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rope's breaking strength considerably.
Pic. 4)
The product meets the requirements of the ANSI
Z133-2017 standard as regards the required minimum
breaking load (MBL) for climbing ropes and prusik
loops. It does not meet the diameter requirements
for climbing ropes. There exists no diameter re-
quirement for prusik loops.
3. LIMITATION OF USE
The total length of a subsystem including a lanyard
plus shock absorber, end connections, and connec-
tors must not exceed 2 m.
Never carry out work with this product if, as a result
of your physical and mental condition, your safety
might be compromised in scenarios of normal use
or in emergencies!
Do not place this product near sharp edges!
Care should be taken to ensure that the rope (or
any other part of the system) is routed away from
surfaces that may damage the rope (or any other
component), or that suitable and sufficient protection
is appropriately placed to ensure the rope and other
components are protected.
Keep away from surfaces which may cause damage
to the the work equipment e.g.sharp or abrasive
surfaces or edges. The anchor device shall be used
for personal protective equipment and not for lifting
devices - as in rigging operations!
4. 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,
Limitations oF Use / secURity / WaRninG / tRanspoRt, stoRaGe & cLeaninG
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 components must meet
the harmonized standards under the regime of
regulation (EU) 2016/425. Ensure all neighbouring
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 con-
tingencies. 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.
5. WARNING AND SECURITY
– If there exists only the slightest doubt about the safe
condition of the product, be sure to replace such
product immediately.
– A system that has been exposed to a fall shall be
retired, or be returned to the manufacturer or a duly
qualified repair shop for maintenance and testing.
– Snow, ice, and moisture may affect the product's
handling and strength.
– Be sure to avoid high temperatures, sharp edges,
and exposure to chemicals (e.g., acids). Rappel
slowly to prevent the generation of great heat. UV
radiation and abrasion have an adverse impact on
the rope and its strength.
– Knots in the rope may cause a significant reduction
of its breaking load.
6. TRANSPORT, STOR-
AGE AND CLEANING
This product is made of PES. Therefore, never expose
it to temperatures greater than 100° C. Chemicals may
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