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b. The LDV shall be CBRN approved along with the SCBA. <br />c. The LDV shall use the weazer's exhaled air to flushing any contaminates away from the <br />outside surface of the diaphragm, keeping the diaphragm free from any contamination. <br />d. The LDV shall utilize a quick disconnect coupling on the right shoulder that enables the <br />LDV to be disconnected from the first stage. The quick disconnect shall not be capable of <br />being accidentally disconnected. <br />e. The mask-mounted regulator shall be automatically activated to the positive pressure mode <br />by the user's first inhalation. It shall take no more than a negative pressure of 15-millibar (6 <br />in/H20) to activate the positive pressure. <br />f. The LDV shall have a bypass valve that can be operated in either a pulse flow or hands-free <br />continuous flow mode. The minimum flow rate through the bypass valve shall be 80-130 <br />liters per minute in the continuous flow mode. Hands-free continuous flow mode shall be <br />achieved by a 90° turn. Two red dots or other suitable indicator shall be used to determine at <br />a glance if bypass is on. <br />g. The hose connecting the first stage regulator to the LDV shall be a small diameter, non- <br />corrugated hose with a minimum pressure rating of 250 psi. This hose shall be routed over <br />the right hand shoulder pad through loops such that the hose is close to the body. The hose <br />shall have a swivel connection at the LDV. <br />h. A buddy breathing connection assembly shall be available with quick disconnect fitting for <br />emergency tie-in of LDV hose fitting from another SCBA. When required, the buddy <br />breather shall also be useable as an airline connection. <br />i. The LDV shall be capable of supplying in excess of 500/min of air at input pressures of 300 <br />psi. <br />j. The LDV shall maintain a positive pressure even at 150 psi and 3001/min. <br />k. The LDV shall have a lifetime warranty <br />1. When attached to the facepiece, the LDV shall not begin the flow of air until the wearer <br />inhales. <br />4. Integrated PASS/Electronic Gauge/Secondary Warning System <br />a. The PASS shall be located over the shoulder of the SCBA and shall be automatically <br />activated when the SCBA is pressurized. The activation pressure shall be greater than or _ <br />equal to 60 psi. <br />b. When the PASS is activated, a multiple frequency tone shall sound to indicate the PASS is <br />operational. The integrated PASS cannot be turned off while the SCBA is pressurized. <br />c. If the PASS detects no movement for a period of 20 - 23 seconds, the PASS will sound a 10- <br />13 second "pre-alarm". After the pre-alarm, if there has still been no movement detected by <br />the PASS, the unit shall go into full alarm. <br />d. The PASS alarm shall sound at a minimum of 95 dBA multiple frequency tone alarm and <br />cannot be blocked off on any one surface. <br />e. The PASS shall utilize a sensitive movement sensor to reduce the frequency of false alarms. <br />f. The PASS shall have an alarm button easily accessible with a gloved hand. <br />g. The PASS shall be capable of working even in the event the pressure signal cable is broken. <br />h. The PASS shall be watertight and shall be intrinsically safe, in accordance with UL 913 in <br />accordance with the NFPA 2007 edition standazds. <br />i. The PASS shall be an approved part of the SCBA and meet the requirements of the current <br />editions of NFPA-1981 and NFPA-1982 and 42 CFR, Part 84. <br />6 <br />