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Summary of Contents for DBI-SALA 1246518

Page 1: ... B 1246525 6 0 ft 1 83 m KW1 C5 C3 1246526 6 0 ft 1 83 m KW1 C5 C6 1246527 6 0 ft 1 83 m KW1 C5 C2 1246529 6 0 ft 1 83 m KW1 CL C6 1246530 6 0 ft 1 83 m KW1 CL C3 1246532 6 0 ft 1 83 m KW1 CL C2 Figure 2 Lanyard Styles Figure 1 Reference Lanyard Style see Figure 1 for callouts Capacity Energy Absorber Maximum Free Fall Average Arrest Force A X Z Y 130 lb 310 lb 59 kg 140 kg Tear Web 6 ft 1 83 m 90...

Page 2: ...he product Avoid trip hazards with lanyard legs Attach any unused lanyard legs to the lanyard parking elements on your full body harness if present Do not exceed the number of allowable users as described in these instructions Ensure the product is configured and installed properly for safe operation as described in these instructions Use caution when installing using or moving the product as movi...

Page 3: ...ard styles covered by this instruction Figure 3 identifies key components of the available lanyard models A typical lanyard includes connectors at both ends of the lanyard leg Anchoring Connectors A secure the lanyard to its anchorage connection point The Harness Connector B secures the lanyard to the user s full body harness Energy absorbing lanyards include an Energy Absorber C which dissipates ...

Page 4: ...Anchorage must be approved by a Qualified Person Standards Each product model is certified to or conforms with the applicable standards and regulations listed within Figure 1 If none are specified then all standards and regulations listed on the cover apply Component Specifications Figure 3 Reference Component Materials A Anchoring Connector see Connector Specifications B Harness Connector see Con...

Page 5: ...ription Minimum Tensile Strength KW1 2 0 in 5 08 cm Kevlar nomex tube over 1 0 in 2 54 cm elastic webbing 5000 lbf 22 2 kN Performance Specifications Maximum Arresting Force All energy absorbing lanyards covered in this instruction are below 1800 lbf 8 kN Maximum Arresting Force ...

Page 6: ...st meet the Anchorage specifications defined in Table 1 2 2 CAPACITY The user capacity of a complete Fall Protection system is limited by its lowest rated maximum capacity component For example if your connecting subsystem has a capacity that is less than your harness you must comply with the capacity requirements of your connecting subsystem See the manufacturer instructions for each component of...

Page 7: ...ize or shape does not allow the connector to fully close and lock or that could cause connector roll out G In a manner that does not allow the connector to align properly while under load Figure 4 Connector Compatibility Figure 5 Making Connections A B C D E F G A B C 2 8 LANYARD PARKING ATTACHMENT Figure 6 illustrates lanyard parking The lanyard parking attachment is for attaching the free end of...

Page 8: ...Arrest system such as D ring extension length and anchorage deflection For coverage of these factors and others not outlined in these instructions refer to the manufacturer instructions for each component of your Fall Arrest system Additional factors when provided should be added to the fall clearance values in this instruction B MINIMIZING REQUIREMENTS The user should always position their Fall A...

Page 9: ...see Calculating Clearance Exact Values Fall clearance is measured from the working surface for these charts If you would like to measure fall clearance from your anchorage point please see the conversion option or Calculating Clearance Exact Values Anchorage Height D ring level or above Lanyard Styles A B Figure 2 Lanyard Length Required Fall Clearance FC 6 ft 1 83 m 12 79 ft 3 90 m Need clearance...

Page 10: ...1 5 ft 0 45 m If you did not measure Free Fall while standing If crouching add 3 ft 0 91 m If lying prone add 6 ft 1 52 m instead 1 Find your Lanyard Length LL See Figure 1 2 Find your D ring Height DH This is the height of your D ring above the working surface This is typically 5 ft 1 52 m for a user who is 6 ft 1 83 m tall 3 Find your Deceleration Distance DD See Energy Absorber Tables 4 Add it ...

Page 11: ...6 lb 116 1 kg 3 13 ft 0 95 m 274 lb 124 3 kg 3 35 ft 1 02 m 292 lb 132 4 kg 3 57 ft 1 09 m 310 lb 140 6 kg 3 79 ft 1 16 m ENERGY ABSORBER TABLES Use the below tables to find the Deceleration Distance DD for your lanyard 1 Select the chart containing information for your Lanyard Style see Figures 1 and 2 2 Find your user weight including tools clothing etc 3 Find your corresponding Deceleration Dis...

Page 12: ...sider the length of your lanyard and its Maximum Free Fall requirement These values determine anchorage height restrictions for your lanyard The Anchorage Height Restrictions table shows requirements for common lanyard specifications Your lanyard must be anchored at a height that will not result in free fall greater than the Maximum Free Fall value stated in these instructions or on the product la...

Page 13: ...e off when moving between anchorage points As long as one lanyard leg is secured to an anchorage point the user may disconnect the other lanyard leg and move it to a different anchorage point By disconnecting and reconnecting each lanyard leg in turn the user may travel along a surface and still maintain tie off during movement The user must always consider the following before using a twin lanyar...

Page 14: ...er exceed 130 F 54 4 C For more information please refer to the technical bulletin on our website http www 3M com FallProtection WebCleaning For any questions about cleaning procedures please contact 3M Technical Services 6 2 SERVICE This product is not repairable Do not attempt to repair this product 6 3 DISPOSAL Dispose of the lanyard if it cannot be returned to service Before disposing of the l...

Page 15: ...ion please visit our website http www 3M com FallProtection RFID 9 0 GLOSSARY OF TERMS 9 1 DEFINITIONS The following terms and definitions are used in these instructions For a comprehensive list of terms and definitions please visit our website www 3m com FallProtection ifu glossary AUTHORIZED PERSON A person assigned by the employer to perform duties at a location where the person will be exposed...

Page 16: ...ure to follow manufacturer s warnings and instructions could result in serious injury or death Soulevez le cache de l étiquette pour voir les renseignements d utilisation et d avertissement Ne pas respecter les avertissements ou les instructions du fabricant peut causer des blessures graves ou mortelles B 1 E 1 D 2 1 C 1 3 4 2 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 17: ...17 Figure 13 Product Labels G 1 2 F 1 2 ...

Page 18: ...present Gates A should open close lock and unlock properly Swivel Eyes B should rotate without interference and locking buttons and pins should function correctly Energy Absorber Figure 16 Verify that the integral energy absorber has not been activated There should be no webbing pulled out of the Cover A The cover should be secure and free of Tears B or other damage Labels Figure 13 All labels are...

Page 19: ...19 Figure 14 Lanyard Inspection Figure 15 Connector Inspection D C B A A A B Figure 16 Energy Absorber Inspection B A ...

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