3M ROLLGLISS R350 Gebrauchsanleitung Seite 18

DESCENT AND LIFTING LOGS
Each descent and lift made with the rescue device should be logged in the tables below. This record is important for ensuring
that the rescue device does not exceed the capacity limits specified in Table 1.
A. RECORDING DESCENTS: Any descent made with the rescue device must be recorded. To record a descent:
1. Enter the date of use.
2. Record the number of users secured to the rescue device.
3. Record the combined weight of those users.
4. Record the distance traveled during use.
5. Check the date that the rescue device was last sent to an Authorized Service Center. Add the descent distance from all
previous descents since the last service date to obtain the Cumulative Descent Distance.
6. Check the Cumulative Descent Distance against the Maximum Cumulative Descent Distances listed below. If the
Cumulative Descent Distance exceeds the maximum listed for any previous descent since the last service date, then the
product must be removed from service immediately.
Product
Number
Style
of Users
(Figure 1)
1 1 to 2
2 1 to 2
3 1 to 2
Date Number of Users
B. RECORDING LIFTS: Any lift made with the rescue device must be recorded. To record a lift:
1. Enter the date of use.
2. Record the number of users secured to the rescue device.
3. Record the combined weight of those users.
4. Record the distance traveled during use. Lifts of less than 1 ft. (0.3 m) should be logged as 1 ft. (0.3 m).
5. Check the date that the rescue device was last sent to an Authorized Service Center. Add the lift distance from all
previous lifts since the last service date to obtain the Cumulative Lift Distance.
6. Check the Cumulative Lift Distance against the Maximum Cumulative Lift Distances listed below. If the Cumulative
Lift Distance exceeds the maximum listed for any previous lift since the last service date, then the product must be
removed from service immediately.
Product
Number of
Style
Users
(Figure 1)
1
2
3 1 to 2
Date Number of Users
Maximum
User Weight
Number of
(including tools, clothing, etc.)
Descents
Multiple 132 lb. - 440 lb. (60 kg - 200 kg)
Multiple 132 lb. - 551 lb. (60 kg - 250 kg)
Multiple 132 lb. - 551 lb. (60 kg - 250 kg)
Table 3 – Descent Log
Descent Weight
Maximum User Weight
Number of (including tools, clothing,
Lifts etc.)
1 Multiple 66 lb. - 220 lb. (30 kg - 100 kg)
1 Multiple 66 lb. - 330 lb. (30 kg - 150 kg)
Multiple 66 lb. - 440 lb. (30 kg - 200 kg)
Table 4 – Lifting Log
Lift Weight
Maximum Descent
Distance:
Single Use
98 ft. (30 m)
98 ft. (30 m)
98 ft. (30 m)
Descent Distance
Maximum Lift
Distance:
Single Use
98 ft. (30 m)
98 ft. (30 m)
98 ft. (30 m)
Lift Distance
Maximum Total
Descent Distance
12,467 ft. (3,800 m)
9,842 ft. (3,000 m)
9,842 ft. (3,000 m)
Cumulative Descent Distance
Maximum Total
Lift Distance
1,640 ft. (500 m)
1,083 ft. (330 m)
656 ft. (200 m)
Cumulative Lift Distance