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M E n s u re t h at t h e re i s a d e q u at e
clearance below the edge.
CAUTION THREAT TO LIFE:
The lanyard excess is the difference
between the length of the lanyard
(incl. energy absorber, end connections
and connecting elements) and the
distance between the attachment point
and the fall edge
b
b e c a l c u l at e d i nt o t h e re q u i re d
clearance!
Example calculation:
When attaching a 2.0 m long lanyard
(a
= 2.0 m) directly on the fall edge
(b
= 0 m), a clearance of 6.25 m is
required.
ONE FLEX IN USE
and always needs to
M
Length
a-b
Excess lanyard
a
Brake path
energy absorber
1.75 m
(maximum)
1.5 m
Height D-ring
Safety reserve
1.0 m
(minimum)
= 4.25 m
+ excess lanyard
a
a-b
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