Retractable anti-fall device with a load capacity of 136 kg and KARBOR 3.5 IRUDEK connectors.

Retractable fall arrest device with a load capacity of 136 kg, featuring a centrifugal force brake mechanism, for vertical use, with an impact force of 6 kN.

It has a lower rotating steel carabiner with a fall indicator.

FEATURES

• Robust: High-strength synthetic housing, offering long durability.
• Safe: For maximum loads of 140 kg, reducing the impact force below 6 kN.
• Rotating lower carabiner 976: to prevent tangles and improve the equipment's performance.
• Fall indicator: in case of a fall, the green line turns red, indicating the user's fall.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Length (m): 3.5
• Weight (kg): 1.77
• Stopping distance (m): 125
• Height (mm): 420
• Length (mm): 81
• Width (mm): 115
• Load (kg): 140
• Static resistance: 15 kN
• Impact force: < 6 kN
• Service life (years): 10 years of use + 1 year of storage from the date of manufacture

MATERIALS

Strap: Polyester 25 mm

Housing: Synthetic

APPLICATIONS

• To prevent tangles and improve the equipment's performance.

KARBOR CONNECTORS

Lower connector 976

• Opening: 20 mm
• Material: Steel
• Resistance: 23 kN
• Closure: Automatic
• Rotating: Yes
• Fall indicator: Yes

Upper connector 981

• Opening: 18 mm
• Material: Steel
• Resistance: 25 kN
• Closure: Screw
• Rotating: Yes
• Fall indicator: Yes

STANDARDS/REGULATIONS

• EN 360

The EN 360 standard regulates retractable fall arrest devices, equipment designed to stop falls from height using an automatic locking mechanism similar to that of a seatbelt. Its main function is to allow the worker's mobility while keeping the cable or strap always taut, stopping the fall immediately within a few centimeters and ensuring that the impact force on the body does not exceed 6 kN to prevent serious injuries.

USAGE LIMITATIONS

The equipment must be assigned individually to a person.

- Personal protective equipment should not be used by individuals whose health status may affect the user's safety under normal use conditions or in case of emergency.

- Personal protective equipment should only be used by a trained and competent person in its safe use.

SERVICE LIFE

The estimated service life of the equipment is 11 years from the date of manufacture (1 year of storage and 10 years of use).

The following factors may reduce the product's service life: intensive use, contact with chemicals, particularly aggressive environments, exposure to extreme temperatures, exposure to ultraviolet rays, abrasion, cuts, strong impacts, or improper use and maintenance.

The mandatory annual inspection will validate the correct functioning of the equipment.

It is mandatory for the equipment to be examined by the manufacturer or an authorized person at least once a year. In the event of a fall, the equipment must be removed from use.