Attaching LUNAR to PPE

LUNAR can be tethered to an SCBA using an MSA Retractor Assembly.

WARNING! 

Ensure LUNAR is securely attached using a tether by following the instructions below for donning LUNAR.

If using a tether other than the MSA Retractor Assembly, ensure that the tether material and connection method are capable of withstanding the loading and environmental conditions that will be encountered during use.

Failure to follow this warning can result in serious personal injury or death.

Retractor Assembly Components

Retractor

01 Split D-ring
02 Retractor
03 Quick-Disconnect Swivel
04 Swivel Button
05 Swivel End

First, remove the Quick-Disconnect Swivel (03) that comes attached to the bottom of LUNAR:

Removing the Quick-Disconnect Swivel
1. Push and hold in the LUNAR Swivel Button (04).
2. With the button depressed, pull the Quick-Disconnect Swivel (03) to remove.

Then follow the instructions for the applicable SCBA:

Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA
Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA

 

Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA

Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA Step 1
1. Identify the G1 SCBA shoulder strap webbing loop (07) within the strap tunnel (06) on the User’s left-hand side.
Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA Step 2
2. Slide the Retractor (02) up the G1 SCBA strap tunnel (06) until the Split D-ring (01) is above the specified stitch.
Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA Step 3
3. From outside of the G1 SCBA strap tunnel (06), secure the Retractor (02).
Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA Step 4
4. Reach into the G1 SCBA side access tunnel (08). At this point, the Split D-ring (01) should be in front of the webbing.
Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA Step 5
5. Fold the G1 SCBA shoulder strap webbing until one end can feed between the gap in the Split D-ring (01).
Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA Step 6
6. Work the rest of the G1 SCBA shoulder strap webbing through the gap. The Split D-ring (01) should now be fully supported by the specified stitching loop.
Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA Step 7
7. Attach the Retractor (02) to the bottom of LUNAR:
a.   Push and hold in the Retractor Swivel Button (04).
b.   Insert the Swivel End (05) into the bottom of LUNAR.
 
8. Release the Retractor Swivel Button (04) and ensure that Retractor Assembly is connected and swiveling freely.

 

Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA

Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA Step 1
1. Identify the M1 SCBA shoulder strap webbing loop (09). It sits on the User’s right-hand side, one loop above the strap adjustment.
Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA Step 2
2. Slide the webbing loop (09) between the gap in the Split D-ring (01) until half of the webbing is within the Split D-ring and half of the webbing is underneath it.
Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA Step 3
3. Grip the Retractor (02) and pull forcefully to the User’s right. Fold the webbing loop (09) under the Split D-ring (01) until it is able to slide between the gap and within the Split D-ring. Note that the stitching on these loops is robust and can handle the amount of force required.
Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA Step 4
4. Flatten out the webbing loop (09) once it is fully contained within the Split-D ring.
Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA Step 5
5. Attach the Retractor (02) to the bottom of LUNAR:
a.   Push and hold in the Retractor Swivel Button (04).
b.   Insert the Swivel End (05) into the bottom of LUNAR.
 
6. Release the Retractor Swivel Button (04) and ensure that Retractor Assembly is connected and swiveling freely.

 

Orienting LUNAR

Orienting LUNAR

The LUNAR device directional search antenna is aligned with the axis of the Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC).

The directional search signal you receive is the signal from the area shown in the thermal image.