The Shadowaire II provides comfort while protecting you from the harsh work environment.   Shadowaire II is the latest technology in powered air purifying systems designed to protect against certain dusts, mist and fumes.

All Shadowaire II units come ready-to-work and include the following:

• Helmet and lens.
• Protective face seal.
• Complete blower unit.
• Pack of three P3 filters.
• NIMH battery and charger.
• Breathing hose and air flow indicator.
• Sleek plenum design allows for more head room and attaches to helmet instead of headgear for comfort.
• Positive pressure supplies a continuous flow of filtered air.
• Drawstring closure allows comfortable custom fit.
• No fit testing required.
• Flame-retardant face seal provides full head coverage.
• Available with Jackson EQC's - the latest i auto-darkening technology.
• The NIMH battery has no memory retention and is approximately 40% lighter than the NiCad battery.
• Smart charger provides fast, reliable battery charging.
• Environmentally-friendly battery disposal.
• Flame-retardant and crush-resistant hose - the only one in the industry.
• Airflow exceeds the NIOSH standard by over 25%.
• Welding helmet bag for carry and storage included.
• Protects against radionuclides, asbestos and other dust, mists and fumes with time weighted averages less than 0.05 milligrams per cubic meter.
• Meets OSHA requirements.
• NIOSH approved.
• Audible alarm for low battery and low airflow.
• Adjustable belt with lumbar support.
• Lightweight and portable unit.
• Includes industrial strength fan.
• Long filter life.
• Full 1 year warranty on blower unit.

The following limitations apply to ALL Shadowaire Systems

• NOT for use in atmospheres immediately Dangerous to Life or Health (IDLH).
• NOT for use in atmospheres containing less than 19.5% oxygen.
• NOT evaluated as an ignition source in flammable or explosive atmospheres by MSHA/NIOSH.
• NOT to be worn as protection against gases or vapors.
• Use only at work rates consistent with the maintenance of positivr pressure within the respiratory inlet covering.  These have shown that a work rate requiring a minute volume of no more than forty (40) liters per minute does not affect the positive pressure of the respiratory inlet covering.  Personnel working in environments requiring minute volumes greater than forty (40) liters per minute should be checked for positive perssures at that work rate using fit-test technologies.