3M DBI SALA Rollgliss 115 Ft User Instruction Manual Download Page 1

DESCRIPTION:

The Rollgliss™ Low Speed 115 Foot and 200 Foot Emergency Descent Devices with Auto-Retract are comprised of a Wire Rope 

Lifeline housed in a cast aluminum enclosure. A brake controls vertical and sloped descent speed of a single user attached to a 

Snap Hook or Guide Cable Sleeve at the end of the lifeline.

Figure 1 - 115 and 200 Ft Emergency Descent Device Models

Vertical Descent - 115 ft (35m)

Vertical Descent - 200 ft (61m)

Lifeline

Lifeline

Galvanized 3303000

Galvanized

3303017

Stainless

3303002

Stainless

3303018

Sloped Descent - 115 ft (35m)

Sloped Descent - 200 ft (61m)

Lifeline

Lifeline

Galvanized 3303001

Galvanized

3303021

Stainless

3303003

Stainless

3303019

Rollgliss

®

115 and 200 Ft Emergency Descent Device

Low Speed with Auto-Retract

User Instruction Manual

This manual is intended to be used as part of an employee training program as required by OSHA. When used and 

maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, this product helps provide a method of emergency 

escape when working at height, referenced by OSHA and industry guidelines including API RP 54 6.10.1.

Form: 5903738  Rev: E

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Summary of Contents for DBI SALA Rollgliss 115 Ft

Page 1: ...d 3303000 Galvanized 3303017 Stainless 3303002 Stainless 3303018 Sloped Descent 115 ft 35m Sloped Descent 200 ft 61m Lifeline Lifeline Galvanized 3303001 Galvanized 3303021 Stainless 3303003 Stainless 3303019 Rollgliss 115 and 200 Ft Emergency Descent Device Low Speed with Auto Retract User Instruction Manual This manual is intended to be used as part of an employee training program as required by...

Page 2: ...turers are compatible and meet the requirements of applicable standards including the ANSI Z359 or other applicable fall protection codes standards or requirements Always consult a Competent and or Qualified Person before using these systems AUTOMATIC DESCENT DEVICES Only use in rescue applications AUTOMATIC DESCENT DEVICES Always record usage as defined by the User Instructions and remove from se...

Page 3: ...30 120 lbs 55 kg 4 9 ft s 1 5 m s 30 220 lbs 100 kg 6 7 ft s 2 1 m s 30 300 lbs 136 kg 7 8 ft s 2 4 m s C HAZARDOUS AREAS Use of the Emergency Descent Device in hazardous areas may require additional precautions to reduce the possibility of injury to the user or damage to the equipment Hazards may include but are not limited to high heat caustic chemicals corrosive environments high voltage power ...

Page 4: ...ides approximate recommended anchorage strengths for various system configurations using 115 ft 35 m long 5 8 inch 1 5875 m 7x19 steel aircraft cable Figure 2 Installation Options Guide Cable Anchorage Strengths A Vertical Descent B Sloped Angle Descent C Guide Cable Suspension Bar D1 Guide Cable Theoretical Straight Line D2 Guide Cable Line with Sag E Guide Cable Sleeve F Angle of Guide Cable fro...

Page 5: ...ice under control The Emergency Descent Device must be serviced by an authorized service center after a descent as the result of an emergency 3 3 CONNECT THE Emergency Descent Device TO ANCHORAGE Figure 3 illustrates connection of the Emergency Descent Device to an anchorage See Section 2 for compatibility and anchorage strength requirements DROPPED OBJECT PROTECTION The handle of the Emergency De...

Page 6: ...ts Torque to 60 in lbs E Capture Descender Swivel and Guide Cable in Guide Cable Sleeve Torque fasteners to 60 in lbs 3 6 USE Check your descent path and landing area for obstructions before stepping off the structure The device will allow you to descend at a rapid rate 1 Connect Snap Hook to front D ring 2 Step off structure 3 Keep hands free of Guide Cable Sleeve as you are descending 4 As you a...

Page 7: ...ergency Descent Device as follows Step 1 Inspect the Emergency Descent Device for loose fasteners and bent or damaged parts Step 2 Inspect the Emergency Descent Device housing for distortion cracks or other damage Ensure the descent brake assembly is not damaged or distorted Step 3 The Emergency Descent Device lifeline must pull out and retract fully Inspect entire wire rope for cuts kinks broken ...

Page 8: ...teel 3 16 4 8 mm dia 7x19 Aircraft Wire Rope 3 600 lbs 16 kN minimum tensile strength Finish Paint Polyester Baked Finish 7 2 PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS Capacity 1 user 75 310 lbs 34 141 kg Nominal Descent Speed 6 ft sec 1 8 m s 8 0 LABELING The following labels should be securely attached to the Emergency Descent Device and should be fully legible B A www capitalsafety com USA 800 328 6146 951023...

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