SECURITY
Check also at all times that objects (including karabiners, rope crossings, twigs etc.) do not
contact the top of the friction hitch and affect or eliminate the reliable grab function.
Modifications or additions to this product, apart from replacement of the spare parts as descri-
bed above, are unacceptable, unless done by the manufacturer.
CAUTION!
Please make sure that the Pinto pulley and the thimble on the Prusik loop do not
contact one another, but that they are spaced at a distance from one another. Other-
wise, the thimble might be pulled into the pulley and damage it.
TO BE OBSERVED PRIOR TO USE
Prior to every use, this product must be subject to a visual inspection in order to verify its
integrity, readiness for use and proper functioning.
Once the product has been subject to a fall, its use must be discontinued immediately. If the
slightest doubt remains, the product must be retired or may not be used again until a duly
compentent person, having subjected such product to the required testing and inspections,
has approved its further use in writing.
It must be ensured that the recommendations for use with other components be complied
with: ropes need to meet EN 1891, while carabiners need to meet EN 362. Further PPE com-
ponents must meet the harmonized standards under the regime of regulation (EU) 2016/425.
Be sure to observe the recommendations provided in this Manufacturer's Information document
and the specifications contained in the "Documentation of Equipment".
The compatibility of all components in the load chain is of critical importance.Ensure all neigh-
bouring components are compatible. Ensure all components are correctly configured. Failure to
do so increases risk of serious injury or fatality.
It is the responsibility of the user that a relevant and 'live' Risk Assessment is in place for the
work to be carried out which includes emergency contingencies. A plan of rescue measures
that covers all foreseeable emergencies needs to be in place before this product can be used.
Prior to and during use, rescue measures that can be executed safely and effectively must be
considered at all times.
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