Anchorage Point - Honeywell Miller EN 360 Picture Manual

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Never connect more than one
person to the fall arrester.
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Never block the winding out of
the cable, strap.
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The cable or the strap must
always be tensed. In case of "slack",
the equipment must be checked
by the manufacturer.
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Lateral movements mustn't
exceed one third of the distance
ground / working surface.
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Make your movements on a
normal walking speed. Accelera-
tions, climbs and others engage
the clamping system of the
equipment.
This equipment is designed for a ver-
tical use. If your cable drum has been
designed for a special use (horizon-
tal or inclined) you must follow the
recommendations of the additional
specific instruction.
AIR CLEARANCE
Before using a cable drum, check for
a minimum space clearance below
the user's feet as necessary, to prevent
any collision with the structure or the
ground.
With a weight of 100 kg in a normal
use (cable drum above the head), the
air clearance D is the stopping dis-
tance H + an additional distance A +
1M. A is function of the length of cable
out L and the angle α formed by the
cable (or D, H, A and L in m and α in °)
(Picture 3) (except in special cases -
see specific manual).

ANCHORAGE POINT :

Choose, if possible, an anchorage
point (except in special cases - see
specific manual) that conforms to the
standard EN 795: that is to say ele-
ments fixed to last, to a structure (wall,
post...).
Check that the anchorage point :
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has a resistance superior to 10 KN
(Picture 1.10)
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is situated above the operator
(Picture 1.7)
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vertical to the work surface :
(angle maxi ±30°).
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Suits at best the anchoring
system
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Does not present sharp edge.
CARABINER
Connector is compliant with standard
EN 362
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When the carabiner is used for
attachment to an anchorage point,
check for compliance with the
recommendations of the "ANCHO-
RAGE POINT" paragraph ;
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AT THE MOMENT OF CONNECTION
TO THE CARABINER, CHECK
THAT THE LOCKING SYSTEM IS
CORRECTLY IN PLACE
ATTENTION
The carabiner is an essential element
for your safety. We therefore recom-
mend that you:
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attribute the connector to
one person in particular, where
possible;
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check the carabiner before each
use in order to safeguard against
any distortion, any sign of use and
to verify the good functioning of
the locking system. (Picture 4)
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do not attach and remove it seve-
ral times during the same working
day, if it has a manual lock
IN THE SAME WAY, IF THE
CARABINER HAS BEEN USED TO
STOP A FALL, IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR
SAFETY REASONS TO RETURN IT
FOR CHECKS .
PERIODIC EXAMINATION
These instructions must be kept with
the product. Fill in the identification
sheet and enter the markings informa-
tion. This periodic examination, which
verifies the effectiveness and strength
of the equipment is indispensable in
guaranteeing the user's safety (refer
to the paragraph "checks before use").
A qualified person (manufacturer or a
person or organization authorized by
the manufacturer) must examine this
equipment at least once each year (ex-
cept in some specific cases – see the
specific manual), in strict compliance
with the instructions of the manufac-
turer and the examination must be
recorded on the attached sheet. The
frequency of the examination must
be increased in accordance with re-
gulations in case of heavy usage or
in difficult environmental conditions.
The legibility of the product markings
must be checked.
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
Good maintenance and storage of
your PPE will prolong the working-life
of your product, while also ensuring
your safety The retractable fall ar-
resters do not require any particular
maintenance. However, it is advised
to: o regularly clean the cable or the
webbing and to checkits state (cf
§ cleaning above) (Picture 1.11). To
know the lanyard composition, see
the additional specific instruction.
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Keep the lanyard in a place venti-
lated and far from direct fire or any
other source of heat.
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do not oil the device
(Picture. 1.12)