Peri LPS Screen Operator's manual

LPS Screen
Lightweight Climbing Enclosure
Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration – Issue 04 | 2018 (UK edition - 09 | 2020)

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Overview
Main Components
LPS Screen Lightweight Climbing Enclosure
Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration
2 Climbing Profile (Climbing Rail-2 LPS 748 or 998)
4 Enclosure Post (Climbing Rail LPS 398)
10 Slab Shoe LPS, adjustable
13 Anchoring M24
16 Slab Anchor Template-2 LPS
20 Mesh Enclosure
22 Telescopic Screen
33 Platform LPS
40 Hinged Cover
Version 1
Climbing Protection Panel with straight
protection screen.
Version 2
Climbing Protection Panel with working
platform.

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Preparation of the Climbing Rails 68
Assembly of the Attachment Points 69
Assembly of the Rail Connector SRU/LPS 70
Assembly of the Rail Connector LPS 71
Platform LPS 74
Assembly of the Enclosure Post 75
Assembly of the Cover Flaps 75
Assembly of the Finishing Platform 77
Assembly of the Screen and
Telescopic Screen 78
C2 On-Site Assembly 87
Assembly of the Platform Extension 87
Telescoping the Screen 88
Assembly of the Telescopic Screen on
the Front Side of the Platform 89
Gap Covering with Draw-in Profiles 91
Gap Covering with Cover Strip Rubbers 93
C3 Suspension on the Structure 94
Setting Up the Climbing Unit 94
Assembly of the Climbing Unit 96
Troubleshooting 103
Utilisation
D1 Suspension and Anchoring 104
Fixing the Leading Anchor 104
Assembly of Slab Shoe LPS 108
Dismantling Slab Shoe LPS 109
Removing the Anchoring 110
D2 Operating the Slab Shoe 112
Opening / Closing the Rail Guidance 112
Activating / Deactivating the Climbing
Pawl 113
Height Adjustment of the Slab Shoe 114
D3 Horizontal Bracing 115
Vertical Bracing 115
D4 Moving by Crane 116
Safety Instructions 116
Preparations 117
Moving Procedure 118
Troubleshooting 119
Finishing Tasks 119
D5 Moving with the Climbing Device 120
Safety Instructions 120
Initial Operation of the Climbing Hydraulics 121
Preparations 121
Hydraulic Diagram 121
Remedial Measures for Malfunctions 121
Moving Procedure 122
Self-Climbing Procedure 123
Bleeding the Oil-Hydraulic System 129
Dismantling
Removing the Climbing Unit 130
Dismantling the Climbing Unit 132
Components
LPS Screen 134
Overview
Main Components 3
Key 4
Presentational Reference 4
Introduction
Target Groups 5
Additional Technical Documentation 5
Intended Use 6
Instructions on Use 6
Cleaning and Maintenance Instructions 7
Safety Instructions
Cross-System 8
System-Specific 10
Storage and Transportation 11
Component Overview and Tool List 12
Tightening Torque 13
General
A1 System Overview 14
Climbing Enclosure 14
A2 Climbing Device and Hydraulics 16
A3 Operating Status and Loads 18
A4 Operating Sequence 20
Work Preparation
B1 Planning the Supporting Structure 24
System Dimensions 24
Dependence on Storey Heights 26
Climbing Rail Spacings 30
Additional Spacers 31
Suspension with the Slab Shoe 32
Mixed Suspension 36
Suspension for Corner Area 37
Reaction Forces 38
B2 Planning the Units 40
General 40
Attachment Point for the Crane 40
Platform Cantilever Beam and Platform
Decking 42
Platform Extension 44
Protection against Falling Objects 47
Covering with the Finishing Platform 49
Enclosure 52
Vertical Bracing 55
B3 Corner Platforms 56
External Corners 56
Internal Corners 60
Non-Rectangular Building Corners 62
B4 Special Applications 64
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Units on Circular Structures
Anchoring to Columns
Variants
Additional Finishing Platforms
Application with RCS Rails
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Assembly
C1 Pre-Assembly 68
General 68
Content
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Overview
Key
Pictogram | Definition
Visual check
Load-bearing point
Tip
Personal protective equipment to
prevent falling from a height
(PPE)
Misapplication
Dimension specifications
Dimensions are usually given in cm.
Other measurement units, e.g. m, are
shown in the illustrations.
Conventions
Instructions are numbered with:
1. ....., 2. ....., 3. .....
The result of an instruction is shown
by: 
Position numbers are clearly provided
for the individual components and are
given in the drawing, e.g. 1, in the text
in brackets, for example (1).
Multiple position numbers, i.e. alterna-
tive components, are represented
with a slash: e.g. 1 / 2.
Presentational Reference
The illustration on the front cover of
these instructions is understood to be a
system representation only. The assem-
bly steps presented in these Instructions
for Assembly and Use are shown in the
form of examples with only one compo-
nent size. They are valid accordingly for
all component sizes contained in the
standard configuration.
For a better understanding, detailed illus-
trations are partly incomplete. Safety in-
stallations may not have been included
in these detailed drawings, but must be
used nevertheless.
* If not identical to the action arrow.
Arrows
Arrow representing an action
Arrow representing a reaction
of an action*
Forces
Safety instruction categories
The safety instructions alert site person-
nel to the risks involved and provide in-
formation on how to avoid these risks.
Safety instructions are featured at the
beginning of the section or ahead of
the instructions, and are highlighted
as follows:
Danger
This sign indicates an extremely hazard-
ous situation which, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
Warning
This sign indicates a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.
Caution
This sign indicates a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in mi-
nor or moderate injury.
Information
This sign indicates situations whereby
failure to observe the information can re-
sult in material damage.
Structure of the safety instructions
Signal word
Type and source of the danger!
Consequences of non-compliance.
 Avoidance measures.
Danger / Warning / Caution
Information
To be complied with
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Introduction
Target Groups
Additional Technical Documentation
* Valid in Germany: Regulations for Occupational
Health and Safety on Construction Sites 30
(RAB 30).
** Instructions are given by the contractor himself
or a competent person selected by him.
Instructions for Use:
– LPS Climbing Device and Hydraulics
– Crane Eye BR-2 2.5 t
– Screen Adapter Stacking LPS 60
–Concrete Cones
Data Sheet: Anchor Bolt PERI 14/20 x 130
Flyer LPS Screen
Contractors
These Instructions for Assembly and
Use are designed for contractors who
use the PERI climbing system either for
assembling, modifying and disman-
tling purposes, or
use it or
have it used for formwork operations.
Competent person
(Construction Site Coordinator)
The Safety and Health Protection Coor-
dinator*
is appointed by the client,
must identify potential hazards during
the planning phase,
determines measures that provide
protection against risks,
creates a safety and health plan,
coordinates the protective measures
for the contractor and site personnel
so that they do not endanger each
other,
monitors compliance with the protec-
tive measures.
Competent person qualified to carry
out inspections
Due to the specialist knowledge gained
from professional training, work experi-
ence and recent professional activity,
the competent person qualified to carry
out inspections has a reliable under-
standing of safety-related issues and can
carry out inspections correctly. Depend-
ing on the complexity of the test to be
undertaken, e.g. scope of testing, type
of testing or the use of a certain measur-
ing device, a range of specialist knowl-
edge is necessary.
Qualified persons
The PERI climbing system may only be
assembled, modified or dismantled by
personnel who are suitably qualified to
do so. For the work to be carried out,
the qualified persons must have re-
ceived instructions** covering at least
the following points:
Explanation of the plan for the assem-
bly, modification or dismantling of the
climbing system in an understandable
form and language.
Description of measures in order to
safely assemble, modify or dismantle
the climbing system.
Designation of the preventive meas-
ures to avoid the risk of persons and
objects falling.
Designation of the safety precautions
in the event of changing weather con-
ditions that could adversely affect the
safety of the formwork system as well
as the persons concerned.
Details regarding the permissible
loads.
Description of any other risks that are
associated with the assembly, modifi-
cation or dismantling procedures.
In other countries, ensure that the
relevant national guidelines and
regulations in the respective cur-
rent version are complied with!
If no country-specific regulations
are available, it is recommended to
proceed according to German
guidelines and regulations.
A competent person must be pres-
ent on site during assembly opera-
tions.
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Intended Use
Introduction
Version 1 with straight protection
screen:
The LPS Climbing Rail forms the bracket
structure.
Version 2 with working platform:
The bracket structure consists of a bot-
tom Climbing Rail LPS to which a plat-
form cantilever beam is bolted and a fur-
ther post (shorter climbing rail) is
attached.
The upper post is, thus, offset by the
width of the platform and supports the
enclosure which is projecting upwards.
A platform consisting of platform beams
and decking elements made of anti-slip
checker plate is attached to the Platform
Cantilever Beam.
Features
The LPS Screen Climbing Enclosure is a
standard application of the LPS Light
Protection System from PERI.
LPS Screen is a bracket-type supporting
structure and has been designed as pro-
tection scaffold according to DIN EN
12811 and DIN 4420. Wind load as-
sumptions are assumed in accordance
with DIN EN 1991-1 (EC 1).
The supporting structure basically con-
sists of 2 bracket structures that are
connected to each other by an enclo-
sure.
The enclosure consists of LPS Mesh
Panels and is fixed to the Climbing Rails
or Steel Walers SRU over the entire
height by means of clamp connectors.
The mesh panels can be variably extend-
ed laterally with telescopic screen ele-
ments.
The lower Climbing Rail LPS is anchored
in the floor slabs of the structure by
means of slab shoes.
Product description
PERI products have been designed for
exclusive use in the industrial and com-
mercial sectors by qualified personnel
only.
These Instructions for Assembly and
Use describe the standard assembly of
the Rail Climbing System LPS as a
Climbing Protection Panel.
The Climbing Protection Panel may only
be used for the application shown here
as a protection against falling with partial
wind protection in the interior and as
protection against falling objects. Ver-
sion 2 also offers a working platform for
accessing the slab edge.
The climbing procedure can be carried
out with both versions either by crane or
using the hydraulic climbing device.
Instructions on Use
Use in a way not intended according to
the Instructions for Assembly and Use,
or any use deviating from the standard
configuration or the intended use, repre-
sents a misapplication with a potential
safety risk, e.g. risk of falling.
Only PERI original parts may be used.
The use of other products and spare
parts is not allowed.
Changes to PERI components are not
permitted.
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Introduction
Cleaning and Maintenance Instructions
In order to maintain the value and opera-
tional readiness over the long term,
clean the components after every use.
Some repair work may also be inevitable
due to the tough working conditions.
The following points should help to keep
cleaning and maintenance costs as low
as possible.
For cleaning and maintenance of the hy-
draulic system, observe the Instructions
for Use for the LPS Climbing Device and
Hydraulics.
Remove concrete residue with water im-
mediately after concreting; this avoids
any time-consuming and costly cleaning
operations.
Never clean powder-coated compo-
nents, e.g. elements and accessories,
with a steel brush or hard metal scraper;
this ensures that the powder-coating re-
mains intact.
Mechanical components, e.g. spindles
or gear mechanisms, must be cleaned
of dirt or concrete residue before and af-
ter use, and then greased with a suitable
lubricant.
Provide suitable support for the compo-
nents during cleaning so that no uninten-
tional change in their position is possi-
ble.
Do not clean components suspended on
crane slings.
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Safety Instructions
Cross-System
General
The contractor must ensure that the In-
structions for Assembly and Use sup-
plied by PERI are available at all times
and understood by the site personnel.
These Instructions for Assembly and
Use can be used as the basis for creat-
ing a risk assessment. The risk assess-
ment is compiled by the contractor.
These Instructions for Assembly and
Use do not replace the risk assessment!
Always take into consideration and com-
ply with the safety instructions and per-
missible loads.
For the application and inspection of
PERI products, the current safety regula-
tions and guidelines valid in the respec-
tive countries must be observed.
Materials and working areas are to be in-
spected on a regular basis, especially
before each use and assembly, for:
signs of damage,
stability and
function.
Damaged components must be ex-
changed immediately on site and may
no longer be used.
Safety components are to be removed
only when they are no longer required.
Components provided by the contractor
must conform with the characteristics
required in these Instructions for Assem-
bly and Use, as well as all valid construc-
tion guidelines and standards. Unless
otherwise indicated, this applies in par-
ticular to:
Timber components: Strength Class
C24 for Solid Wood according to EN
338.
Scaffold tubes: galvanised steel tubes
with minimum dimensions of Ø 48.3 x
3.2 mm according to EN 12811-1:2003
4.2.1.2.
Scaffold tube couplings according to
EN 74.
Deviations from the standard configura-
tion are only permitted after a further
risk assessment has been carried out by
the contractor.
On the basis of this risk assessment, ap-
propriate measures for working and op-
erational safety as well as stability are to
be determined.
Corresponding proof of stability can be
provided by PERI on request if the risk
assessment and resulting measures to
be implemented are made available.
Before and after exceptional occurrenc-
es that may have had an adverse effect
regarding the safety of the slab props,
the contractor must immediately
create another risk assessment, with
appropriate measures for ensuring the
stability of the climbing enclosure be-
ing carried out based on the results.
arrange for an extraordinary inspection
to be carried out by a competent per-
son qualified to do so. The aim of this
inspection is to identify and rectify any
damage in good time, in order to guar-
antee the safe use of the climbing en-
closure.
Exceptional occurrences can include:
accidents,
longer periods of non-use,
natural events, e.g. heavy rainfall, ic-
ing, heavy snowfall, storms or earth-
quakes.
Fire.
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Safety Instructions
Assembly, modification and disman-
tling work
Assembly, modification or dismantling of
climbing enclosures may only be carried
out by qualified persons under the su-
pervision of a competent person. The
qualified persons must have received
appropriate training for the work to be
carried out with regard to specific risks
and dangers.
On the basis of the risk assessment and
Instructions for Assembly and Use, the
contractor must create installation in-
structions, in order to ensure safe as-
sembly, modification and dismantling of
the climbing enclosure.
The contractor must ensure that the per-
sonal protective equipment required for
the assembly, modification or disman-
tling of the climbing enclosure, e.g.
safety helmet,
safety shoes,
safety gloves,
safety glasses,
is available and used as intended.
If personal protective equipment against
falling from a height (PPE) is required or
specified in local regulations, the con-
tractor must determine appropriate at-
tachment points on the basis of the risk
assessment.
The contractor stipulates the PPE to be
used to prevent falling.
The contractor must
provide safe working areas for site
personnel, which are to be reached
through the provision of safe access
ways. Areas of risk must be cordoned
off and clearly marked.
ensure the stability during all stages of
construction, in particular during as-
sembly, modification and dismantling
operations.
ensure and prove that all loads can be
safely transferred.
Utilisation
Every contractor who uses or allows the
climbing enclosure to be used, has the
responsibility for ensuring that the
equipment is in good condition.
If the climbing enclosure is used succes-
sively or at the same time by several
contractors, the health and safety coor-
dinator must point out any possible mu-
tual hazards, and all work must be then
coordinated.
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System-Specific
Assembly work
The contractor must ensure that the
user has the appropriate and sufficient
number of tools, lifting equipment and
slings, suitable and sufficient space for
assembly and storage, as well as ade-
quate crane capacity at his disposal.
There is always the possibility of unfore-
seen risks arising during assembly work.
The level of risk is to be estimated ac-
cording to each individual case and, if
necessary, measures are to be taken to
avoid or at least to minimise the risk.
If guardrails cannot be used due to tech-
nical reasons or have to be removed, the
area of risk must be cordoned off and all
personnel working on the slab edges
must be secured using other means,
e.g. personal protective equipment to
prevent falling from a height (PPE).
Use a guide rope to ensure that assem-
bly units suspended from the crane are
fully under control when being moved.
Persons are not allowed to remain under
suspended loads or between loads and
the structure.
Personnel must keep away from the
area below where assembly work is be-
ing carried out if the area of risk is not
protected from objects that could fall, tip
over, slide or roll away. The area of risk
is to be cordened off.
Access means
Safe access to all working areas must be
guaranteed at all times.
Preferred options are walkways, stairs,
stair towers or site lifts. Ladders are only
suitable for use as access means in ex-
ceptional cases.
In the case of an emergency situation,
the working areas must have escape
routes in place or suitable rescue equip-
ment available.
It must also be ensured that at least one
emergency escape route or piece of res-
cue equipment can still be used if the
power supply fails.
The access areas on the jobsite must be
free of obstacles and tripping hazards,
as well as being slip-resistant.
Safety Instructions
Protection against falling objects
Avoid installing working areas and ac-
cess points in areas of risk. If this is not
possible due to work procedures, suita-
ble protection equipment must be availa-
ble. This also applies to work requiring
only a short period of time.
Tools and materials are to be secured to
prevent them from falling to the ground.
Concrete excess and other forms of dirt
are to be removed at regular intervals.
The platforms are to be kept clean at all
times. During operating conditions,
working areas at great heights are al-
ways to be secured against falling ob-
jects through the use of suitable con-
struction measures.
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Climbing procedure
The climbing enclosure cannot be
mounted for the next concreting step
until the required concrete strength has
been achieved.
As a result of the moving procedure, un-
protected falling edges are formed. Such
affected areas are to be cordoned off
and additional equipment must be in
place to secure those persons working
at the falling edge e.g. personal protec-
tive equipment against falling from a
height (PPE)!
Site personnel, construction materials or
tools may not be transported with the
crane during moving operations. Excep-
tions to this can be determined through
the operational working and assembly
instructions on the basis of a corre-
sponding risk assessment.
The climbing procedure must be moni-
tored by a competent and qualified per-
son.
Safety Instructions
Storage and Transportation
Store and transport components ensur-
ing that no unintentional change in their
position is possible. Detach lifting acces-
sories and slings from the lowered com-
ponents only if they are in a stable posi-
tion and no unintentional change is
possible.
Do not drop the components.
Use PERI lifting accessories and slings
and only those load-bearing points pro-
vided on the component.
During the moving procedure
ensure that components are picked up
and set down so that unintentional
falling over, falling apart, sliding, falling
down or rolling is avoided.
no persons are allowed to remain un-
der the suspended load.
For transportation, the surface used
must have sufficient load-bearing capac-
ity.
Use original PERI storage and transport
systems, e.g. crate pallets, pallets or
stacking devices.
During the climbing procedure, clamping
and crushing hazards are present that re-
sult from moving components.
Those persons carrying out the climbing
procedure must be fully informed about
all possible hazards.
All persons who are not required to carry
out the climbing procedure must leave
the area of risk.
When climbing with the hydraulic climb-
ing device, specifications regarding the
arrangement of the hydraulic hoses are
to be observed. If the standard arrange-
ment is not possible, an authorised per-
son must determine a safe and secure
alternative.
In case of a malfunction, lower the plat-
form to the next possible position, leave
the climbing unit in a safe and secure
manner and notify an authorised person
immediately!
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Component Overview and Tool List
Pos. no. Pos. no.Component name Component nameItem no. Item no.
Climbing Rail-2 LPS 784
Spacer-2 LPS 52
Steel Waler Universal SRU 72
Climbing Rail-2 LPS 398
Rail Connector LPS
Screen Support LPS M20
Rail Connector SRU/LPS
Crane Eye BR-2 2.5 t
Bracing Connector LPS
Bracing Chain LPS 5.0 m
Lifting Beam 9t
Slab Shoe-2 LPS, adjustable
Slab Shoe Corner-2 LPS
Rail Guidance Shoe-2 LPS
Anchoring M24
Screw-On Cone-2 M24/DW 20
Threaded Anchor Plate DW 20
Anchor Sleeve M24
Spacer for Anchor Sleeve M24
Climbing Cone-2 M24/DW 15
Tie Rod DW 15
Threaded Anchor Plate DW 15 Ø 80 mm
Spacer Tube Ø 22, LT = h – 185 mm
KK Concrete Cone M24
Plug PP Ø 26 mm
PERI Anchor Bolt 14/20x130
Bolt ISO 4014-M16x120-8.8
Slab Anchor Template-2 LPS
Nut M16x50
Bolt ISO 4017-M16x030-8.8
Washer ISO 7089-16-200HV
Gitter Panel DX LPS 250 x 123
Telescopic Screen DX LPS 123 x 248
Screen Adapter Single LPS 60
Screen Adapter Double LPS 60
Screen Adapter Telescope-2 LPS
Screen Adapter Combi LPS 60
Screen Adapter Corner LPS
Edge Screen Adapter Telescope LPS
Edge Screen Adapter Corner LPS
Screen Adapter Stacking LPS 60
Platform Cantilever Beam LPS
Platform LPS 250
Platform Beam LPS 235
Platform Beam LPS 173
Platform Beam LPS 123
Platform Cover LPS 37.5 x 107.5
Platform Cover Corner LPS 105 x 105
Toe Board
Hinged Cover
Flap Hinge LPS Ø 48/M10
Flap Safety Plate LPS Ø 48
Scaffold Tube Ø 48.3 x 3.2 L = 2.5 m
Telescopic Scaffold Tube LPS
Scaffold Tube Connector Ø 48-M10 LPS
Cover Plate for Internal Corner
Telescope Beam Finishing Platform LPS
Support Angle TP LPS 25
Platform Cover Finishing Platform LPS
Platform Cover TP LPS 92
Corner Cover TP LPS, left
Corner Cover TP LPS, right
Bolt Ø 16x36
Cover Mat LPS 60 x 75, U120 – 140
Cover Strip LPS 0.20 x 10 m
Cover Mat LPS 41 x 66
Cover Mat LPS 41 x 66
Cover Strip LPS 20 x 108
Cover Strip LPS 20 x 158
Cover Clip Profile LPS 110
Draw-in Profile LPS 18/93
Draw-in Profile LPS 20/55
Self-Drilling Screw ST 5.5 x 45 – TX30
Bolt ISO 4014 M24x70-10.9
Bolt ISO 4017 M16x40-8.8
Nut ISO 7040 M16-8
Oval-Head Screw ISO 7380 M10x25-10.9
Nut ISO 7040 M10-8
Clamp A64 DIN 3570 M12
Nut ISO 4032 M12-8
Cable Binder PA 6.6 SW 203x7.6
Timber
Flat Round Screw DIN 603 M8x100 MU
Bolt ISO 7380-M10X040-10.9-VZ
Untreated Plywood 20, 21 mm
Fitting Pin Ø 21x120
Toe Board Angle 90°
SPAX 6x20 TX30
SPAX 5x25 SK-TX 25
TSS Torx 6x60
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60 Nm 110 Nm 220 Nm 350 Nm
80 Nm
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60 Nm
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90 125815
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92 110 0 6 9
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94 110 279
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Component Overview and Tool List
Tightening Torque
For the screw connections, PERI recom-
mends the following “hand-tightened“
tightening torque MA, hand-tightened
according to Eurocode 3 and DIN EN
1090-2:
Screw
MA, hand-tightened
Tool name
Ratchet Wrench
Extension for the Ratchet Wrench
Wrench Socket SW 36
Allen Key SW 6 / SW 8 / SW 10
Spirit Level
Cordless Screwdriver
Screw Bits TORX 25, 30
Circular Saw
Torque Wrench
Hammer
4-sling Lifting Gear
Round Slings
Ring / Open-end Wrench SW 13 / SW 16 / SW 18 / SW 24 / SW 30 / SW 36
Pos. no. Component name Item no.
Cotter Pin 4/1
Bolt ISO 4014 M20 x 90-8.8
Nut ISO 7042 M20-8
Climbing Device LPS 30 kN
Hydraulic Pump RCS 4x190 bar
Hydraulic Twin Hose RCS 10 m
Adapter Cable RCS
Plug Socket RCS
Reinforcement
Tie Rod
Guide-in Tool RCS
Guardrail
Hinge DIN 7957-200
LPS Screen Lightweight Climbing Enclosure
Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration
Tightening torque has been determined for the following components:
Clamping Screw for Screen Adapter
Nut for Screen Adapter
Climbing Bolt for Spacer
Turnbuckle, oiled
Turnbuckle, dry Hand-tightened + one complete turn (360°)
Hand-tightened

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10 10
22 22
21 21
2
2
40
40
40
40
33
4
2.2
A1 System Overview
Climbing Enclosure
The climbing enclosure can be assem-
bled in 2 basic versions.
Version 1:
Climbing enclosure with straight protec-
tion screen. (Fig. A1.01)
Version 2:
Climbing enclosure with working plat-
form. (Fig. A1.02)
In both versions, the Climbing Rails (2)
are supported by Slab Shoes (10), which
are mounted on pre-completed floor
slabs.
The mesh panels (21) are mounted on
the Climbing Rails (2) using Screen
Adapters.
Additional Telescopic Screens (22) can
be mounted on both versions.
Spacings between floor slabs and the
climbing enclosure are closed with folda-
ble covers (40). During the climbing pro-
cedure, these are folded up and secured
in position.
In Version 2, one Platform LPS (33) and
one Enclosure Post (4) are mounted on
the Climbing Rail.
Assembly of the climbing enclosure var-
ies depending on the storey height and
projection of the slab formwork.
Components
2Climbing Rail-2 LPS 748 or 998
2.1 Spacer LPS 52 (Climbing Bolts)
2.2 Attachment point
4Climbing Rail-2 LPS 398
10 Slab Shoe LPS, adjustable
13 Anchoring M24
14 PERI Anchor Bolt 14/20x130
21 Screen Element LPS
22 Telescopic Screen LPS
23 Screen Adapter LPS
32 Platform Cantilever Beam LPS
33 Platform LPS
40 Foldable Cover
90 Climbing Device LPS 30 kN
Fig. A1.01 Fig. A1.02
Version 1 Version 2
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Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration

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90
40
14
13
10
32
33
23
22
21
22
22
21
21
23
2
4
2.1
2
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Abbreviations used in these Instruc-
tions for Assembly and Use:
a1.2 Anchor spacing to slab edge
B Width of the protection screen
B0Width of Screen Element
B1.2
Projection of the Telescopic Screen
b Width of influence of a bracket
b1Support distance
c Distance of the bracket axes in the
layout
ccDistance between climbing units
c1Adjustment length of Slab Anchor
Template
c2Lateral distance to edge of anchor-
ing
d1.2 Dimension outer edge of Screen
Element to middle of Climbing Rail
dxDistance between building edge
and stop on the Slab Shoe hBSto-
rey height = 2.80 - 4.50 m
F Fibre direction
G Weight
H1.2 Horizontal force on Slab Shoe
hBStorey height = 2.80 - 4.50 m
hGOperating height above ground
h1Projecting height of the protection
panel
hPHeight of Climbing Rail above top
edge of the concrete
hSHeight of slab formwork above the
working platform
hnomInstallation depth of anchoring
LSLength of tie rod
LTLength of Spacer Tube
L1.2 Length of Climbing Rail
NAAnchor tension force
QAAnchor shear force
q Wind load
S Bolt spacing
S1Gap dimension
VCSupport force of the slab
V1.2 Vertical force
X Distance to edge of building
columns
Crane sling angle
∆hHorizontal dimension
A1 System Overview
Fig. A1.03
Fig. A1.04
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90.6 90.5
90.2
90.1
90
90.3
90.4
90.5
90.6
90.3
90.2
90.4
A2 Climbing Device and Hydraulics
Climbing Device and Hydraulics
This section provides basic information
about the climbing device and hydraulic
pump. Further information is provided in
the following sections, as well as in the
separate Instructions for Use for the LPS
Climbing Device and Hydraulics.
Climbing Device LPS 30
The Climbing Device LPS 30 facilitates
gradual climbing of the climbing enclo-
sure.
After the climbing procedure is complet-
ed, the climbing enclosure must be
placed on the climbing pawls of the slab
shoes ensuring that the load is fully sup-
ported. The climbing device must be
load-free. (Fig. A2.01 + A2.02)
Main components
90 Climbing Device LPS 30 1*
90.1 Piston head with claw
90.2 Cylinder base
90.3 Return from the piston side with
hydraulic quick coupler (nipple) to
angle screw with protective cover
90.4 Inflow to the piston base with hy-
draulic quick coupler (bushing) to
angle screw with protective cover
90.5 Cylinder reposition device
(spring-loaded)
90.6 Locking lever (spring-loaded)
The quick couplers on the climbing de-
vice and hydraulic pump are interchange-
able. Feed line and return line cannot be
mixed up.
1* safety components.
Fig. A2.01
Fig. A2.02
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91.8
91.9
91.2
91.10
91.3
91.4
91.6
91.5
91.7
91.1
93 94
92.3
92.4
92
Fig. A2.03
Fig. A2.04
Fig. A2.06
Fig. A2.05
A2 Climbing Device and Hydraulics
Hydraulic pump
Hydraulic Pump RCS 4 x 190 bar,
380 – 460 V for 4 climbing devices 1*
(Fig. A2.03)
Main components
91.1 Operating lever
91.2 Switch unit
91.3 Electricity socket with phase in-
verter
91.4 Hydraulic oil tank
91.5 Filling piece
91.6 Oil level indicator; thermometer
91.7 Oil filter
Return from the piston side of
the cylinder with hydraulic
quick coupler (bushing)
91.9 Inflow to the piston head side of
the cylinder with hydraulic quick
coupler (nipple)
91.10 Rotary field control lamp
Accessories:
(Fig. A2.04 + A2.05)
93 Adapter Cable RCS for supply line
with CEE socket, operational volt-
age 380 - 400 V / 16A, 50 Hz
94 Plug Socket RCS, black for mount-
ing an adapter cable carried out by
a qualified electrician. Operational
voltage 380 - 460 V, 50 - 60 Hz
Hydraulic hose
The hydraulic twin hose is available in
lengths of 10 m and 20 m.
(Fig. A2.06)
Main components
92 Hydraulic Twin Hose RCS 1*
92.3 Hydraulic Quick-Coupler (bushing)
92.4 Hydraulic Quick-Coupler (nipple)
During transport, join the two coupling
ends together in order to protect the
hoses.
1* safety components.
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A3 Operating Status and Loads
Operating status: working
All work carried out with protection pro-
vided by the climbing protection panel
and on its working platforms: assembly
of the slab and column formwork, con-
creting and striking, inspection and
maintenance.
Platforms are freely accessible for the
required work to be carried out.
Max. wind speed km/h.
Operating status: climbing
Moving the climbing unit by crane or by
means of the hydraulic climbing device.
Non-planned loads on the platforms
are to be removed.
Crane-assisted climbing:
Personnel are not allowed on the
platforms during the climbing pro-
cedure.
Self-climbing:
Personnel required for climbing are
usually on the floor slab.
Max. wind speed 72 km/h.
The project-related assumed dynamic
wind pressure, which was taken as basis
for the design, has to be stated on the
execution plan.
Live loads
Working platform 150 kg/m²
Finishing platform 75 kg/m² (if available)
Non-operational
During longer work breaks, overnight, in
the case of storm warnings, with wind
speeds over 100 km/h.
Accessing the platform during storm
conditions is prohibited.
Materials and equipment are to be re-
moved from the platforms.
The assumed wind speed (dynamic
wind pressure) during storm condi-
tions is calculated based on the re-
spective application height, wind zone
and terrain category according to DIN
EN 1991-1-4 or (EC 1).
If given limits are exceeded, a visual
inspection of all bearing components
and a functional check of all safety
components are necessary for further
use.
If a storm warning has higher wind
speeds than originally stated, the site
management has to be informed. All
enclosure tarpaulins are to be re-
moved and the climbing protection
panel is to be supported by means of
additional struts.
On the instructions of authorised site
personnel, the climbing protection
panel can be climbed down to the pre-
vious storey. For this, additional in-
structions are required.
Operating Status and Loads
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Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration

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Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration

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A4 Operating Sequence
Operating Sequence
The difference in the operating se-
quence of Versions 1 and 2 is primarily
due to when the slab is struck.
Both versions can be climbed with the
hydraulic self-climbing device
(Fig. A4.04) or by crane (Fig. A4.08).
Version 1
Climbing enclosure with straight protec-
tion screen.
The slab formwork can remain in posi-
tion. The climbing enclosure can climb
past the slab formwork.
Example
Operating sequence with shortened cy-
cle times if two sets of SKYDECK Slab
Formwork are used.
Step 1
Climbing enclosure is in position.
Close cover flaps.
Concrete the columns.
Step 2
Erect slab formwork with stopends.
Install leading anchor with the aid of the Slab An-
chor Template.
Fig. A4.01 Fig. A4.02
LPS Screen Lightweight Climbing Enclosure
Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration