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    Rapid Ref : 9873835  

    Kemppi Zeta Fresh Air W211 Auto Darkening Welding Helmet & RSA 230 Respirator System, Shades 8-14
    9873835

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    Lightweight design for added comfort

    The Kemppi Zeta Fresh Air W211 with RSA 230 Respirator System combines advanced welding protection with effective respiratory safety, making it an ideal choice for professional welders working in demanding environments.

    With an auto-darkening filter and a shade range of 8-14, the W211 delivers excellent visibility and protection across a wide range of welding applications. Its lightweight, ergonomic design ensures all-day comfort, while the RSA 230 supplied-air respirator system delivers dependable respiratory protection against welding fumes and airborne contaminants.

    Unlike the W200L, the W211 lacks integrated automatic LED work lights, making it a streamlined option for welders who don't need built-in task illumination.

    Key Features

    • Auto-darkening welding filter with shade range 8-14
    • RSA 230 supplied-air respirator system
    • Clear, wide field of vision for improved weld accuracy
    • Lightweight and comfortable design for extended use
    • High-level respiratory, eye and face protection
    • Suitable for MIG, TIG, MMA and plasma cutting applications
    • Slim helmet profile for working in confined spaces
    • No integrated automatic LED work lights

    A professional fresh-air welding helmet system that delivers outstanding protection, comfort and visibility for everyday fabrication, manufacturing and maintenance work.


    Product Details

    Technical specifications Value
    Welding filter type XA 60Z
    ADF view size (mm) 110 x 60
    ADF switching time 0.1 ms
    ADF light state 3
    ADF shade range 9 - 13/14
    ADF sensors 3
    ADF UV/IR protection At all times
    ADF battery type 1 x CR2450
    ADF remote control Yes
    ADF classification V1
    Grind mode Yes
    Flip-up visor No
    Impact rate EN ISO 16321 E
    Operating temperature -5 - 55 °C
    Storage temperature -20 - 50 °C
    Recommended maximum humidity for use 80%
    Materials 100% cotton, PA, Padding foam plastic, PC, POM, PP
    Weight without accessories 680g
    Standards
    EN ISO 16321-1 E, EN ISO 16321-2, EN 12941 TH3, EN 14594, AS/NZS 1716 P2, AS/NZS 1337.1, AS/NZS 1338.1

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    Kemppi Air Fed Helmets FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing a welding or grinding helmet with a powered or flow-controlled air system.

    What is the difference between a powered respirator unit and a flow-controlled compressed air system?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A powered respirator unit is a belt-worn blower with a battery that filters the surrounding air and passes it to the helmet. A compressed-air system feeds clean breathing air from a supply through a flow-control unit.

    A battery unit gives freedom to move without a hose to a fixed supply. A compressed-air system needs a suitable air source and clean, properly filtered air, but has no battery to charge. Choose by the work, the site and what you already have.

    Which helmet should I choose for welding and which for grinding?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A welding helmet has an auto-darkening filter for arc work. A grinding helmet has a clear visor and is built for impact from particles and sparks.

    If you do both, you can use a welding head for arc work and swap to a grinding head on the same blower, if the system allows. This is often easier than a single compromise helmet.

    What does the shade range tell me?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    The shade range shows how dark the filter can go and how light it is in the clear state. A range that starts at a low shade is good for low-current work and for seeing before the arc starts, while higher shades are for heavy current.

    Choose a range that covers your processes and currents. A variable shade control gives more flexibility.

    Can I use the system with a beard or glasses?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Facial hair under a seal can let contaminated air in, so tight-fitting masks need a clean-shaven face. A loose-fitting powered helmet or hood does not rely on a seal, so it can be used with facial hair, but check the maker's guidance for your own helmet.

    Spectacles often fit under the helmet, but check clearance and comfort. Make sure nothing blocks the airflow around the face or lets contaminated air reach the breathing zone.

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