The CleanSpace Respirator should be manually re-calibrated. For information on conducting a manual re-calibration, refer to the the CleanSpace respirator User Instructions.

If the fault continues, download the Troubleshooting Guide or report the fault using the Warranty Enquiry Form.

The CleanSpace Respirator should be manually re-calibrated. For information on conducting a manual re-calibration, refer to the the CleanSpace respirator User Instructions.

If the fault continues, download the Troubleshooting Guide or report the fault using the Warranty Enquiry Form.

If the Respirator does not start, check that Respirator is not in the OFF MODE or has no charge by pressing the ON button and putting the Respirator into Standby Mode. If only one green LED is on, the respirator is in standby mode and the battery is charged. When both green and blue LEDs are on, the respirator is in ON mode. If no lights are on, then the Respirator may need to be charged. To charge, connect the Respirator to the charger. Check that one of the green LEDs on the keypad is flashing. If none of the LEDs is flashing, the unit is not charging. ALWAYS start the shift with a fully charged battery (3 green LEDs).

If the fault continues, download the Troubleshooting Guide or report the fault using the Warranty Enquiry Form.

To perform a recalibration on your CleanSpace respirator, follow these steps:

1. Ensure the battery is fully charged before recalibrating the unit.
2. Remove mask and filter before recalibrating the unit.
3. During the recalibration, place the unit on the flat surface.
4. Make sure both air outlets are not blocked by any objects.
5. Place a finger over the Power Button and Airflow Button at the same time.
6. Press and hold both buttons at the SAME TIME.
7. Press the buttons for approximately 1-3 seconds until both the BLUE & RED lights appeared, and then release the hold.

The lights will stay on for 10 seconds while the respirator recalibrates itself. The recalibration process is now complete when the blue and red lights switch off.

We recommended that you clean your Respirator after every use. The mask, power unit, neck support/pad and harness need to be cleaned separately. Disassemble the mask, neck support/pad and harness from the power unit before cleaning. For detailed cleaning instructions refer to the CleanSpace respirator User Instructions.

Use one of the methods below to clean the Mask, Head Harness and Neck Support/Pad.

• Method 1: Wipe / Use a damp cloth to clean the surface of the component. If a wipe is used, consider rinsing with clean water to remove any residue.
• Method 2: Hand Wash / Wash in warm soapy water (not greater than 50C/122F) using a neutral detergent and rinse with clean water to remove any residue.
• Method 3: Dish Washer / Place on the top shelf of dishwasher and wash with a neutral dishwasher detergent (not recommended for CleanSapce2 Neck Pad).

For cleaning the Power Unit, use a damp cloth soaked in a compatible cleaning agent and wipe the surface to clean thoroughly. Soft brushes can be used to remove dirt or dust from the unit. Wipe all exposed surfaces. Air-dry the power unit in a clean environment before use or storage.

CleanSpace Respirators have several in-built alarms: battery, filters and airflow. Please read the User Instruction Manual (available in the Product Resources section of this website) carefully to understand the operation of the CleanSpace respirator. If the Respirator beeps during use, leave the contaminated area, remove the respirator and check which alarm has been triggered.

If the Respirator gets wet, dry the casing thoroughly then check to see if water has penetrated the Respirator by removing the filter cover and filter. If water has penetrated the Respirator, discontinue use and contact your safety equipment supplier or CleanSpace Technology Pty Ltd for further information.

The CleanSpace respirator will operate up to 8 hours depending on the wearer’s level of exertion. The lithium polymer battery can safety receive short “top up” charges through-out the shift allowing the respirator to be used over a 12 hour shift. ALWAYS start the shift with a fully charged battery (3 green LEDs).

To charge, connect the Respirator to the charger. Turn the Respirator over and check that one of the green LEDs on the keypad is flashing. If none of the LEDs is flashing, the unit is not charging. ALWAYS start the shift with a fully charged battery (3 green LEDs).

The internal battery of the CleanSpace Respirators cannot be changed. Any attempt to open the CleanSpace Respirator casing will void the warranty.

The Respirator is designed to automatically switch off the motor and go into Standby Mode within ten (10) seconds of not being in use. If the Respirator is in Standby Mode and no breathing is detected for 3 minutes, the Respirator switches into Off Mode. In Off mode you will need to press the Power Button to switch the Respirator back into Standby Mode.

The CleanSpace Respirator has several masks: half and full-face masks. The half masks come in 3 sizes (small, medium and large). The full-face mask comes in 2 sizes (small and medium/large). Choose the mask that ensures a close seal on your face and fits comfortably on the face. The correct CleanSpace mask should be fitted by trained safety personnel before being issued for use. Note: CleanSpace Respirators are accredited Respiratory Protection Equipment. We recommend that the wearer be clean-shaven when using CleanSpace Respirators.

There is no way to determine filter life for one work place without significant air quality testing. Every working environment is different regarding air bourne contaminants: hazard risk, exposure levels, and concentrations around the wearer. And the wearers breathing efforts – all impact how long a filter will last. The CleanSpace filters have two advantages to assist filter life i) the filter is located at the back away from the direct path of fumes or dust generated in front of the wearer (i.e. welding, grinding) and ii) the CleanSpace respirators are breath responsive, only pulling air through the filters when the wearer needs it (unlike other PAPRs that have a constant peak flow (>100L/min) which pulls air through the filters regardless of whether the wearer needs the air or not).

The CleanSpace filters should NOT be cleaned. Do NOT use compressed air or any other method to clean the CleanSpace filters. Cleaning the filters can damage the filters and risk the protection efficiency of the Respirator.

For particulate filters, the CleanSpace Respirators have a filter alarm. The alarm (audible and visual) detects when the particulate filters are blocked and will beep during use and the filter light (RED) will come on. For gas filters, there is no way to detect when the gas filters activated carbon is exhausted. The wearer should be aware of work place policies on the use of Respirators with gas or combination filters, if the wearer detects a noticeable taste or smell then they should immediately leave the contaminated area and change the filters.

The CleanSpace filters are constructed from flame retardant materials. Testing has shown that the filters will not ignite when exposed to sparks or open flame.