A breathing air supply system (200) is configured to be carried by a person (300) and includes a breathing air supply device (130), a fastening device (1) for the breathing air supply device (130) and a vital parameter sensor (30.1). The vital parameter sensor (30.1) is mounted in or at a back section (22) belonging to a fastening section (20) of the fastening device (1). The vital parameter sensor (30.1) is configured to contactlessly measure a vital parameter of a user (300) of the breathing air supply system (200).

A reducer for a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), comprising a primary air pathway with a primary metering valve and a secondary air pathway with a secondary metering valve. The reducer has an Emergency Breathing Support System (EBSS) outlet that is fluidly connected to a branch line of the secondary air pathway.

A reducer for a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), comprising a primary air pathway with a primary metering valve and a secondary air pathway with a secondary metering valve. The reducer has an Emergency Breathing Support System (EBSS) outlet that is fluidly connected to a branch line of the secondary air pathway.

A back carrier of an air respirator includes a cooling conduit section having a meandering metal conduit. The cooling conduit section is interposed between a branching port having a pressure reducing valve built in and a medium-pressure hose. Breathable gas that is filled in a cylinder at high pressure, and adiabatically expanded via the pressure reducing valve flows into the cooling conduit section so as to exert a cooling effect around the cooling conduit section. Such an air respirator can be used for protective clothing and also for fireproof clothing.

A back carrier of an air respirator includes a cooling conduit section having a meandering metal conduit. The cooling conduit section is interposed between a branching port having a pressure reducing valve built in and a medium-pressure hose. Breathable gas that is filled in a cylinder at high pressure, and adiabatically expanded via the pressure reducing valve flows into the cooling conduit section so as to exert a cooling effect around the cooling conduit section. Such an air respirator can be used for protective clothing and also for fireproof clothing.

A portable body surface air cooling method and a device thereof are disclosed. A portable air compression and heat dissipation set at least composed of an air compression unit, an air heat dissipation passage set and a power unit. The device compresses air with normal temperature in an environment to form compressed air, transfers the compressed air through a transfer passage, dissipates the heat of the compressed air and lowers the temperature of the compressed air in the transfer process, making the compressed air with lowered temperature continuously self-expand to reduce the pressure and lower the temperature in the transfer passage, guiding the compressed air to a terminal expansion spraying/spreading position, The compressed air is directly sprayed to the body surface of the user to spread hot air layer and perform the processes of final expansion, heat absorption and temperature lowering. Accordingly, double cooling effects are achieved.

The present invention provides a system, a kit and a use thereof for oral mucosa delivery of a composition. The composition may comprise at least two sub-compositions admixed right before dispensing to the oral mucosa. In one embodiment, the system is a pressurized system. In another embodiment, the admixed sub-compositions are atomized. In one embodiment, one of the sub-compositions comprise a beneficiary gas, such as oxygen. In another embodiment, one of the sub-compositions comprise a nutritional supplement, a nutraceutical composition, a pharmaceutical composition, or any combinations thereof.

A system for performing exothermic operations or oxygen delivery uses a rod and handle configuration to create a flowpath of oxygen. The rod includes cables having stainless steel fibers that burn using the oxygen within a hollow center area. While burning, the rod cuts through material. A sheath covers the covers to contain the gases and prevent unraveling of the cables. The handle attaches to the rod and provides control of the flow of oxygen to the rod. A manifold fixing in place bottles of oxygen connects to the handle and can be fixed to provide different mixtures from different bottles. The rod is disconnected when needed to fix a mask thereto for delivering breathable oxygen to a patient.

A system for performing exothermic operations or oxygen delivery uses a rod and handle configuration to create a flowpath of oxygen. The rod includes cables having stainless steel fibers that burn using the oxygen within a hollow center area. While burning, the rod cuts through material. A sheath covers the covers to contain the gases and prevent unraveling of the cables. The handle attaches to the rod and provides control of the flow of oxygen to the rod. A manifold fixing in place bottles of oxygen connects to the handle and can be fixed to provide different mixtures from different bottles. The rod is disconnected when needed to fix a mask thereto for delivering breathable oxygen to a patient.

The adapter for an oxygen delivery device is a continuation-in-part application configured for use with a previously disclosed oxygen delivery device. The adapter for an oxygen delivery device is modified to work with a single oxygen canister. The adapter for an oxygen delivery device attaches to the single oxygen canister. The adapter for an oxygen delivery device is configured for use with the distribution apparatus of the prior disclosure. The adapter for an oxygen delivery device comprises a canister adapter and a manual flow valve. The canister adapter is a mechanical structure that offsets the distribution apparatus such that the distribution apparatus will receive oxygen from the single oxygen canister. The manual flow valve is a plunger valve that attaches to the distribution apparatus. The manual flow valve controls the flow of oxygen into the distribution apparatus from the canister adapter.