General Information - Vevor Rope-S-105-32 Bedienungsanleitung

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Static Climbing Rope
Reference ASTM F2116 – 01 (2015)
Trademark
standards EN 12275:2013
All instructions attached to the device must be read and understood carefully
before use. Attention! This sheet contains only the general instructions.
1) TRAINING AND PHYSICAL FITNESS.
The activities related to the use of this device are potentially dangerous and its use
is reserved exclusively for competent and trained persons or persons directly
supervised by competent and trained persons. Before using the device, it is
essential to: have received adequate training and instruction and, where required,
specific training for the use of the devices; be familiar with the device; be in perfect
psycho-physical shape. Attention! Consumption of alcohol or psychotropics,
including medication that may alter perception, balance and concentration, is to be
avoided.
2) WARNINGS. Before use: ensure that all equipment is in perfect operating
condition, that it is appropriate for the intended use and that all the elements and
components are compatible with each other and comply with the rules, regulations
and directives currently in place; check that the system is assembled correctly and
that the various components work without interfering with one another. Before and
during use: check the perfect closure of the lever and the associated locking of any
connectors used.
3) Tips for protecting your Ropes
You too can help prolong the lifetime of your products. To succeed in this challenge,
several aspects must be taken into account: product usage (intensity, frequency,
conditions etc.), and also transport, storage, care and maintenance. Taking care of
all of these aspects helps avoid premature wear of the equipment. Here is a
summary of precautions recommended by VEVOR for maintaining your
equipment.
3.1) Precautions for use
A rope swells with use and can shrink in length by up to 15 %. Regularly check the
length of your rope. A wet or icy rope is less abrasion-resistant. It is also harder to
control in belay/ rappel devices. Descent a knot at the end of the rope is a
necessary precaution in certain situations. Avoid descending too rapidly: there is a
risk of burns and accelerated wear of the rope. If a rope is cut into several lengths,
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