Resistant anchor for 30kV, for the PERT 30KV IRUDEK pole.

Anchor device to connect and disconnect fall protection systems from a farther point, reducing the need to approach the edge or risk area. Designed for work at height, it stands out for its compatibility with insulating poles and for the hook control in the open position during installation.

FEATURES

• Compatibility with PERT 30KV pole
• Nominal electrical resistance of 30 kV
• Hook management/locking system in the open position
• Hook openings of 65 mm and 85 mm
• Design oriented to remote handling of the anchor point

BENEFITS OF the Pert 40 Anchor Device

Allows the connection of the fall protection system without getting too close to the anchor point, making it easier to prepare the work from a more controlled position. The open hook management system provides stability during placement, and its use with an insulating pole makes it especially useful when maintaining separation in environments with potential electrical risk.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for access and positioning tasks at height where it is necessary to hook or unhook a fall protection system from a distance: industrial maintenance, inspections on roofs and structures, and work where access to the anchor point is uncomfortable or requires maintaining greater separation. In electrical environments, it is used together with the compatible pole to operate while keeping distance.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Standard: EN 795 Type A
• Electrical resistance: 30 kV
• Opening: 65 mm and 85 mm
• Weight: 0.75 kg
• Compatibility: PERT 30KV pole

REGULATIONS

The EN 795 Type A standard defines the requirements for fixed anchor devices intended for use in structures (walls, ceilings, columns, or floors) permanently. Unlike other types of temporary anchors, these connection points must be installed by qualified professionals and subjected to extreme tensile tests to ensure they can withstand a minimum force of 12 kN in the direction of the load. It is the fundamental basis of any protection system, as it constitutes the critical point where the rest of the fall protection equipment (shock absorbers, connectors, and harnesses) is connected.