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EN 1498 harnesses.
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• EN 358 use: use with EN 813 harness with leg loops (ventral attachment point) and/or EN 358 belt for
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Connectors
[1c] of the adjustment device [1] must be hooked to
connectors are to be inserted in the slot [3]. Always check that the connectors are attached correctly. Warning: do
not connect to the loop of the stopper knot [10] (
).
Anchor points
rope loose: risk of breakage and severe injury in the event of falling
. The connection to the anchoring point
must be performed so as to avoid obstructing the descent.
Principle of Operation
In the event of load on the anchoring side of the rope [3]
[1] rotates on the attachment
hole [1c]
[1f]
[1e], tightening on the rope to brake it. For
[1] and the movable cam [1f] can move freely (
).
CAUTION: any obstacle that can block or limit the movement of the adjustment device [1] or of the movable
cam [1f] cancels possibility for braking the device: do not hold the adjustment device [1] in your hand and do
not keep the trigger [1g] blocked: DANGER OF DEATH (
)
Adjustment
During all operations to adjust the length, it is always necessary to keep the free end [4] of the rope in hand.
[2] in place (
). To elongate the rope
[1g] and allow the rope [2] to slide (
using your hand on the braking side of the rope [4] and gradually release the rope [2] pulling the actuating lever
[1d] (
). Keeping your hand on the braking side of the rope [4] is an essential condition for activating the
movable cam [1f] and allowing the rope to be braked by the device. When the actuating lever [1d]
CAUTION: do not overly pull the actuating lever [1d] to avoid
excessive speed. Never release the braking side of the rope [4] hand when activating the lever [1d]: DANGER
OF DEATH. Avoid keeping the adjustment device [1] in hand or that there are objects that can cause the correct
operation of the movable parts (
).
Use as an adjustable lanyard for restraint and work positioning in accordance with EN 358
the following equation: Fall Factor = Height of Fall / Length of Lanyard. In situations where the Fall Factor will be
0 (e.g. the worker is positioned under the anchor point on a tensioned lanyard) positioning/restraint equipment is
adequate (
). Fall arrest equipment must be used for other situations where the Fall Factor is greater than 1 or
more freedom of movement is required. Always keep the rope under tension and avoid creating slack. When using
A positioning and/or restrain
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