Petzl Vertex Vent Helmet

Key features

• Vented shell
• The ventilation holes have sliding shutters to open and close the vents
• Dual chinstrap can be switched between high strength (greater than 50kg - 490N), which limits the risk of loss during a fall, or low strength (less than 25kg - 245N), which limits the risk of strangulation
• The shell is designed to absorb impact forces from the top and side and penetration forces from the top
• 6-point suspended cradle
• Petzl Easyclip system for attaching the visors
• Petzl’s Centrefit system ensures the helmet is perfectly centred on your head
• Petzl’s Flip&Fit system means that you can fold the headband assembly into the shell for easy storage
• 4 head torch clips
• Removeable / washable chinstrap and headband
• Petzl Head torch mounting slots
• Slots for mounting ear defenders
• Available in 7 colours plus Hi-viz yellow and orange

The Petzl Vertex Vent has no electrical insulation rating.

 

Different versions

• Petzl Vertex
• Petzl Vertex Hi-Viz
• Petzl Vertex Vent Hi-Viz
• Petzl Strato
• Petzl Strato Hi-Viz
• Petzl Strato Vent
• Petzl Strato Vent Hi-Viz

 

Cleaning

Wash and rinse in clean water using pure soap
+30°C / 86°F (max.)

Drying

Dry in a well-ventilated place away from direct sources of heat or sunlight.
+30°C / 86°F (max.)

FAQ’s

How do I set the chinstrap strength?
The chinstrap strength should be set in accordance with the risk assessment carried out for the planned helmet use.

- Risk of helmet coming off in a fall – Strong strength >50kg or 490N

- Risk of strangulation – Weak strength <25kg or 245N

One of the parameters in the helmet EN Standard’s relates to chinstrap strength:

- EN 397 – requires a chinstrap strength (if fitted) <25kg or 245N

- EN 12492 – requires a chinstrap strength >50kg or 490N

Use a small flat-head screwdriver to turn the chinstrap clip to the desired setting. 

How do I adjust the fit of my Petzl Vertex?
Push in both headband adjustment wheels and turn them in the same direction until the desired fit is achieved.

Move the webbing through the chinstrap positioning buckles to move the chinstrap forward or backwards. 

Carefully unclip the front headband and move it up or down to achieve the desired fit.   

Move the rear headband so that the webbing is tight.

Test the fit by pushing up on the front brim. There should be limited movement.

 

How do I remove / install the chinstrap?
Use a flat-head screwdriver to carefully depress and remove the chinstrap retaining clips on all four ‘corners’.

 

Understanding your helmet’s European certification

Which strength setting to select for the DUAL chinstrap?

Changing the breakaway part of your DUAL chinstrap

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