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 User Instructions 

 

 

 

Datasheet No.: VERTI_96

 

DAR No.: 5306mc

 

Issue: 4

 

Issue Date: 19.01.2016 

Approved: A.Pass

 

 

Sheet 4 of 15 

 
© Copyright 2016 Latchways plc 

 
No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means,  
without prior permission in writing from Latchways plc.

 

 

 

 

1. Safety Instructions 

 

WARNING! 
WHEN  USING  A  LATCHWAYS  VERTICAL  DEVICE,  BASIC  ON  SITE  SAFETY  PRECAUTIONS 
INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE OBSERVED TO ENSURE PERSONAL SAFETY. 
 

1.1. 

Read and understand these instructions before use. Keep these instructions for future reference. 

 
1.2. 

Never allow more than one person to attach to the device at any time. 

 
1.3. 

Before use always visually check and inspect the system for any faults, ensuring it is secure and 

has a valid test certificate. 

 
1.4. 

A full body harness with a chest attachment point which complies with EN361 or the appropriate 

national standards. Waist belts are not suitable for use with this device. 

 
1.5. 

Before use ensure the karabiner attaching the device to the harness is in the closed and locked 

position. 

 
1.6. 

Do  not  use  the  device  for  work  positioning  (i.e.  primary  means  of  support);  to  support  either 

partial or full body weight. If work positioning is required, a separate system must be used. 

 

1.7. 

3100L & 3102L type devices 

Maximum Rated Load (for systems incorporating a single 6 kN coil 

energy absorber) 

– The system can be used by up to a maximum of 3 users. The total maximum 

rated load for the system shall not exceed 400 kg (880 lbs) (total user weight including tools and 
equipment  carried).  The  maximum  rated  load  for  a  single  device  shall  not  exceed  150  kg  (330 
lbs) (single user weight including tools and equipment carried) 

 

35429-00  TowerLatch  SP  device 

Maximum  Rated  Load 

–  The  maximum  weight  of  any  user 

(including  tools  and  equipment  carried)  should  not  exceed  100kg  (220  lbs)  unless  the  following 
label is visible on the energy absorber indicating 150Kg (330 lbs) user weight is permissible. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

WARNING! 
ONLY  TOWERLATCH  SP  DEVICES  WITH  A  LABEL  INDICATING  THE  MAXIMUM  USER 
WEIGHT  ARE  SUITABLE  FOR  USERS  UP  TO  150kg  (330  lbs)  ALL  OTHER  DEVICES 

THAT  DO  NOT  HAVE  A  LABEL  INDICATING  THE  MAXIMUM  USER  WEIGHT  ARE  ONLY 
SUITABLE FOR USERS UP TO 100kg (220 lbs)

 

 

 

 

Shock pack label 

Date of manufacture 

Summary of Contents for ManSafe Vertical LadderLatch

Page 1: ...Vertical fall arrest device to EN 353 1 2014 CNB P 11 073 Manufactured by Latchways plc Hopton Park Devizes Wiltshire SN10 2JP Tel 44 0 1380 732 700 Fax 44 0 1380 732 701 Email info latchways com Webs...

Page 2: ...INGS ARE READ AND UNDERSTOOD AT ALL TIMES CAUTION THIS IS A CAUTION SYMBOL THIS SYMBOL IS USED THROUGHOUT THE INSTRUCTIONS WHENEVER THERE IS A RISK OF DAMAGING THE LATCHWAYS PRODUCT ENSURE THAT THESE...

Page 3: ...ny means without prior permission in writing from Latchways plc Contents 1 Safety Instructions 2 Product Specification 3 Required Equipment 4 Requirements for use 5 Before use Checks 6 User Instructio...

Page 4: ...is in the closed and locked position 1 6 Do not use the device for work positioning i e primary means of support to support either partial or full body weight If work positioning is required a separa...

Page 5: ...ries of tests devised by TUV NEL Notified Body no 0320 These tests were conducted using 71 kg 156 lbs and 100 kg 220 lbs anthropomorphic test dummies with different body postures reference NEL certifi...

Page 6: ...fall arrest system 2 2 If a climber were to fall whilst connected to the Latchways system the energy absorber will deploy and reduce the load applied to the body to 6 kN 1 350 lbf or less 2 3 The devi...

Page 7: ...tervals during the period of work a risk assessment should be carried out 4 2 The Device must be attached to the front chest position of the full body harness via the karabiner supplied 4 3 The device...

Page 8: ...ponent allows the user to check the system tension in situations where it is impractical to reach a tension indicator disc from a position of safety If the system is incorrectly tensioned inform the s...

Page 9: ...NG ANY WORK AT HEIGHT 6 1 Connect the device via the karabiner to the chest attachment point of the harness by releasing the locking safety gate on the karabiner With the karabiner in the open positio...

Page 10: ...when you are in a safe position to do so depress the release catch pull the starwheel out hold the device below the harness attachment point so that the cam is open and then move the device until it i...

Page 11: ...D BE WITHDRAWN FROM SERVICE AND RETURNED TO LATCHWAYS PLC OR AN APPROVED TECHNICIAN 9 8 Latchways vertical GTFAs shall be examined at least every 12 months Local requirements frequency of use or envir...

Page 12: ...amount of WD 40 water dispersant to the area between the cam and the side plates Following application of the WD 40 allow any excess dispersant to drain away and wipe any surplus from the device using...

Page 13: ...shown on the device FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY Example shown is model 3100L 00 for BS EN 353 1 2014 CNB P 11 073 jurisdictional regions 3103L 00 will be labelled appropriately for CSA Z259 2 5 12...

Page 14: ...ord Product Latchways Vertical Devices conform to BS EN 353 1 2014 CNB P 11 073 CSA Z259 2 5 ANSI Z359 1 2007 AS NZS 1981 3 1997 Model Type Identification Trade name Latch Device Serial Number Manufac...

Page 15: ...e 4 Issue Date 19 01 2016 Approved A Pass Sheet 15 of 15 Copyright 2016 Latchways plc No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior permission in...

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