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LI400036-1

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Summary of Contents for Solo 110

Page 1: ...Solo 110 Telescopic Access Pole Solo 111 Extension Pole User Instructions www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 2: ... equipment damage When working at height it is recommended that a competent person carries out a suitable risk assessment This will identify any risk to the user and or the environment or other safety measures and hence any need for Personal Protective Equipment PPE Do not use Solo poles if unable to control their use properly e g when fatigued Risk of injury and equipment damage It is recommended...

Page 3: ...3 1M 2M 3M 4M 3 5M 4 5M Solo 110 1 7M Solo 111 0 5M Solo 111 0 5M Solo 111 0 5M Testiire Solo 365 Solo 460 Solo 200 Solo 330 332 Solo 423 424 www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 4: ...opic sections irst before removing Solo 111 extensions When lowering telescopic poles rest the base of the pole on the loor and depress the locking button while lowering the upper sections with the other hand General Recommendations The maximum working height using Solo 110 Solo 111 poles is 4 5 metres for Solo and Testiire This is achieved using 1 x Solo 110 telescopic pole and a maximum of 3 x S...

Page 5: ... be used Fig 5 Solo poles are covered by a limited lifetime warranty Accidental damage or user modiication will invalidate this warranty Disposal End of Life Statement Solo poles are manufactured from ibreglass GRP and are classiied as Non Hazardous Waste and can be disposed of at municipal or industrial landill when in compliance with local regulations Do not burn incinerate or cut into pieces Di...

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