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slides freely on the rope, following the operator’s movements. In case of an extended stay at the same work point,
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358 harness. To calculate the minimum clearance distance, refer to
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. For the use on roofs or
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attachment point of an EN 813 sit harness. The connection must be made through EN 362 connectors and EN 354
lanyards, with total maximum length of 1 m (
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positioning of an EN 358 harness. Always use combined with a safety line with a type A adjustment device.
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RESCUE USE
Summary
CAMP “Goblin” is a safety line adjustment device for rescue in rope access by two people, for use in combination
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Use
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