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4. This part of the system must always be used in such a manner as to prevent the rope
from becoming slack when being in the vicinity of areas where there is a potential risk of
falling. Only adjust the length of the lanyard when the user is not moving towards an area
where there is a risk of falling.
5. In order to prevent falling and subsequent swinging, the working area and the lateral
movement from the central axis to both sides must be limited to a maximum of 1.50 m.
6. If this lanyard with integrated stretch-type shock absorber is used with a class C anchor
device in accordance with EN 795, the deflection of the horizontal flexible anchorage line
is also to be taken into account when calculating the required height below the user.
7. Note: When falling over an edge, there is a risk of injury as the person falling may
bounce against other parts or components of the building.
8. For the event of a fall over an edge and subsequent swinging movement, special rescue
measures must be laid down and exercised.
Individual components used
Webbing of the lanyard:
Twisted ropes:
Kernmantle ropes:
Sewing thread
Karabiners:
Stretch-type shock absorber:
These instructions for use consist of part 1 (product description), part 2 (general part) and the
associated record card (inspection log).
An inspection log (record card) is enclosed with these instructions for use. This inspection log
must be filled out with the required information by the user before first use.
Testing institute and production control:
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Fachbereich Persönliche Schutzausrüstung
Zentrum für Sicherheitstechnik,
Zwengenberger Strasse 68,
42781 Haan, ID number: 0299
Polyester (PES)
Polyamide (PA)
Polyester (PES)
Polyester (PES)
Optionally galvanised steel, aluminium or
stainless steel
Polyester/Polyamide (PES/PA)
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