A communication assembly for avoiding interferences due to oxygen flow noise, including a) a breathing mask having a body having a face shell having a breathing cavity and a regulator delivering a breathing gas, b) a microphone configured to capture a sound signal in the breathing cavity, c) a test button for supplying the breathing cavity with breathing gas, d) an attenuation device, e) a sound monitoring system, f) a controller configured to the attenuation device operate in an active mode when a flow noise though the breathing cavity during inhalation by the user is detected, and an inactive mode when a vocal sound or a flow noise in the breathing cavity in a stowed configuration is detected, and g) a transmitter for transmitting an output signal.

A device for provision of oxygen masks has a container, which can be closed by a cover, for accommodating one or more oxygen masks, at least one extendable arm having an outer end, and a driving device. The outer end is coupled to at least one oxygen mask. The arm is designed to adopt a storage position, wherein the arm is arranged completely within the container, and an extended position, wherein the outer end is extended out of the container and the arm holds the at least one oxygen mask coupled thereto laterally at a distance from the container. For extension, the driving device is coupled to the arm. The arm has an end piece, on which a wound-up hose can be releasably fixed. A fixing device is formed on the end piece in such a way as to release the wound-up hose when the extended position is reached.

A system may include a manifold. The manifold may include a body and a rupture disc. The body may include first connector connected to a pressurized source, a second connector, and a third connector. The body may include hollow pathway network including a first path portion extending from the pressurized source to a pathway junction, a second path portion extending from the pathway junction to the second connector, and a third path portion extending from the pathway junction to the third connector. The first path portion may include a bend. The rupture disc may be positioned between the bend and the pathway junction. When the rupture disc is in an unruptured state, the rupture disc may seal the first path portion from the other path portions. When the rupture disc is in a ruptured state, the rupture disc may allow a flow from the pressurized source to the third connector.

Breathing mask comprising a shell and a harness, wherein: the breathing mask also comprises a folding system adapted to make the harness move from an extended position to a folded position, the folding system also comprises a pulling device and a guide device, the pulling device has a connecting portion connected to the harness and a gripping portion, the guide device is connected to the shell, the pulling device is free to move between a first position and a second position, and the guide device cooperates with the pulling device to guide the pulling device between the extended position and the folded position.

The invention relates to an oxygen mask (1) for an emergency oxygen supply of passengers in an aircraft, with a carrier (12), on which a breathing bag connection (5) for a breathing bag (11), an inhalation valve (3) and an exhalation valve (4) are provided, wherein the carrier (12) comprises at least two carrier parts (14, 15, 16) which are arranged pivotable to one another.

An extension mechanism for a passenger oxygen mask includes a guide block with defined channels to guide the rotation of a telescoping extension arm mechanism. After rotation, a rotating sleeve latch releases an internal telescoping arm that extends a pull flag for the passenger to grab and release the oxygen mask. A pull flag release mechanism releases the pull flag when the extension arm mechanism is fully extended. Combined spring biasing elements keep the pull flag secured in place while stowed and retract a pull flag retention pin at full extension.

Portable breathing equipment and related methods are disclosed. An example portable breathing equipment (PBE) includes a housing defining a cavity, a cover movably coupled to the housing, and a smoke hood provided in a wrapper and positioned in the cavity. A first portion of the wrapper couples to the housing and a second portion of the wrapper couples to the cover. At least one of the cover or the housing to cause the wrapper to tear to provide an access opening to allow access to the smoke hood when the cover moves from a closed position at which the cover seals the cavity of the housing and an open position at which the cover enables access to the cavity of the housing.

A passenger service unit assembly that includes a frame that defines at least an oxygen opening and a service opening, an oxygen mask housing positioned adjacent the oxygen opening, an oxygen mask housing cover positioned to cover the oxygen opening, and a service cover positioned to cover the service opening. An oxygen mask that is movable between a stowed position and a deployed position is positioned in the oxygen mask housing. The oxygen mask housing cover maintains the oxygen mask in the stowed position. The oxygen mask housing cover is movable between a closed position and an open position. When the oxygen mask housing cover is moved to the deployed position, the oxygen mask drops to the deployed position via gravity. The service cover is movable between a closed position and an open position and includes at least a first passenger service unit component associated therewith.

A respiratory equipment for an aircraft, a pilot or first officer of the aircraft forming a user of the respiratory equipment, the respiratory equipment comprising a head armature, configured to be worn on the user's head, a respiratory mask configured to be applied, in a use position around the mouth and nose of a user, an inflatable harness configured to be coupled to a pressurized gas source, an inflation of the inflatable harness causing an extension of the inflatable harness such that the respiratory mask can be brought opposite the mouth and nose of a user, and a purge of the inflatable harness causing a constrained application of the inflatable harness against the mouth and nose of a user, wherein the head armature comprises at least an occipital member, and a front cradle for receiving and lodging the respiratory mask in a waiting position, wherein the inflatable harness is fixed to the occipital member and the inflatable harness is coupled to the respiratory mask.

Assembly intended in particular to be arranged in a cockpit of an aircraft, said assembly comprising a respiratory mask and a stowage device, wherein: the respiratory mask has a face cover and a harness, the stowage device comprises a base and a platform, the platform is adapted to receive the respiratory mask in a stowage position where the harness forms a loop extending around the platform, the platform comprises a main element movable relative to the base between a retracted position and a protruding position, and the platform further comprises auxiliary elements, the auxiliary elements movable with respect to the main element between a flattened configuration and an expanded configuration of the platform.