F130 - Uncategorized Schuberth - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Schuberth
Model	F130
Product Type	Full-face motorcycle helmet
Material	Fiberglass composite shell
Weight	Approximately 1,650 g (size M)
Sizes Available	XS to XXL
Fastening System	Ratchet chin strap
Visor	Clear, scratch-resistant, Pinlock-ready
Ventilation	Multi-directional intake and exhaust vents
Interior	Removable, washable, antimicrobial lining
Safety Certification	ECE 22.06 approved
Communication System Ready	Compatible with Schuberth SC2 intercom
Emergency Release System	Quick-release cheek pads and chin strap
Sun Visor	Integrated drop-down sun visor
Maintenance	Clean with mild soap and water; avoid solvents
Spare Parts Availability	Visors, liners, cheek pads, and vents available
Warranty	5 years from purchase date

Frequently Asked Questions - F130 Schuberth

How do I properly clean the Schuberth F130 helmet?

Use a mild soap and water solution with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, solvents, or abrasive cleaners. Allow to air dry away from direct heat.

How do I remove and install the visor?

Slide the visor to the fully open position, then press the quick-release buttons on both sides. Align the new visor tabs and click into place.

Can I use the helmet with a Bluetooth intercom?

Yes, the F130 is compatible with Schuberth SC2 intercom and other standard systems. Pre-cut speaker pockets are provided.

How do I adjust the ventilation?

Slide the chin vent open or closed for airflow. The top vents open by pushing the slider forward. Exhaust vents are always open.

What sizes are available for the Schuberth F130?

The helmet is available in sizes XS through XXL. Refer to the size chart in the manual to find your fit.

How do I remove the interior lining for washing?

Unsnap the lining at the back and edges, then gently pull it out. Hand wash with mild detergent, air dry completely before reinstallation.

Is the helmet safe for track use?

The F130 is ECE 22.06 certified, which meets requirements for most track days. Always check specific track regulations.

How do I replace the sun visor?

The sun visor is integrated and not user-replaceable. If damaged, contact Schuberth service for repair options.

What should I do if the helmet is damaged?

After any impact, replace the helmet immediately. Inspect regularly for cracks. Contact Schuberth support for repair or replacement of parts.

How do I adjust the chin strap?

Pull the strap through the ratchet buckle to tighten; press the red button to release. Ensure a snug fit under the chin.

USER MANUAL F130 Schuberth

F130

MANUAL

F130

DE

DEUTSCH 4–13

EN

ENGLISH 14-23

KOMPLIMENT!

The high-performance SCHUBERTH F130 firefighter helmet is an excellent choice. This helmet is a SCHUBERTH quality product specially developed for increased thermal stress. It complies with the standard DIN EN 443: 2008 (www.beuth.de).

Protective helmets are part of personal protective equipment and help to prevent or at least significantly reduce head injuries. Please read this instruction manual carefully so as not to neglect any aspect relevant to your safety.

NOTES ON USE

The firefighter helmet SCHUBERTH F130 is intended for firefighting in buildings, for rescue/salvage operations, for work in connection with traffic accidents and in general for all work within the scope of a firefighter. All other uses are to be excluded and release SCHUBERTH from any liability. The visor is intended for use with the firefighter helmet SCHUBERTH F130. All other uses are to be excluded.

⚠ WARNING: The protective effect is only achieved when the helmet fits perfectly and the headband is adjusted to the head circumference and the chinstrap is fastened. Removable parts must not be worn separately. Only wear the helmet when it is fully assembled.

⚠ WARNING: The helmet is designed to absorb one impact only. Like a car's crumple zone, the energy acting on the helmet is absorbed by complete or partial destruction of the helmet's shell or lining structure. Even if this damage is not immediately visible, the helmet must be replaced after an impact or other force.

LIABILITY FOR FUNCTION OR DAMAGE

Liability for the function of the SCHUBERTH F130 firefighter helmet is in any event transferred to the owner or operator if the SCHUBERTH F130 firefighter helmet is improperly maintained or repaired by persons who do not belong to SCHUBERTH GmbH or were not trained by SCHUBERTH GmbH or if handling is carried out that does not correspond to the intended use. SCHUBERTH GmbH is not liable for damage caused by non-observance of the above information.

USE

The SCHUBERTH F130 firefighter helmet is available in one helmet shell size and approved for a head size range of 53 cm to 62 cm.

Adjusting the head width

By turning the rotary knob clockwise or counterclockwise you can make the head width narrower or wider.

Adjusting the wearing height

The wearing net (wearing height!) is adjusted by moving the two rear net holders. After loosening the net holder (D) from the guide straps (E), it can be adjusted to the required wearing height and fixed in place by snapping into the guide straps' holes (E). Please make sure that the studs are firmly pressed in.

Adjusting the chin and neck strap

The chin strap's quick release ensures easy opening and fastening of the chin strap. Grasp the helmet with both hands on the chin-neck strap and pull it over your head from the forehead.

Fasten the chin strap with the quick release fastener. The neck strap must be tight under the ears and at the back of the head. A double buckle is provided for adjusting the length of the neck strap. The chinstrap must be snug under the chin. If necessary, the chin strap's length can be adjusted and fixed to the Velcro fastener.

WARNING: The SCHUBERTH F130 helmet complies with the

requirements of the DIN EN 443:2008 standard on the retention system if the chin strap supplied by the manufacturer has been worn and adjusted in accordance with these instructions.

Cleaning and care

Only clean the helmet shell and lining with lukewarm soapy water. The helmet lining can also be treated with disinfectant (e.g. Heliosept Medical Spray). Do not use solvents. The integrated visor should also only be cleaned with lukewarm water and soap, then rinsed and wiped dry.

Changes to the helmet

⚠ WARNING: The standard version of your helmet complies with the applicable standards and may therefore not be changed or equipped with equipped with third-party components and accessories of any kind. Incorrect or third-party linings, subsequent drilling of holes for accessories or other changes to the safety helmet impair the protective function and lead to its approval expiring. Only accessories suitable for the SCHUBERTH F130 may be used. In case of doubt, please contact SCHUBERTH directly.

Service life – Firefighter helmet

This helmet's service life is influenced by the type of material (s) used in its construction, as well as the environment in which the helmet is used and stored (according to EN 443: 2008).

The F130 with a painted helmet shell made of advanced, high-temperature resistant thermoset material (High-Temp-Fibre) has an excellent ageing resistance and is not subject to any changes due to sunlight (UV radiation). The lifetime of these helmets is limited mainly by mechanical, thermal and chemical influences. Thermosets (such as the High-Temp-Fibre used) are generally considered to be very resistant to these stresses.

With regard to their ability to withstand weather-related, chemical and thermal effects, they are significantly more effective than thermoplastic materials.

⚠ WARNING: SCHUBERTH firefighter helmets do not have a mandatory service life or expiry/discard date, as the maximum service life depends on the above-mentioned effects.
⚠ WARNING: To achieve the longest possible service life, it is essential to follow the instructions in the respective user manual. This includes in particular the instructions for the regular checking of its fitness for use as well as cleaning, care, maintenance and repair measures. Defective or worn helmet components must be replaced with original parts.

Checking the fitness for use

Please check the helmet shell, lining, chin strap and accessories at regular intervals and depending on use (e.g. always after fire fighting, rescue and salvage operations):

• A damaged helmet must not be used again. It must be exchanged and rendered useless
• The helmet is designed to absorb one impact only. Like a car's crumple zone, the energy from collision is absorbed by complete or partial destruction of the helmet's shell or lining structure. After an impact or other force, the helmet must be replaced.
• Also, the helmet's paint surface must be checked for damage, since the self-extinguishing special paint structure is an important factor for thermal performance and damage to the paint can lead to a reduction in service life. Small, superficial scratches do not reduce the protective effect.
• Even with helmet damage from high thermal effects or direct contact with chemicals (sometimes detectable by damage to or changes in the shell paint colour), the helmet must not be used any more.

For evaluation, use our damage overview in the download area at https://www.schuberth.com/produkte/feuerwehr/downloads.html as a guide.

⚠ WARNING: As a rule, the helmet must not be used after being subjected to a high impact or any other force. This applies even if no external damage is visible.
⚠ WARNING: Since the shock-absorbing parts of the lining are also not exposed to visible influences, we recommend that the helmet be replaced after 15 years as a preventative measure.

Warranty

SCHUBERTH grants the original purchaser a warranty for material and manufacturing defects of 2 (two) years from the date of purchase if the helmet is used as intended. SCHUBERTH's liability is limited at its sole discretion to either the repair or replacement of products that are demonstrably defective within the warranty period. The helmet must not deviate from its original condition and/or be damaged by improper use.

Maintenance

The helmet must undergo regular maintenance. The replacement of SCHUBERTH original parts from the spare parts and accessories list in this user manual can be carried out by the user, who must be trained in specific activities. Any other repair work must be carried out exclusively by trained personnel or at the SCHUBERTH Service Center.

Storage and transport

Firefighter helmets should be kept cool and dry in a protected place. Although the helmet shell is UV-resistant, the direct influence of sunlight must be avoided during storage in order to prevent any possible UV radiation damage to the luminescent coating.

Storage in the vicinity of aggressive substances such as solvents and fuels must be avoided at all costs. The helmet can, sufficiently wrapped in padding foil, be transported in the box.

SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Spare parts

399000081 Head support ring (with imitation leather sweatband)

9300100520 Carrier net with net holder

3990000415 Leather sweatband (imitation leather, black) with felt strips (Set = 10 pcs)

3990000260 Chin-neck strap

3990000190 Fastening screws set (replacement screws + nuts + sealing sleeves)

3990000215 Chin strap screws set (2 x nuts (Nirosta) + 2 x screws)

9041400205 Reflective foil, silver for F130 H3

Accessories

9040030700 Neck protector NPH1 Classic (leather, black, with retaining strap)

9040030705 Neck protector NPH1 Silver Pro (aluminised, with retaining strap)

9040030710 Neck protector NPH1 Nomex ^® (with retaining strap)

9049100018 HTH1 / 2-X Holland cloth shawl collar (Holland cloth) Kernel with retaining strap for F130

3990000320 Visor holder HF1 size H3

3990000840 Visor VF1-HighTemp Standard

3990000810 Visor VF1-Rescue Standard

3990000815 Visor VF1-Rescue AS/AS

3990000830 Visor VF1-Wire (wire mesh visor)

3990000090 Turn lock

3990000700 Neck pad for turn lock

9049100105 Helmet base plate Ultra Lux Pro for torch plug-in adapter Ultra Lux

9049100106 Plug adapter Ultra Lux, large lamp (oval) for helmet base plate

9049100108 Helmet base Ultra Lux Pro set with plug-in adapter for large lights (oval)

9049100118 Torch SH-UK 2AA eLED ET

9049100124 Torch SH-UK 3AA CPO ES

For your SCHUBERTH helmet we only recommend the use of SCHUBERTH original accessories and spare parts, as they are optimally matched to your helmet model.

SCHUBERTH firefighter helmets can be optionally equipped with an intercom set. An overview of all intercom types approved for SCHUBERTH helmets can be found at www.schuberth.com.

⚠ WARNING: For safety reasons, the replacement of all other helmet components may only be carried out by SCHUBERTH.

⚠ WARNING: Removable parts must not be worn separately. When wearing other personal protective equipment or accessories (excluding accessories supplied by the manufacturer for use with this helmet), a helmet marked as conforming to DIN EN 443: 2008 may no longer conform to all sections of this standard. Please refer to the relevant information provided by the manufacturer.

Helmet - Weight

Weight H3 = approx. 1050 g

Helmet – Colours

Luminescent (green)

Fluorescent yellow RAL 1026

PROPERTIES AND LABELS

Please refer to the table below for all properties applicable to this helmet and their meaning. The label is located in the front area on the inside of the helmet shell.

Firefighter helmet SCHUBERTH F130

Label Explanation of label
EN 443:2008	European standard for which approval has been granted
01/2016	Example of production month and year (January 2016)
Type A	Type: Half-shell helmet
F130	Helmet name with helmet shell size
53-62	The SCHUBERTH F130's head size range in cm
UP-GF	Helmet material abbreviation(glass fibre reinforced thermoset material)
CE 0299	Number of the supervising inspection body

Optional properties and labels

Label Explanation of label
xxxx	The firefighter helmet SCHUBERTH F130 is suitable for use at low temperatures down to -40 °C
	Certification for shipboard fire fighting
E2 E3	Electrical insulation strength of the wet firefighter helmet SCHUBERTH F130 and the helmet shell
C Resistance against contact with liquid chemicals

Overview of the chemicals on which the helmet and visor have been tested

Chemicals Concentration (% by mass)

Sulfuric acid 30 (aqueous solution)

Sodium hydroxide 10 (aqueous solution)

p-Xylene undiluted

Butan-1-ol undiluted

n-Heptane undiluted

Integrated notified body 0299

DGUV Test, Testing and Certification Body

Department of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

EU declaration of conformity:

https://www.schuberth.com/en/products/fire-fighting/downloads.html

PSA Regulation (EU) 2016/425:

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/DE/ALL/?uri=CELEX%3A32016R0425

Contact

SCHUBERTH GmbH

Stegelitzer Str. 12

39126 Magdeburg

Germany

Tel. [phone] - 0

Fax [phone] - 444

E-mail: [e-mail]

WWW.SCHUBERTH.COM

Subject to technical changes without notice.

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