Description
Specifications
Exceptionally innovative and intuitive: When opening the packaging, the filter plug is automatically released from the filter. The filter is then deployed into operational position and the hood can be immediately donned. Thanks to the self-adjusting internal head harness, no additional tightening is required. All you have to do is: open the packaging, remove and don the hood – and leave the danger zone.
The high-performance combination filter reliably protects against a wide range of toxic industrial gases, vapours and particles. The ABEK P3 filter is approved according to the DIN 58647-7 for filtering escape devices; additionally, the filter is tested in accordance with the EN 14387:2004 for gas and combined filter (s). Particularly convenient: The security seal on the packaging shows if the unit has been opened. In addition, the filter is tightly sealed with two filter plugs.
Replacing the filter after 8 years will extend the service life of the Dräger PARAT Escape Hood to 16 years in total. For this, Dräger offers filter replacement service or an expert training for your employees.
Both, ergonomics and wearing comfort were considered when designing the packaging of the Dräger PARAT Escape Hoods. The escape hood can be carried with a belt, shoulder strap, grip clip or belt clip. The PARAT Hard Case can also be mounted on the wall using a wallholder. Additionally, the robust packaging of the Dräger PARAT Escape Hoods protects the device from damage.
You can select between two packaging types: The Hard Case provides splash water protection (IP54) – the Soft Pack provides dust protection (IP5). Both packaging types have a viewing window to check the filter expiration date and the condition of the device. There is an additional version of the PARAT 7500: A hood which has an elastomeric neck seal – for an even higher level of protection.
Technical specifications
- Dimensions: PARAT® 7520: 235 x 160 x 115 mm (l x w x h) PARAT® 7530: 249 x 156 x 115 mm (l x w x h)
- Weight: PARAT® 7520: 770 g PARAT® 7520e: 850 g PARAT® 7530: 830 g PARAT® 7530e: 900 g
- Filter Performance: ABEK CO P3 combination filter against toxic gases, vapours, particles and fire-related gases
- Approved Duration: At least 15 minutes
- Approvals: According to EN 403:2004 and DIN 58647-7 (filter additionally tested in accordance with EN 14387:2004)
Documentation
Whitepaper Emergency escape - how to select respiratory protection
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Escape Hood for Industrial Emergency Escape
The PARAT 7520 Soft Pack Draeger is an escape hood designed for rapid respiratory protection during industrial evacuation. Safety coordinators, maintenance technicians, and plant operators typically use this equipment to leave hazardous areas quickly with an ABEK CO P3 combination filter. This is EN 403:2004 and DIN 58647-7 certified equipment, and it features a self-adjusting internal head harness for fast donning.
Industry Applications and Professional Use
Manufacturing Work Environments
Workers in manufacturing plants commonly rely on an escape hood when a process upset releases toxic gases, vapours and particles. The soft pack format supports compact storage near workstations, control rooms, and exit routes. This gives teams a practical option for industrial emergency evacuation when quick access matters.
Oil & Gas Facilities
Safety coordinators and plant operators typically keep this respiratory protection near process units, loading areas, and enclosed operating spaces. In emergency escape situations, the ABEK CO P3 combination filter addresses exposure concerns tied to toxic industrial gases and fire-related gases. The dust-protected packaging also suits busy sites where equipment can face routine contamination.
Utilities and Power Plants
Utility personnel often work around confined systems, treatment buildings, and equipment rooms where vapours can appear during abnormal conditions. This escape respirator supports short-duration exit from the danger zone with a straightforward hood deployment sequence. The viewing window helps crews check the filter expiration date without opening the package.
Emergency Services
Emergency responders may stage this emergency escape hood for incidents involving industrial facilities or transport environments. The security seal indicates whether the unit has been opened, which helps support readiness checks during inspections. The compact soft pack also fits mobile response kits and quick-access storage.
Warehousing and Transportation
Warehouse staff and transportation teams commonly need compact escape equipment for enclosed spaces, dock areas, and vehicle support zones. When an incident calls for rapid evacuation, the hood can be donned in a few steps. That simple sequence helps reduce delays during time-sensitive exits.
Technical Specifications and Product Features
Understanding Product Standards
Specifications matter for an escape hood because users need fast deployment, reliable filter performance, and clear storage controls. This model combines a soft pack, ABEK CO P3 combination filter, and visual inspection features that support regular checks. The certified design supports industrial escape use with documented performance expectations.
| Specification | What It Means | Practical Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| EN 403:2004 | Escape hood approval standard | Supports compliant selection for emergency escape use |
| DIN 58647-7 | Filter approval for escape devices | Helps confirm suitability for industrial escape scenarios |
| ABEK CO P3 combination filter | Filter for toxic gases, vapours and particles | Addresses a broad range of contamination risks during evacuation |
| At least 15 minutes approved duration | Short-term escape performance | Supports rapid exit from hazardous areas |
Use Case Scenarios and Applications
Emergency Evacuation from Process Areas
During an alarm, workers can open the package, remove the hood, and don it per manufacturer instructions. The self-deploying design reduces setup steps, which matters when every moment counts. This suits teams that need respiratory protection for industrial emergency evacuation.
Chemical Exposure Response
Chemical processing areas often need a quick escape solution when toxic industrial gases, vapours and particles may be present. The ABEK CO P3 combination filter supports this type of short-term exit. Users generally value the simple deployment and the secure sealed packaging.
Utility Plant Incident Response
Utility plants may face fire-related gases or process emissions during abnormal operating conditions. The hood provides a practical option for leaving the area without complicated adjustment. The head harness then self-adjusts, so users do not need extra tightening before moving out.
Enclosed Workplace Evacuation
In enclosed workspaces, staff often need compact equipment that stays ready yet takes little room. The soft pack helps support convenient storage in accessible locations. That makes the unit useful for occasional-use emergency planning.
Ideal Applications and Work Environments
Where This Escape Hood Excels
- Industrial facilities: The compact soft pack and fast hood deployment support evacuation planning near process areas.
- Chemical processing areas: The ABEK CO P3 combination filter suits scenarios involving toxic gases, vapours and particles.
- Utility plants: The unit supports quick escape from enclosed operating spaces during abnormal events.
- Warehouses: Dust protection and small dimensions help with accessible storage in busy environments.
Professional Applications
Workers Who Rely on This Equipment
- Safety coordinators: They select and stage escape hoods for emergency planning and compliance checks.
- Maintenance technicians: They use the hood during unexpected releases while working on plant systems.
- Site supervisors: They keep the unit ready for crews that need fast evacuation support.
- Emergency responders: They may deploy it during industrial incidents or plant support operations.
- Plant operators: They often store it near control points for rapid access in an alarm situation.
- Industrial workers: They rely on it for short escape periods when conditions change suddenly.
Complete Safety Equipment Solutions
Complementary Safety Gear
This escape hood works alongside other equipment for a more complete respiratory protection plan. Facilities often combine layers of protection because different tasks call for different controls. All Safety can support a coordinated setup that includes escape gear, daily-use respiratory equipment, and site-specific PPE.
Recommended Equipment Combinations
- Emergency evacuation station: Escape hood + respirators + protective gloves + hearing protection
- Plant readiness kit: Escape hood + gas masks + protective gloves
- Mobile response setup: Escape hood + respirators + hearing protection
Selection Guide and Product Suitability
When to Choose This Product
Choose this escape hood when your site needs compact emergency escape equipment with a fast donning sequence. It performs well in plants, warehouses, and utility areas where workers may need short-duration respiratory support. It also suits teams that want a soft pack with visible condition checks and a sealed storage format.
Key Evaluation Factors
- Check the required hazard profile, including toxic gases, vapours and particles.
- Confirm the approval standards match your site procedure.
- Review the storage location and access time during evacuation.
- Verify maintenance and replacement intervals per manufacturer instructions.
Limitations and Alternative Considerations
This product is not suitable for routine respiratory work that requires reusable respirators or continuous use. A full-face respirator or other respiratory protection may fit those tasks better. It also may not suit applications that demand longer exposure duration than the approved escape period. Available from All Safety with standard, expedited, or overnight shipping to suit project timelines.
Daily Use and Maintenance
Workplace Integration
Use the escape hood when an alarm or incident calls for immediate evacuation from an industrial area. Workers generally keep it in the soft pack near exits, control rooms, or other accessible locations. The viewing window helps teams check the filter expiration date before an event.
Care and Replacement Guidelines
Inspect the security seal, packaging condition, and filter expiration date during routine checks. Clean the exterior per manufacturer instructions without opening or damaging sealed components. Replace the filter after 8 years to extend service life to 16 years, and store the unit in a clean, dry location per manufacturer instructions.