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Frequently Asked Questions

• What to do if Flymo user manual is not available?

  If you have an older product, which is not present on our website, please contact our customer service team by phone & email and they are happy to provide you the right document.

• How many pre-set temperatures can the Firefly 2+ have?

  The Firefly App is not necessary to operate the device itself. The temperature can also be controlled directly without the App on ALL Firefly 2+ devices, with 7 pre-set temperatures ranging from 320 to 500°F.

• What is the use of a charging cable in the flyfly 12?

  This will [...] Incident Protection Function The Fly12 has been designed to save footage from major incidents without being recorded over and without you having to do anything. [...] Charging on the Fly Fly12 comes with the ability to accept charge via the supplied USB cable whilst active.

• What is the latest firmware version of the Firefly 2 that allows you to change the?

  This also applies to all Firefly 2 devices with firmware version 3.26 or newer (the latest version is 3.33). You can find video instructions to change the temperature on our YouTube channel.

• What is the EN 388 cut resistance rating?

  New Testing Methods and Scores The EN 388, similar to ANSI/ISEA 105, is the European standard used to evaluate mechanical risks for hand protection. Gloves with a EN 388 rating are third party tested, and rated for abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture resistance. Cut resistance is rated 1-5, while all other physical performance factors are rated 1-4.

• When do gloves have to comply with EN 388?

  Glove manufacturers selling in Europe, have two years to comply with the new EN 388 2016 standard. Regardless of this allotted adjustment period, many leading manufacturers will immediately start using revised EN 388 markings on gloves.

• What is the EN 388 standard for hand protection?

  New Testing Methods and Scores The EN 388, similar to ANSI/ISEA 105, is the European standard used to evaluate mechanical risks for hand protection. Gloves with a EN 388 rating are third party tested, and rated for abrasion, cut, tear, and puncture resistance. Cut resistance is rated 1-5, while all other physical performance factors are rated 1-4.

• What's the difference between EN 388 and ISO 13997?

  The new EN 388 2016 standard uses both the “Coup Test” and the “TDM-100 Test” to measure cut resistance for a more accurate score. Also included in the updated standard is a new Impact Protection test. As discussed above, the most significant change to the EN 388 2016 standard is the formal inclusion of the ISO 13997 cut test method.