A) - A protective bag (mark B), (OPTIONAL) - A carrying bag (mark C), in which a copy of this Simplified Instruction Manual (MES) is kept. OPTIONAL 13 MES HELMET HPH 700 1.2 COMPOSITION The HPH 700 (GT, TM or PT) flight helmet is made up of the following assemblies (cf.Fig. 2 and Fig. 3): - A GT, TM or PT trimmed shell - A GT or TM/PT weather strip assembly - A GT or TM/PT inner colourless screen - A GT or TM/PT outer neutral grey screen - Two inner and outer screen control mechanisms - An equipped connector for mask - An equipped spiral cord - A 20 ohms flexible microphone, equipped with a cap - Two right and