Fall prevention retention kit Roque Nublo XXL-XXXL IRUDEK

Retention set to limit the work area in tasks at height, with harness, retention rope, and connectors. Designed for securing and positioning, not for fall arrest. A practical option for professionals who need to control their range of movement.

FEATURES

• Retention kit to limit the work area (not fall arrest)
• Harness with dorsal attachment point and sternum point
• Integrated extension strap to the fall arrest ring of the harness
• Two steel carabiners with screw lock
• Retention rope of 1.5 m
• Transport bag for storage and carrying of the equipment
• Metal components with anti-corrosion treatment (salt spray test 120 h)

BENEFITS OF Roque Nublo XXL-XXXL

Allows working with a controlled range of movement by setting up a complete retention system in a single set. Facilitates placement and transport by gathering harness, connectors, rope, and bag. Suitable when looking for a retention solution for work at height in size XXL-XXXL, avoiding use as a fall arrest system.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHEN IT IS APPROPRIATE

Indicated for tasks at height where the goal is to limit access to areas with fall risk, such as industrial maintenance, work on roofs, installations, assembly, and inspections in structures. Use it when the work procedure requires retention/positioning and not fall arrest.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Type of system: retention (not certified to withstand falls)
• Components: harness, 2 screw carabiners, retention rope, bag
• Length of the rope: 1.5 m
• Applicable standards (components): EN 361, EN 362, EN 354
• Harness usage capacity: 140 kg
• Anchor point usage capacity: 100 kg
• Size: XXL-XXXL
• Weight (size XXL-XXXL): 1720 g
• Service life: 10 years of use + 2 years of storage

REGULATIONS

- EN 361 (Fall arrest harnesses): this is the standard that certifies full body harnesses designed to hold the worker during and after a fall. Unlike a simple belt, this equipment distributes the impact forces across the thighs, pelvis, chest, and shoulders, keeping the body in a vertical and safe position to avoid "suspension trauma" while waiting for rescue. You will identify these connection points as they are marked with the letter "A".

The EN 354 standard specifies the safety requirements for anchor elements (or anchor lines), which are the connection components of a fall arrest system, such as ropes, textile bands, or cables. These elements act as the physical link between the worker's harness and an anchor point or absorption device, and their total length —including connectors— must never exceed 2 meters.

The EN 362 standard defines the requirements for screw-locking connectors (also known as "maillons") used in fall arrest and industrial positioning systems. Unlike conventional quick-opening carabiners, class Q connectors are designed to be semi-permanent connection components, meaning they should only be opened or closed using a tool or deliberate and complete manual effort on their thread. This standard ensures that, once properly closed, these connectors provide superior structural strength and extreme safety against accidental openings at critical points of a safety system.