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LORY CLIMB
User Manual
0123 EN 341-2A:2011, EN 12841-C:2006, EN 15151-1:2012

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  • Page 1 LORY CLIMB User Manual 0123 EN 341-2A:2011, EN 12841-C:2006, EN 15151-1:2012...

  • Page 2: Brief Description

    INTENDED USE This requires special training on how to handle and select intermediate securing points cor- The LORY CLIMB lead climbing safety device is rectly and safely. part of personal protective equipment (PPE) of category III to prevent falls from heights.
  • Page 3 BRIEF DESCRIPTION EQUIPMENT • EN 15151-1 type 8 EN 892 single rope, ø 9–11 mm, e.g.: • LORY CLIMB safety device made of aluminium DYNAFLEX 11 mm and stainless steel Sheath shift: Ss 0.1% • LORY CLIMB lead climbing safety device Expansion: E 6.1%...
  • Page 4 4 | 5 TYPE: LOC01/.../DYNF11.0 Connector acc. to EN 362 Label rope Control lever Rope outlet (Lead climber) Safety device Clamping D-ring for Rope inlet connector (Securing person) acc. to EN 362 Safety rope EN 892 Sewn rope end...
  • Page 5 TYPE: LOC01/.../TECSP11.0 Connector acc. to EN 362 Tape energy absorber acc. to EN 355 Label rope Control lever Rope outlet (Lead climber) Clamping Safety device D-ring for Rope inlet connector (Securing person) acc. to EN 362 Safety rope EN 1891-A Sewn rope end...
  • Page 6 6 | 7 LORY CLIMB REAR SIDE Safety rope Control lever Identification/rope course top Clamping cam Spring bolt (unlocking button) Anchorage point for Identification connector acc. to EN 362 LORY CLIMB INNER VIEW Safety rope Pivot clamping cam Clamping cam...

  • Page 7: Information Before Use

    • Faulty PPE components may only be tested or • Are there any signs of damage to the fittings, repaired by BORNACK or in a workshop D-rings, buckles or connectors acc. to EN 362? authorised in writing by BORNACK.
  • Page 8 8 | 9 LORY CLIMB IN USE PREPARATION Wear safety gloves. CAUTION: RISK TO LIFE! Wear suitable shoes when abseiling. Hooks on the lacing and metal trimmings can become caught in the rope and lead to fatal falls! CAUTION: RISK TO LIFE!
  • Page 9 LORY CLIMB IN USE Insert the rope C Insert the rope at the top next to the axle of the casing into the device. Here, the upper end of the rope must point toward the ‘an- chor point’ or in the direction of the ‘secured person’.

  • Page 10: Handling The Device

    10 | 11 LORY CLIMB IN USE HANDLING THE DEVICE Basic setting F When under load and without any interven- tion by the user, the device always goes to the basic position STOP. The clamping cam blocks the rope from running through the de- vice.
  • Page 11 STOP position and blocks. During an ab- seiling process, always ensure that the loose rope end is held in the hand and is guided. The safety device LORY CLIMB has a self-block- ing securing system that prevents almost all usage errors.
  • Page 12 12 | 13 LORY CLIMB IN USE If the panic lock is triggered, it can be reset by carefully returning the control lever to the basic position. ATTENTION: Always allow the free lower end of the rope to run through your open hand! •...

  • Page 13: Application Options

    DGUV Regulation 112-198). If possible, do not change direction (rope friction makes lead climbing more difficult). Attach the safety device LORY CLIMB to the ATTENTION: anchor point. Use a longer tape sling approx. Always use edge protection if used on sharp 1.0 m.
  • Page 14 LORY CLIMB IN USE M Hook the connector acc. to EN 362 of the safety rope LORY CLIMB to the dorsal or pref- erably the sternal D-ring ‘A’ of the full body harness of the secured person. Check the fas-...
  • Page 15 LORY CLIMB IN USE P The lead climber must use suitable attach- ment equipment to create rope turning points at short intervals. ATTENTION: • Be aware of the risk of banging into obstruc- tions or the floor along the entire arresting length.
  • Page 16 16 | 17 LORY CLIMB IN USE Follow climbing S The securing person keeps the safety rope taut with the LORY. CAUTION: RISK TO LIFE! After-climbing with a guided type fall arrester ROPSTOP03 is only allowed with TECSP11.0 and an installed tape energy absorber!
  • Page 17 LORY CLIMB IN USE DESCENT X Place the guide type fall arrester ROPSTOP03 onto the safety rope. Y Release the intermediate securing element (Y-lanyard). CAUTION: RISK TO LIFE! Never attach the ROPSTOP03 the wrong way round! ATTENTION: During the descent, the second-to-last climber...
  • Page 18 Repeat this down to the ground. AC Release the safety rope that landed on the floor from the D-ring of the full body har- ness. Remove the LORY CLIMB from the building and stow in the equipment sack.
  • Page 19 RESCUE AFTER A FALL The fallen person can be lowered immediately to the ground by the securing person using the LORY CLIMB. An additional rescue device is not necessary. The abseiling process is controlled via the con- trol lever and the hand on the in-running rope.

  • Page 20: Safety Instructions

    (situation-dependent) + braking path Accident Insurance) principle 312-906, energy absorber (max. 1.75 m) + height of BORNACK or by a workshop authorised in D-ring (1.5 m) + safety reserve 1.0 m. writing by BORNACK. This must be document- • Before use, ensure adequate clearance below ed in the test card.

  • Page 21: Safety Regulations

    SAFETY REGULATIONS • The local safety guidelines (e.g. in Germany, the DGUV Regulations 112-198 and 112-199 issued by the professional associations) and the accident prevention guidelines for the specific industry (UVV) must be observed. • Application temperature: -20 °C to +60 °C. •...

  • Page 22: Maintenance

    SERVICE Complies with the Regulation (EU) 2016/425 for If you have any further questions about this PPE PPE. or other BORNACK services:, such as: • Risk analyses EU type testing (Module B) and production • Rescue concepts monitoring (Module C2) by: •...
  • Page 23 Maximum usage period after being used for • For reasons of liability, repairs may only be the first time: 10 years carried out by BORNACK or in a workshop authorised in writing by BORNACK. In ideal storage conditions and annual inspec- •...
  • Page 24 24 | 25 OTHER STORAGE • Dry wet PPE before storage. • Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight. • Do not store PPE near radiators. Permanent exposure to temperatures above +50 °C has a negative impact on the strength of the textile material and shortens the life span.
  • Page 25 OTHER PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION The following identification is on the product: Identification securing unit: Product name Logo Manufacturer address CE symbol and number of the test office Observe/read the Production date User Manual Charge Serial number EN norms EN 341-2A:2011 TECSP11.0 30-180 kg Rope type/ max.
  • Page 26 26 | 27 OTHER Identification safety rope: CE symbol and number of the test office Product name Logo Product category Product type Observe/ Rope length read the Art. No. User Manual Charge Serial number Manufacturer Production date address EN norms Data matrix CE symbol and number of the test office Product name...

  • Page 27: Eu Declaration Of Conformity

    EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...
  • Page 28 28 | 29 TEST CARD FOR ANNUAL MONITORING The test list must be com- Type LORY CLIMB: _______________________________ pleted in full by the expert during the annual inspec- Production date: _______________________________ tion. Charge: __________________ /___________________ This test list does not claim...
  • Page 29 TEST CARD FOR ANNUAL MONITORING Please complete: Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year No deformation of metal parts? Control lever in place & fully functional? Clamping cam in place & fully functional? Connector(s) acc. to EN 362 in place/undamaged? Smooth snapper function? No corrosion damage?
  • Page 30 30 | 31 Notes:...
  • Page 31 Notes:...
  • Page 32 Tel + 49 (0) 70 62 / 26 90 0-0 Fax + 49 (0) 70 62 / 26 90 0-550 info@bornack.de www.bornack.de © BORNACK – Subject to technical changes Reprinting or duplication, even of excerpts, is only permitted with written consent Status: 07/2021 GAL Art. No. 8000147_EN ebo/anh...

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