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SCBA hire for firefighting and industrial rescue teams

The Dräger PSS 7000 is a self-contained breathing apparatus to EN 137 with the Bodyguard 7000 electronic monitor, a three-point adjustable backplate and a pressure gauge reading to 350 bar.

  • Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) to EN 137, supplied with the Bodyguard 7000 electronic monitoring unit
  • Single cylinder harness with DIN cylinder thread
  • Carrier ergonomics built around long deployments: three-point height adjustment of the backplate, a waist belt that swivels and slides, and strap adjustment that pulls forward rather than back
  • Pressure gauge working range 0 to 350 bar

Why SCBA harness ergonomics matter

A breathing apparatus that fits the wearer transfers its load to the hips rather than the shoulders. The three-point adjustable backplate sets the height to the individual, the swivelling waist belt follows body movement instead of resisting it, and the forward-pulling strap adjustment can be tightened while wearing gloves – which is the only moment it ever needs adjusting.

Technical data of the PSS 7000 breathing apparatus

  • Standard: EN 137
  • Supplied as PSS 7000 BG 7000 SCS with Bodyguard 7000, single cylinder harness and DIN cylinder thread
  • Pressure gauge working range 0 to 350 bar
  • Total weight 12.2 kg in the configuration with Bodyguard 7000, full face mask, lung demand valve and a full 6.8 l carbon composite cylinder

Typical applications for breathing apparatus hire

  • Firefighting and rescue services
  • Industrial fire brigades and works response teams
  • Hazmat and confined space operations
  • Hot fire training

The following items must be rented in addition

  • R56310: Dräger FPS 7000 full face mask
  • 3338967: Lung demand valve LDV, short hose (green)
  • Air cylinder 9.0 l / 200 bar CC or air cylinder 9.0 l / 300 bar CC

A full face mask and a lung demand valve are required for operation – the breathing apparatus cannot be used on its own.