Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals - Cab Category 1, 2, 3, and 4 According to EN 15695-1

TS220-UN-15APR13

TS272-UN-23AUG88

CAUTION: Read the information and be aware about the machine cab category stated on the label placed inside the cab.

Category 1 cabs do not provide a specified level of protection against hazardous substances.

Europe Only – tractors or other machines fitted with this cab shall not be used under conditions requiring protection against hazardous substances.

Category 2 cabs provide protection against dust.

Europe Only – tractors or other machines fitted with this cab shall not be used under conditions requiring protection against aerosols and vapors.

Category 3 cabs provide protection against dust and aerosols.

Europe Only – tractors or other machines fitted with this cab shall not be used under conditions requiring protection against vapors.

Category 4 cabs provide protection against dust, aerosols, and vapors.

If utilizing a cab with a rating less than Category 4 under conditions requiring protection, the operator must follow the chemical manufacturer label instructions to protect against dust, aerosols, and vapors when the cab does not provide protection.

Follow the product label provided by the chemical manufacturer for proper use of personal protective equipment.

Follow operational and service instructions for cab and recommended filter replacement intervals.

NOTE: EN 15695-1 is a European Union regulation that defines cab requirements. If this machine is used outside of the European Union, consult national, regional, and local regulations.

1. If the pesticide use instructions require respiratory protection and do not specify the cab category according to EN 15695-1, and the filter according to EN 15695-2, wear an appropriate respirator inside the cab.

2. When operating in an environment where pesticides are present, wear a long-sleeved shirt, long-legged pants, shoes, and socks.

3. Wear personal protective equipment as required by the pesticide use instructions when leaving the enclosed cab:

   • Into a treated area.
   • To work with contaminated application equipment, such as nozzles, which must be cleaned, changed or redirected.
   • To become involved with mixing and loading activities.
   
   

4. Before reentering the cab, remove protective equipment and store outside the cab. If the machine is equipped with a protective clothing locker, store protective equipment in the used side of the locker.

5. To prevent soil or other contaminated particles from entering the cab, clean shoes or boots before entering.

6. Never store chemical containers inside the cab.

7. Always close the windows and doors during spraying to generate an overpressure inside the cab, preventing polluted air from entering the cab.