Capital Safety Protecta PRO Series User manual

PROSER'ES
SHOCK
ABSORB''VG
LANYARD
Thismanualis intendedto meet the
Manufacturer's Instructions as required
by the following standards and should
be urcd as part of an employee
trainirygprcgram as required by OSHA:
Effi@Ne
ANSIz3se.l
@. csA225e.11
A Capital
Safety
Brand
WARNI NG: This
product ispart of a personal
restraint, work positioning, suspersion, or rescue
systefi. The user must read and follow the
manufacturet's instructions for each com
ponent
or part of lhe complete systen. Theseinstruc,tions
must beprovidedto the userof thisequipment.
Theuser must rcad and understand these
instructions or have then explained to them before
usin
g thi
s eq ui
p
n enl. Manufacl
urer's irstrucliors
must be lollowed for propet useand maintenance
of this product. Alterations or misuse of fhis
ptoduct or failurc to follow instructions may rcsult
in serious injury or death.
I MPORTANT: tfyou
have
any
questions
on
the use,
care,
application,
or suitability for useof
thisequipment,
corlacfCAPITALSAFETY-
I MPORTANT: Before
usingthisequipment
record the praduct identifiRtion information
(frcn the l.D. label) onto the inspection and
maintenance
log.
PURPOSE:PROTECTA
EnergyAberbing l€nyards
andEnergyAbsorbersareintended
to be usd aspart
of a personal
fallarrestsystem.
Appli€tigns indude
activitios
wherethereexists
the possibility ofa fall.
LlMITATI ONS:Crnsiderthefollowing
appli€tion
limitations
beforeusingthisequipment:
GAPACITY:-Itlis equipment
isfor us by oneperson
with acombinedweight(referto standard).
PHYSI
CALAND ENVIRONMENTAL
HAZARDS:
Useofthisequipmentinareascontaining
physi€l or
environmental
haurds may r€quire
that additional
precautions
betak6nto reducethe possibility
of
damageto thisequipment
or injuryto the user
Haards may include,but arenot limitedto: highheat,
strongor caustic
cflemicals,corrosive
environments,
thepossibility
ofeleclricdffent flowingthroughthis
equipment
whenworkingnesr highvoltage
pows
lineg,
explosiveor toxic
gases,
movingmachinery,
or
sharp
edges.Contad CAPITALSAFEW ifyouhave
anyquestions about
theappli€tion ofthis€quipment
TRAINl NGi This
equipment
isintended to be
installed
andusedby permnswho haveben
properly
trainedin itscorred applicationanduse.
APPLICABLE
STANDARDS:Referto nationalstandards
induding
ANSI2359.'1,CSA
2259.11 (Canada), and
lo€1,
state,federal(OSHA
1910.66and1926.500),
and
CapitalSafetyrequirements
for moreinformation.
COMPATI
BlLlTYOFCOMPONENTS:
FROTECTA
equipmsntisdesignedfor u$ with PROTESrAapproved
@mponentsandsubsystemsonly.
Substitutions
mayieopardize
mmpatibilityof equipment
and
effeclthe safety
andreliability of the system.
COMPATIBlLlTYOFCONNECrORS:
Conneclors
are@nsideredto becompatiblewith @nnecting
elements
whentheyhavebeendesignedto work
togetherin suchaway that theirsizesandshapes
donot causetheirgatemechanisms
to inadvertently
openregafdless
of hw they become
oriented.
@nneclors(hooks, carabiners,and D-rings)must be
capableof ilpporting at least
5,000lbs.(22.2 kN).
Connedorsmust be compatiblewith the anchorag€
or othersystm mmponents. Donotus equipment
FORM
NO:5902281 RA/: E
that isnot mmpatible.Non-@mpatible
connectorsmay
unintentionallydisengage.Se Figure
1.Oonneclors
mustbe mmpatiblein size,shape,
andstrmgth.
MAKINGCONNECTIONS:
Onlyusesalf-tockingsnap
hooksandcarabiners.
Onlyuseconnedors
that are
suitableto aacf|
application.Ensur€
allmnnedions
aremmpatiblein size,shap€andstrength.
Ensure
all@nnec{ors
arefully dosodandlocked.
See
Figure
2 for inappropriate€nnec{ions. FROTESIA
snaphooksandcarabinersshould
notbemnnecied:
To
a D-ringto whichanothermnnectorisattachodand
in a mannerthat wouldresultina load
onthe qate.
NOTE: Llnless equipped
with a 3600 tb. (16kN)
rated gates, larye throat-opening snap hooks
should not be connected to standatd sizeD-dngs
or sinilar objects which will result in a load on
the gate if the hoo4 or D-ring lwlsts or rotates.
Large throat snap hooks are desigred for useon
fixed structural elements such as rebar or soss
nembers that are not shaped in a way that can
capture the gate of the hook.
In afalse
sngagement,wh€refeatures
that protrude
from thosnap
hookor carabinsr
catchontheanchor,
andwithoutvisualconfirmationsegms
to befully
engaged
to the €nchor
pointor to each
other
Diresllytowebbing
or ropelanyard
or ti+back (unless
the manufadurer'sinstruclionsfor boththelanyard
andmnneclor sptrjfi€lly allows
sucfr
a @nnection).
Toanyobjed whidl isshapedor dimensioned
suchthat thesnap hmk or carabingrs
willnot
doseand lock,or that roll-outcould
omr
ANCHORAGE
STRENGTH:Anchorages
slected for
per$nal fallarrestsystems
(FFAS)
shallhave
a strength
capable
of sustainingstaticloads,
appliedinthe diredions
psrmitledbylhe FFAS,of at least:(A) 3,600 tbs.
(16
kN) whm stificatim sists (reference ANSI 2359,1 for
certification deflnition), or (S) 5.000 lbs. (22,2 kN) in
the absenceof cstificaum, Whs mtre than one PFAS
isattacfied to ananchorage, ih€ anchorag€
strengths
set fortfi in (A) and (B) above must be multidied by
thenumberof PFASattachedto the anchorage.
From
OSHA
1926.500and 191ti.66:nncnoragesuseo
for attacfimentof PFqSshallbe independent
of any
anchorage
being
used
to support or suspendplatforms,
andcapable
ofsupporting at leasl5,000lbs.(22.2 kN)
perus6rattached,or bedesigned,
installed,
andusedas
partof a completePFAS,whichmaintains
a sfety fac{or
of at least two, and is superuisd by a qualified person.
WARNI NG: Da not altet or intentionally
nisue this equipment. Usecaution when using
around moving nachinery, electrical hazards,
chenical hazards, and sharp edges-
WARNI NG: Consult
your doctor
it there is
reason to doubt your fitness to safely absorb the
shock from a fall arrest. Age and frtne# seriously
affect a wofuer's ability to withstand falls. Pregnant
women or minors must not usePRO|ECTAenergy
absorbing lanyards.
BEFOREEACHUSEofthisequipment,€refully inspe€t
it to assurethat it isin good
workingcondition.Check
for
wearor damage.Fn$re hardwareispresent andsecure,
andisnotdistort€d.En$re sef-lockingsnaphooksor
€rabiners workproperly. Insp€ct
ropeorwebbinglor wear,
ats, burns,fray€d
edgs, breaks,or otherdamage.Donol
useif inspedionrevealsanunsafemndition.
PLANyourfallprotedion system
beforestarting
yourwork. Takeintoconsiderationfadors lhat affed
your sfety bofore, during, and after afalf. Consider
thefollowingwhen planningyoursystem:
ANCHORAGE:
Selecta rigidanchorage
pointthat is€pable
ofsupportingtherequiredloads.Theanchoragelocation
mustbecrefully seled€dto redue possible freefalland
swingfallhazardsandto avoidstrikinganobjed duringa
fall.Theandlorageshouldbeg€nerally
level
(horizontal)
to prevent the @nneclorfrom slidingdownan incline
when in us, whichcouldcaus€serious iniuryto the user
FREEFALL:tursonalfallarrestsyst€ms mustberigged
suchthat ths potential fre fall is never greattr than
6 feet (1.83 m). Avoidworkingabove
yourilchorage
levelto avoidanincreas€dfreefslldistane.
FALLARRESTFORCES:Theassembledfallarrest
system
must ksepfallarrestforcesbelow1,800
lbs.
{8 kN)whenusedwilh alull bodyharness.
FALLCLEARANCE:
Should
a falloccu( theremust be
sufficient ciearancein the fall areato arrest lhe fall before
striking
the ground or otherobjecl.Energyabsrbffi
canextendthefallarrestdistanceby up to42 inchss
(
I07 crn).Figure3 showshowto eslimatefalldearance
distanc€whenusing
anenergyabsorbing
lanyard
or energy
absorber
subsystem.
Oiherfadors may influence the
required
clearancedistances.fur example,usinganenergy
absorbinglanyardor energy absorberwith a ropegrab(fall
arrestor)mayrequire
additional
dearane dueto stretchin
the lifelineor slidingofthe rope
grabonthe lifaline
during
fallarrest.
Some
full bodyharness
models
in@rporate
aslidlng
(positional)
O-ring
inthe backasthe fallarrest
attachment.Movemffil ofthisD-ring
during
fallarrest€n
indeasethe falldearancedistan€ required.
Us €ution
whenassmbling sys{em
componentsthat muld a€ito
extendthefallarrestdistanm(andthereforefalldeffine
required).Refer
lo manufacturer'sinstructions
for
eachpart of the systemfor more informationon fall
clearance.
SWI NG FALLS: See
Figure4. $ving fallsomr when
the anchorage
pointis notdiredly abovethepoint
wherea fallocqlrs. Theforceof strikingan objectin a
swing
fallmay causeseriousinjuryor death.Minimize
swingfallsbyworkingasclosetotheanchorage
pointas
pos$ble.
Donot permitasiling fallif injury6uld omn
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lf the connectingelement
that a snaphook
(shown)or €rabiner attaches
to isundersized
or
irregularin shape, a situation
could
occurwhere
the connectingelementapplies
a force
to the
gate of the snaphook or carabinel Thisforce
may causethe gate (ol eithera solf-locking
or
a non-lockingsnaphook) to open, allowingthe
snaphook or catabinerto disengage
from the
connecting
point.
1. Forceis 2. Thogate 3. Thegate
appliedto the presses against opens
allowing
snaphook. the connecting the snaphook
ring. to stipoff.
"DO
"RD'
-tuerSy Ab$rbe. O*eleraiion
Oi.l.ne {3 1/2 fr. or 106.6a cm)
=Hoighl lo d.E.l onnedor when
=qe.cne lo obdrudlon durinq
lall and (1 1/2 t. or 45-72 cm
-Requir.d dldance bel@
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SHARPEDGES:Avoidwill bein contactwith, or abrade
against,
unprotected
sharp
edges.Donot loop
lanyard
aroundsmalldiameterstrudural members.
lf working
with thisequipmst nearsharpedgesisunavoidable,
protoclion
against
fltting mustbeprovid€d
by using a
hoavy
padonothermeans
over
the exposed
sharpedge.
RESCUE:
Should
afalloru[ the us€r
(employer)
must
have
a resqJe
planandthe abilityto implemenlit.
AFTER
A FALL:Lanyardswith integralenergy
absorbers,or sergy absorber components
whicfl
havebeen
subjeciedto thelorcesof arrestingafall
mustbe removedfrom servica
anddestroved.
WARNI NG: Read
and foilowmanufacturet's
instructions for associated
equipnent (full
body harness, rope grcb, etc.) usedin yout fall
pratection 6ystem.
I MPARTANT: For
speciat
(custom)
versions
of this
product,
foliow
theinstructionsherein.lf
included,
seesupplementforadditional instructions
MAKI NG CONNECTI
ONS: SeeFigure 5 for hook
oDsration.
Do not usehooksor connectorsthat will
not completely
closeover the atlachment object.
For
these situations,use a tie-off adaptoror other
anchorage
connectorto allowa com
patible
connection.
Donot ti6 knols of any type in lanyards,
and do not
hooka lanyardbackinto itself (choker
style).Snap
hooksand c€rabinersmust not bo connocted
to gach
other Donol attachsnaphooks
to web loops.
GONNECTI
NG TO ANCHORAGEORANCHORAGE
CONNECTOR:
SeeFigure6. Alwaysconnect
the energy
absorberendof the lanyardto the
body support
(harness).
Connect
the lanyard
end to the anchotage
or anchorageconnectof,
100% TieOff Lanyard
Considarations:Commonly
known
as 100% tie-off, "y'type, twin leg,
or
double
lanyards,
theseenergyabsorbinglanyards
€n be usedto provide
continuousfall protection
while moving. With one lanya.d leg attached, the
worker can move to a new location.Atlach the
unusedlanyard
lsg and disconnectattachsdleg. This
procedure
is repeated until new locationis reached.
Other practices that must bs followedin orderto use a
100% tie-ofi type lanyardsafely include:
Theenergy absorber
portion
of the lanyard
must
beconnected
to the dorsalD-ring only.
Useonly
the snaphook (or other connector
provided)
to
attachthe energy
absorber
portiondirectly
to the
harnessdorsalD-ring-SeeFigures7 and 8. Donot
connectthe energyabsorberto the anchorage.
SeeFigure9. Do not attachthe unused
legof the
lanyardbackto the harnessat any localion
unless
a specially designed lanyard retainer is provided
for this purpose.
Connection
of both lanyard
legs
to separateanchorage
pointsisacceptable,
See
Figure10. Neverconnsctmore than one person
to a "Y typ€ lanyardai a time. Do not allowany
lanyard
to pass underarms or legs duringuse.
WARNI NG: Thisstyteof tanyard
uses
hig,
strength webbing and a specialcarcbiner that has
a high strength gate. Do not tie back other lanyard
types.
ATTACHINGA D'RI NGTIE-BACK LANYARD:SeE
Figure
12.Racethe tie-backlanyardovertheanchoring
slrudure. Ensurethe lanyard isnottwisted.Adjustthe
floating D-ring e it hangs below the andDring *ructure.
Atbdr the lanlard sd hook to the flctlng D-ring. Make
surethe @nneding hookor €rabiner doss mmpletely
andlocks.
CONNECTING TOTHEBODYSUPPORT:Connedthe
energyabsorbinglanyardor energyabsorborto the D-ring
onlhe backbetween
the shouldefs
(dorsal
D-ring)on a full
bodyharness.Conned sothe energyabsorber
portion
of
the lanyardisonthe harnessside.
Attaching a Lanyard with Web Loops: See Figure 13.
Insertthe energyabsorbinglanyardweb loopthrough
the harnessweb loop or D-ring. Inseft the opposite
end of the energyabsorbinglanyardthrough the
lanyardweb loop.Rrllthe attachedenergyabsorbing
lanyard
throughthe lanyardweb loopto seure it.
I
nssrt lanyard wab loopthrough
web loopor D-ring on harness Harngssweb
loopor D-ring
Web loop on
Energy
Absorbing
Lanyaro
Insertoppositeend of lanyard
throughthe lanyardweb loop
Rrllthe lanyardthroughthe
connectingweb loopto secure
CONNECTING TOA ROPE
GRAB(FALLARRESTOR}:
Connec{
the lanyardend (vs.the energy
absorberend)to
the rope
grab.
Attachinga @mponentstyle
energyaberber
to a rope
grabisnotrecommended,with the exeption of a
"dired-coupling'betweena rope grabanda harness.Some
rope
grabs
may besuppliedwith a permanantly
attached
energyaberbing lanyard.Forthesecas€s,
us ofan
additional
energy
absorbtr isnot re@mmended,
En*re the
lengthof the energyabsorberor energyaberbing lanyard
doesnotexeed the ropegrabmanufaclurer's
recommendedmaximum@nneclion
length
(3 feet or91-44
crnmaximum
per
ANS|
2359.1,
2feetor60.96m
maimum per GSA2259.2:1Oass
AD).
@NNECTI NGTO SELFRETRACTI
NG U FEI-INE:
FROTECTAdoesnot reommend mnnec{ing anenergy
aberbing lanyardor energyabsorber@mponent
to a slf
retrading lifeline.Special
appli€tions doexistwhsrs it may
bepermissible. Contac{CAPITALSAFETY
ifconsidoring
@nnedinganenergy
absorbinglanyardto a selfretrading
lifeline.Aft€ruse,returnthe lanyard
for deaning
orstorage
asdescribed.
It isthe regponsibilityof allusrs of thisequipment
to
understandth& instruc{ions.andto b€trained
in the
correct
installation,
use,andinspectionofthis€quipment.
Thss€individuals
mustbeilare of the consequencos
ot
improperinstallation
or useof thisequipment.This
user
manual
isnot a substitute tor a @mprehensivetraining
program.
Trainingmust beprovided on a periodic
basisto
rore p{oficieocy of the uffi
I MPORTANT: Trainingmustbecondueted
without
exposing
thetraineeto a fall
hazard.
Trainingshouldbercpeatedanaperiodic
basis.
B€fore Eadr Use,visually inspect per steps listed. The
lanyardmust beinsp€c1edby a competent
persn* olher
thanthe usr at leastannually.Record
theresultsof€cfl
formalinspectionontothe inspedionandmaintenancelog.
'@npdent persp,n:
Nt indivdud knawl$@E
d a manufadurcfs r@mnendatbns. ingruclions
and manufadur& @nponents who is @pableof
idehtryingexiging and pt€didilE hazarctsinthe prowr
sf'edion, u* and naintqan8 of fall prctef'ion.
Energy
Absorber
Attached
to Dorsal
D-ring
Do not allow
gate to contact
1n:n:r"s" \
Inmrrect Attachm ent CorrectAttachment
Connectionto tie-back
lanyard.
hoper lmproper
Connection
Connection
ATTACHI NG A Tl E-BACK IANYARD: When using a
PROTECTA
tie-back lanyard, wrap lhe lanytrd around
an appropriata andror, then oped ths gato of the
carabiner and passtho lanyard through lhe carabiosr.
See
Figure11. Thslanyardmay makemor€than one
wraptround theancho[ but the lanyardmayonlybe
passedthrough the carabiner once. Makesure the
lanyard is captured and the gat€ doses complelely.
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I MPORTANT: lf the eneryyabsorbing
laftyaft or energy absorber component has
been subjeded to fall affest or impact forces, it
nust be imnediately removed from service and
de6trcyed.
I MPORTANT: Atremeworkingconditions
(harsh
environment,
prolonged
use,etc.)nay
require
increasing
thefrequencyof inspections.
I fiSPECTI Oil STEPS: I nspectenergy absorbing
lanyard or energy absorbercomponent hsrdware
(snap
hooks,adjusters,swages,thimbles,atc.).
Theseitemsmust not bedamaged,
broken,
distorted,
or have any sharp edges, burrs, cracks,worn parts,
or corrosion. Ensurethe conneetinghookswork
properly.
Hook
gates
mustmovefreelyandlockupon
closing.Ensure ad.iusters
(if present) work properly.
lnspoctthe energy absorbing
lanyardor anergy
absorbercomponent
perthefollowingasappli€ble:
WEBBINGAND STI TCHING:Thewebbingmaterial
must be Fee of ftayed, cut, or broken fibers. Checkfur
tears,
abrasions,mold,burns, or discoloration,
etc.The
webbing
mustbefreeof knots,
ex@ssive$iling. heavy
paintbuildup,andrust staining.Ched(
for chemic€lor heat
damageindicatedby brown,discolored,or brittleareas.
Checkfor ultravioletdamageindicat€dby diseloration and
the presence of splintersor sliverson th€webbing$rface.
Allofthe abovefaclorsareknownto reducew€bbing
strengih.Damagsd or questionable webbingshould
be
redaced, Insp€d stikhing fur pulled or cut stjtches. Brckfl
$itches may bean indi€tion tha energyabsrbing lanyard
or energyabsorbsrcomponenthasbeenimpactlosded
andmustberemovedfrom service.Sea
Figure14.
I
nspod rope for con€ntrated wear Material musl be free
offrayed
strands,
broken
yarns,
ctrts,abrasions,burns,and
discoloraiion.Theropemust befreeofknots,excessive
soiling,
paintbuild-up,andrust Saining.Ropesplices
must be tight, with five full tuck, and thimbles must
be held firmv ry $e sdice, check for chemiGl or heat
damage;indicatsdby bro^,n,dimlored, or brittlearffis.
Checkfor ultraviolstdamage;indi€ted by dis@loration
and splint€rg and sliv€rs along the rope ilrfae. All of
theabovefactorsarsknownto reduce
ropestrength.
Damagedor questionable rope
shouldbe replaced.
Wl REROPE:
lnsped entire lengthofthe wire rope.
Alwayswgar protedivegloves wheninspecfingwire rope.
I
nspedfor brokenwiresby passing
€ble throughgloved
hands, flexing it every ftw inchesto expose breaks.
Brcken wires en be removed by bending the wire back
andforth ptrallelio the ropelength.Donotattemptto
pull
wiresoul of rope.Removethe energy
ab$rbing
lanyardfrom s€rviceimmediately
anddestroyif there
are sixor morer€ndomlydbtributedbrokenwifesin
onelay,or threeor more brokenwiresin onestrandin
one lay.A "lay' ofwire ropeisthe length
ofwirerope
that it takestor a sirand(the larger
grilps ofwires)to
completeonerevolutionortwistalongthe rope.Remove
the energyabsorbinglanyardfrom service
immediatdy
anddestroyif thereareany brokenwires
within'l incfiof
themetalcompressiondsves (sages) at eitherendof
theassmbly. Thewire ropeshouldbefreeof corrosion.
ENERGYABSORBINGCOMPONENT:
Inspeclenergy
absorberto determineif it hasbeenadivated.
There
should be no evidenceof elongation. SeeFigure 14.
Ensute energy abgorber cover is seqjre and not torn
or damaged- Or the PRO Stretcfrn Lanyardmodals,
thelanyardwebbing
willtearout to revealthewarning
onthe impact
indicator
label.See
Fage4 for label
illustration.Alllabels should
beprffint andfully legible.
Thelabels on pages
three €nd four must be securely
attachedto the lanyardand must be fully legible.
Equipmentofferedby CARTALSAFETYiswarranted
againstfactorydefectsin workmanship
and
materialsfor a pariod
of two years
from the date of
installation
or useby the owner,
provided
that this
period
shall
not exceedtwo years
from the date of
shipmsnt.Uponnotice
in writing, CABTALSAFETY
will promptly repairor replace alldefecliveit6ms.
CAPITALSAFETY
reserves
the right to in6pectany
defective
item returned to its plantbaforemaking
a repairor replacement.
This
warrantydo€snot
cover
equipmentdamages
resulting
from abuse,
damagein lransii, or other damagebeyond
lhe
control of CAPI
TALSAFETYThis warranty applies
onlyto original
purchaser
and isapplimbls to our
products
in lieu of all otherwarranties
expressed
or implied.
The following
inspectionitsm8
are indicstions
the snerqy
absorber has
be3n subjeded
to impact
loading and has
beenactivated.
Measured
l€ngthis
more than
6 incheg
(15.24
m) longsr
than length "r
marked gn Torn
Webbing
label
Opan
Endor
Ripped
Out
stitch-
in9
Insped eachsystem
smponent or subsysiem
Derassociatedmanufacturer's
instruclions.
Recordthe inspediondateandresultsontothe inspedion
andmdnlenane logfoundon Page
4 ofthismanual.
lf inspstion roveals
anunsafe condition,
remove
unitfrom srui€ imm€diately
anddestroy,or
@ntad €n authoriz€d
servie €nter for repain
NOTE: ontyIAHTAL SAFETY
ot parties
authorized
in writing
maymake
repairsto thiE
equipment.
Oeanlanyard
with waterand a milddetergent
solution.
Wipe off hardware with a dean, dry doft, and hang to air
dry.Donotforce
drywith heat.lf youhaveanyquestions
regardingcleaningof thisequipment,or requiremore
information,
coniad CAPITAL SAFETYAnex@sive
buildupof did, paint,etc.,may prevent thelanyardfrom
workingproperly, and insevse €ses degradethe webbing
or ropelo apointwhereit hasb@me w€kened and
shouldberemoved
from servie. lf youhaveanyquestions
@ncorning the mdition of your lsnytrd, or have any dtubt
aboutputtingit intoseruic, contad CAPITALSAFETY
Additional
maintenanceandsruicing proedures
(replacament
parts)must be@mpleted
by afadory
authorized
servi@@nter Authorization mustbe
LabelLo€tions
inwriting.Donot disassembletheunit.See
the
lnspedion soction
for inspeclion frequency.
Store
the lanyardina cool,dry,dean environment
outof dired sunlight.Avoid
areaswherechemi€l
vaporcmay exist.Thoroughly
inspectthe lanyard
or
sergy absofbercomponent
after€xtended
s{orage.
" Additionalmodelnumbersmay appearon the next
printingof theseinstructions.
'Add 'C'
to the end of the numberfor CSA
approvsd
models.
m"ldaffi @
@
4@ffiEffi#ffiJ
ini;?.- Bg3*E*B;fiiiffi.lPti't
iliterlala
FROTEqrA
onergy Ssorbing
lanyards may be construded of one
or a combination ot the follcnYing
matsrids:
lanyard Leg
1-in-
pdyostorweb, 1in- and
13'/4-in. Ko\rlaf w&, 112-in-
dismeter nylon rope, 1 3/8-in.
tubular
polysd6rweb, 1 15/16-in.
tubular
polyosls web, 1/4-in.coet€d
gdvanizsd or stainlegsstod c$le.
Connectors hrged st6el, incJnickd/cfi romium
plated,f-in. nylonwebloops.
Shoc*
Absorber 13/4-in. nylon
or polyegerwob,
1-in.polyosterw€b.
Maximum
Arrestforce90o lbs(4 kN)
Parformance MaximumEongdion 42 incfieg
(1.1
m)
A817531
A817532
A817534
A817535
A817536
A817537
A817538
A817539
ACz7900
AE57610
4e57612
AEs7620
4E57630
AE57640
AEs7700
AEs7701
4E57702
AE57800
AEs7801
AE57802
AEs7830
AEs7831
AEs7631
'1330030
1330096
1330097
1330101
1330120
1330140
1330160
1330161
1330180
1330200
1340040
1340051
1
340060
I340080
340101
340121
340141
1340161
1340180
340181
t340142
l
340200
1340220
1340221
1340222
t340223
t344224
t340225
t344226
|340230
t340240
I340250
1340270
|
340401
t340402
|340403
|
340451
t340452
t340701
t340751
|341007
|341050
|
341
052
1341101
t341125
|342001
1342002
I342003
134?101
1342125
1342200
342250
342275
350
150
350200
351
00
I
351050
360040
360060
360080
360180
3601
82
360200
360401
360451
r360452
36't050
361
051
I361
052
361
101
t361125
362001
362002
1362't01
1362125
t362200
t362250
I385000
|3851
01
|385102
I385103
I3851
04
t385301
|385302
t385501
|385701
fto-Stop
LabelLocations
C.G, and l.
Label
H--TwinLegmodels
Labels'A' and 'B'are for ANSI models onlv
/
o,E,andF
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