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El grupo motor-ventilador-filtro que incorpora un EPI para el aparato respiratorio sobre un soporte en el cinturón trabajador conectado con máscara de cra completa por medio de un tubo tipo traquea, tiene la consideración de EPI?a) no, ya que no e stá unido mediante elementos rígidos.b) si, por que se trata de un elemento indispensable para su funcionamiento correcto.c) sería válida la respuesta anterior su el grupo motor-ventilador-filtro formaran un conjunto único no seccionable.d) este tipo de EPI no es utilizado ordinariamente.
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