Half Hood Respirator with Battery Charger and Hose, Scott Safety

Scott Safety Half Hood Respirator with Battery Charger and Hose

This half hood respirator is a complete respiratory protection assembly from the Scott Safety range, supplied new and comprising the half hood, a battery charger and a hose. It is intended for use where powered air-purifying or supplied-air respiratory protection is required and the hood must form a close-fitting seal around the lower face and neck.

New and boxed

Supplied new in original packaging. Contents checked against the packing list. Commissioning, fit testing and verification of the complete respiratory protection system remain with the operating organisation.

Why this matters

A half hood respirator covers the lower face, chin and neck, providing a more enclosed interface than a half-face mask while remaining lighter than a full-face piece. When paired with a powered or supplied-air system, the hood eliminates the need for the wearer to maintain a continuous facial seal under exertion. The battery charger supplied with this assembly means the unit can be kept ready for use without sourcing a charger separately.

The hose connects the hood to the air source. Compatibility between the hose, the hood fitting and the air supply unit must be confirmed before the assembly is put into service.

Key features

• Half hood interface, covering the lower face and neck for a consistent seal without continuous manual adjustment.
• Battery charger included, so the assembly is self-contained for powered air applications without additional sourcing.
• Breathing hose included, providing the air pathway between the hood and the supply unit.
• Product code FH2, for reference when cross-checking compatibility with accessories or replacement parts.
• Manufacturer reference SCG207101, use this when contacting your supplier or the manufacturer for technical support.

Safety obligations

Respiratory protective equipment must be selected, fitted and maintained in accordance with the relevant regulations and the manufacturer instructions. Fit testing is a legal requirement in most occupational settings before a tight-fitting respirator is used in a hazardous atmosphere. The operating organisation is responsible for ensuring the complete system, including filters, air supply and hose connections, is appropriate for the specific hazard present.

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.