Thank you to all our customers, suppliers, friends and family for a wonderful year!
During the holiday season, we close our warehouses and offices so our staff can relax and enjoy time with friends and family.
These dates are 3:45pm on 24th December until 6:30am on 4th January.
If you require urgent assistance, our email sales@breathe-safe.com will remain monitored during this time.
We wish everyone a safe and wonderful holiday and look forward to working with you in 2022!
BreatheSafe systems meet and exceed this standard with our new INPRESS TS.
There are 5 performance requirements in ISO 23875
Learn more about BreatheSafe Cabin Air Purification Solution
The INPRESS TS is the latest touchscreen monitor controller of the BreatheSafe system. It provides automatic control over the air filtration system and utilises a simple interface for a user-friendly experience.
The BreatheSafe High Pressure HEPA Filtration system meets and exceeds ISO23875 requirements
BreatheSafe uses HEPA H14 filters at 99.99% efficient of particles 0.3 microns in size. This is more efficient and safe than the standard of H13.
Using maximums outlined in the standard, the TS alerts the operator when CO2 levels reach and pass acceptable levels, and increases airflow to minimise CO2.
BreatheSafe systems are integrated into the OEM aircon system. Both the fresh and recirculated air are filtered through HEPA filters for optimal protection.
The TS automatically controls pressure levels to remain at a pre-set pressure by adjusting blower speed of the pressurisation unit.
The TS is equipped with live charts, auto-recording of events, and auto data logging to ensure prolonged safety.
The INPRESS TS (TLUCPMCO2) automatically controls the blower speeds to maintain preset cabin pressure. It does this by monitoring the pressure through its built-in pressure transducer.
Industry minimum standard is between 20 and 50 Pa from new. Our systems are preset to remain at 50 Pa but can be changed through system settings.
The TLUCPMCO2 measures the pressure inside and outside the clean air compartment and calculates the error based on the pressure setpoint. An algorithm applies these values, and the controller calculates a proportional output that adjusts the speed of the pressuriser motors.
The BreatheSafe TLUCPMCO2 automatically sounds alarms at pressure drops, alerting the operator to the potential of hazardous air.
Optionally, the unit can distinguish if a door or window is not sealed correctly and alert the operator. At the same time as this alert is sounding, the blower power will increase to keep the operator as safe as possible.
With the option to add TLUCPMCO2 BreatheSafe CO2 sensors, operators will be alerted when unsafe air quality conditions are present by providing real-time CO2 data and audible/visual alerts.
The BreatheSafe INPRESS automatically records and stores recorded data, depending on sampling requirements this can be up to 12 months.
The TLUCPMCO2 controller is designed to start data logging as soon as it is powered up. Data samples time, date, motor capacity, and current pressure readings. This is additional to standard alarm logging, which occurs at every alarm instance.
Service test mode easily shows cabin sealing effectiveness and filter lifecycle capacity tests.
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Safe Work Month 21 starts today with the theme think safe, work safe, be safe. As a provider of health and safety equipment, we truly know how important it is to keep safe at work.
At BreatheSafe, we are committed to providing for the health, safety and welfare of all staff, employees, contractors, volunteers, customers, and visitors to a workplace. This commitment extends to ensuring that our operations and activities do not place members of the public, the local community or the environment at risk of harm, injury, illness, or damage.
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“The first priority and concern of all in the coal and other mining industry must be the health and safety of its most precious resource – the miner”
US Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act 1969 – amended 1977
BreatheSafe is a proud Australian manufacturer of high-efficiency air filtration and air conditioning systems (HVAC) for mining and construction equipment. We supply intelligent, custom designed fresh air cabin pressurisation units with high-efficiency particulate filters (HEPA as standard) for fixed, mobile plant equipment and site buildings.
Exposure to any type of respirable dust or respirable particulate has a high probability of causing a heart & lung disease. Breathe-Safe’s high-efficiency cabin fresh air pressuriser systems are developed to isolate and protect operators working in hazardous environments at extraction, mineral processing and construction sites from numerous airborne substances, for example: respirable dust & respirable particulate, asbestos fibers / naturally-occurring asbestos(NOA), coal mine dust, silica (RCS), sulfur dioxide, DPM, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), stockpile emissions and others.
Find out more about best practice guides: Technical pages
The vast knowledge gained over time by traveling to sites to install, trial and then develop new systems has led BreatheSafe to work directly with OEM manufacturers and end users with existing (remote monitoring 24/7) trials with BHP, Rio Tinto, Boral, Caterpillar & Komatsu. Breathe-Safe continues to design and install custom air conditioning upgrades for Hyundai Construction equipment, Komatsu machinery & for Toyota material handling equipment.
BreatheSafe submits that there may be no “safe level” of exposure to respirable dust. However, it must be kept as low as reasonably practicable for the service life of the machine and the health of the operators.
Learn more about BreathSafe systems: Catalogues
BreatheSafe is committed to delivering the most effective product with systems that protect operators by reducing their exposure, to airborne respirable particles, to practically zero while inside the cabin and/or building.