INSPECTION:
1. Ensure the safety retractable locks when the lifeline is
pulled sharply, with no slippage, lock-up should be
positive.
2. Labels must be present and fully legible.
3. Check the connecting hooks or carabiners for damage,
distortion, or corrosion, and working condition.
4. Check the housing for distortion, cracks, or other damage
and make sure anchorage point is not distorted or
damaged.
5. Inspect each component of the personal fall protection
system according to the manufactures instructions.
6. The lifeline must fully extend and retract smoothly with
no hesitation or slack on the line.
7. Check the lifeline for cuts, bums, chemical damage,
abrasions, loose strands, or corrosion, the lifeline must
not be damaged.
8. Check for loose or missing screws and bent or damaged
parts.
9. Use of this equipment in areas where surrounding
hazards exist may require additional precautions to
reduce the possibility of injury to the user or damage to
the equipment. Hazards may include, but are not limited
to: high heat, caustic chemicals, corrosive environments,
high voltage power lines, explosive or toxic gases,
moving machinery, or overhead materials that may fall
and contact the user or fall arrest system.
ULTRA-SAFE Safety retractable's are not required a yearly
inspection. If inspection reveals an unsafe or defective
condition, remove the safety retractable lanyard from
service and contact an authorized service station for repair.
NLY ULTRA-SAFE or authorized parties in writing may
make repairs to the equipment.
MAINTENANCE:
Clean the lifeline with water and a mild detergent, rinse
thoroughly and air dry, periodically clean the exterior and
position the safety retractable so water can drain out, clean
labels. An excessive build-up of dirt or other contaminants may
prevent the retractable from operating properly or from fully
retracting causing a potential free fall hazard. Store the safety
retractable in a cool, dry, and clean environment, avoid storing
in areas where chemical vapors exist, or direct sunlight.
NEW US-HPM65 Winch (personnel & material)
The hand-crank rope winch is
particularly suitable for easy and
jolt-free lifting and lowering of
diverse loads. The maximum
nominal load is 550 lbs.
Galvanized steel rope, rope
length max. 65 feet at 3/16”,
weight 15.4 lbs.
Mounting for US-HRA65 and US-HRA100
Part # US-B65-100
Fast-change mounting for
attaching Ultra-Safe HRA fall
protection equipment, suitable
for attachment to all Ultra-Safe
tripods, weight approximately 4
lbs. (HRA device up to 65 ft. cable
length)
Mounting for US-HRA150
Part # US-B150
Mounting for attaching HRA fall
protection equipment with
100/150 foot cable length suitable
for attachment to Ultra-Safe
tripods.
Top Block Assembly for US1-5000.
Part # US-PC
Stable, smooth running deflection roller
for 3/16” steel rope, is supplied with
carabiner hook. Rustproof and corrosion-
resistant stainless steel version, included
steel carabiner Weight approx. 2.4 lbs.
WARNING!
Training must be conducted without exposing the trainee to a fa
hazard. Training must be repeated periodica y. If the safety
retractab e anyard has been subjected to a fa arrest it must be
removed from service and returned to an authorized service repair
station. Do not a ter or intentiona y misuse this equipment, use
caution when using this equipment around e ectrica hazards, moving
machinery, chemica hazards, and sharp edges. This product is part
of a persona fa arrest system, the user must read, understand and
fo ow the manufacturers instructions for each component.
Instructions must be fo owed for proper use and maintenance, fai ure
to fo ow these instructions may resu t in serious injury or death.
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