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- The fall arrest system must be connected to the dorsal D-ring
or to the end of the extension strap if it has one, or to two
sternal rings simultaneously. These points are identified by
the letter A (single fastening) or A/2 (these points must be
connected together).
- The use of the harness with a fall-arrest subsystem must be
compatible with the instructions for use of each component
of the system and with the standards: EN353-1 / EN353-
2 / EN 355 / EN360 / EN 362. For mobile fall-arrest systems
including a rigid (EN353-1) or flexible (EN353-2) belay support,
it is recommended to connect the harness using the sternum
anchor points. For energy absorbers (EN355) or self-retracting
fall-arrest systems (EN360), connect the harness to the dorsal
anchor point.
- The anchor point on the structure used to fix the fall-arrest
system must be slightly above the user, and must comply with
the minimum resistance requirements specified in the EN
795:2012 standard (R ≥ 1200 DaN). Try not to distance yourself
too much from this anchor point in order to limit the impact of
a possible pendulum fall.
- The tool-holder rings must not be used as anchor points or
work positioning points under any circumstances.
- After a fall or when the fall indicators have been activated (#7),
the harness must be destroyed.
- The maximum rated load for the rescue harness function is
140 kg.
- This harness can be used by a person weighing less than or
equal to 140 kg, provided that the associated arrester systems
comply with the normative requirements for arresting a fall
with a mass of at least 140 kg.
- Note that during rescue operations, there is a risk of
suspension trauma.
- Before the first use of the full body and rescue harness, it is
mandatory to carry out suspension tests in a safe place on the
fastening points to be used for the rescue operations (EN 1497:
2007)(#3) in order to validate its expected effectiveness and
comfort level (Adapted size - ease of adjustments).
GENERAL
CONDITIONS
HARNESSES AND WORK RESTRAINT BELTS :
INTERPRETATION OF THE MARKINGS (#9):
- 1 Product Name (Model).
- 2 Pictogram requiring that the instructions be read before use.
- 3 Pictogram showing the maximum rated load and size of
the fall arrester and rescue harness.
- 4 Individual Production No.
- 5 Date of manufacture.
- 6 Expiry date.
These products comply with the 2016/425 Regulation. They meet the requirements of the harmonised standards EN361:
2002 and EN1497: 2007. The declarations of conformity are available on: www.neofeu.com.
Notified body for UE type examination :
APAVE SUD EUROPE SAS (N°0082) – CS 60193 – F13322 MARSEILLE CEDEX 16
Notified body for production control :
AFNOR CERTIFICATION (N°0333) - 11, rue Francis de Pressensé - FR 93571 LA PLAINE SAINT DENIS Cedex
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- A periodic inspection carried out by a competent inspector is
necessary to ensure the safety of the user, which is connected
to the maintenance of the effectiveness and resistance of the
equipment. A mandatory annual inspection will check the
condition of the equipment and it can only continue to be used
on obtaining a written agreement.
- Do not expose these products to temperatures less than -30°C
or more than 50°C.
- This equipment must not be used in any way contrary to these
specifications and under no circumstances should its limits be
exceeded.
- Storage: the product must be stored in a dry and well-
ventilated area, sheltered from any direct or indirect source of
heat and from ultra-violet rays. Drying wet equipment must be
performed in the same conditions.
- Cleaning and disinfection: exclusively with water and a neutral
soap.
- Packaging: use rot-proof and watertight protective packaging.
- Transport: packaged and sheltered from impacts or pressure
caused by the environment.
- The product must not be modified or repaired.
- Service life: Fall-protection PPE are designed to last for
several years in normal conditions of use and preservation.
The service life depends on the use. Certain environments
that are particularly aggressive, marine, siliceous or chemical
can reduce the service life of PPE. In these cases, special care
must be taken regarding protection and the inspections before
use. The mandatory annual inspection will validate the correct
functioning of the mechanism and it can only continue to be
used on obtaining a written agreement from the manufacturer
or its representative.
As concerns what has been mentioned above, the rough
estimate of the service life of the products, as recommended
by the marketing authority, is 10 (ten) years.
- Ensure that the identification sheet and the maintenance
monitoring table is kept up to date from the time of the
commissioning and during each inspection.
- 7 Reference standard and year of issue.
- 8 Manufacturer's logo.
- 9 Address of the Marketing Authority.
- 10 Identification of the notified body that intervened in the
inspection and production phase.
- 11 CE Marking.
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