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Edition: 24.06.2019
ALLOWED USER WEIGHT!
The C2 and C3 were tested additionally with a dummy weighing 150 kg, being subjected to greater loads than requiered by the actual EN 361 standard.
The harnesses can be used by persons weighing up to 150 kg including equippment! (Max.150 kg for a fully equipped user). In this case the shock
absorbing lanyard used (or other fall arrest device) must be approoved for higher user weights of 150 kg! The energy absorber must also be capable to
offer the same performance and to reduce the shock force below 6 kN, in case af a fall, while working with higher user weight. For this purpose, we
recommend using shock absorbing lanyards of the MAGNUM series (tested and certified for users between 50-150 kg).
WARNING!
Before use, the integrity and compatibility of the equipment must be checked.If damage is identified, the harness must be immediately withdrawn from use!
If there is any doubt regarding the condition of the equippment it must be sent to the manufacturer or to an authorised representative of the manufacturer
for a proffessional evaluation.
The harness must be immediatelly removed from service if:
1.The marking/label is missing or is unreadable.
2.Damage has been identified (incisions, worn seams, discoloration, hardened or thinned areas, burns, rusted or deformed metal parts,
defective buckles) or if any abnormalities of the parts or structure have been found.
3.Contact with paints or unknown chemicals had occurred (irreversible contaminations).
4.The harness was involved in a fall arrest or had been subjected to heavy loading.
5.The integrity of the equipment is questionable and the inspection log is incomplete or missing.
6.The equipment was in service longer than 10 years.
Fitting the harness:
1. Pick up the harness by the dorsal ring and swing it gently up and down to reposition the straps and to ease untangling.
2. Open all buckles then put the harness over the shoulders (like dressing a vest).
3. Ensure there are no twisted straps then,one by one, close the chest, waist and legs buckles.
4. Each leg strap will be passed between the legs, from back to front and the buckles will be closed with their corresponding counterpart.
5. Check if the straps are positioned correctly and adjust the length for each one.
6. Ensure that all buckles are closed and locked, that there are no twisted straps and all free ends of the straps are held using the ealstic rings or rubber
sliders provided on the harness.
7. A harness fitted correctly has the dorsal ring is located in the middle, between the shoulder blades and the frontal ring / frontal loops located in the lower
half of the sternum.
8. The straps will be tightened so that one or two fingers can slide in between the body and the strap (check the images below). If the adjustment is too
tight the harness will be uncomfortable and the user will have difficulties working. Insufficientlly adjusted or loose straps can lead to serious or even fatal
accidents!
9. Before working, it is recommended to perform a quick hanging test from a small and safe height, in order to check the adjustments and the comfort of
the harness.
Manual (CLASSIC) buckles
Checking straps adjustment
WARNING!
This product is developped as a Personal Protective Equipment against Fall (PPEaF). Bringing modifications to it or asigning other uses are strictly
forbidden! Each user shall use his own PPEaF as well as his own rescue equipment. The user must know the performances and limitations of his
equipment! In case of uncertainty regarding the equipment seek advice from the manufacturer or distributor.
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