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Can an ambient air pump be used for confined space respiratory protection?

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Can an ambient air pump be used for confined space respiratory protection?

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A. Those confined spaces deemed IDLH (Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health) environment require an SCBA or an airline respirator with an escape bottle. These model Escape bottles normally require a high-pressure/pressure-demand breathing system. An AABA (ambient air breathing apparatus) is a low-pressure, constant-flow product. Therefore, the high-pressure escape bottle and the low-pressure AABA will not work together.

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