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DO NOT allow the lifeline to remain 
outside the housing when not in 
use.

DO NOT allow the lifeline to free-
wheel back into the housing. Use 
a tag line to maintain tension and 
rewind the lifeline during periods of 
inactivity.

Use the tag line to retrieve the leg 
end connector for the next use.

DO NOT leave the tag line 
connected while the using the SRL/
RTFA for fall protection.

Consult your doctor if there is 
reason to doubt your fitness to 
safely absorb the shock from 
a fall arrest. Age and fitness 
seriously affect a worker's ability to 
withstand falls. Pregnant women or 
minors must not use SafeHold self-
retracting lifelines. Failure to heed 
this warning may result in serious 
injury or death.

Operation:

Prior to use, inspect the SRL/RTFA 
as described in the Inspection 
section. Connect the snap hook, 
carabiner attachment to a suitable 
anchorage. Ensure hooks are fully 
closed and locked. Once attached, 
the worker is free to move about 
within the working area. If a fall 
occurs, the SRL/RTFA will lock 
and arrest the fall. Upon rescue, 
remove the SRL/RTFA from use. 
When working with an SRL/RTFA, 

always allow the lifeline to retract 
back into the device under control. 

Do not tie or knot the lifeline. 
Avoid lifeline contact with sharp 
or abrasive surfaces. Inspect the 
lifeline frequently for cuts, fraying, 
burns, or signs of chemical 
damage. Dirt, contaminants, and 
water can lower the dielectric 
properties of the lifeline. Use 
caution near power lines. Failure 
to heed this warning may result in 
serious injury or death.

After a Fall:

If a fall event occurs, tag the SRL/
RTFA as " UNUSABLE", remove 
it from service, and store it 

separately. Remove from service 
any unit that has been subjected 
to fall arrest forces or that exhibits 
damage consistent with such 
forces.

Summary of Contents for SH-8061

Page 1: ...1 Instruction Manual Made in the Taiwan Read and understand instructions before using this equipment Do not throw instructions away SENTINEL 20m 3 Way SRL R RTFA R Iss 1...

Page 2: ...2 Contents 4 About Warning 5 General use 11 12 Installation 12 Bracket installation 6 Description Limitations 13 14 Rescue and fall arrest mode 19 Labelling 20 Damaged cables 21 Notes 22 Service log...

Page 3: ...onnections 10 11 Inspections Applications 7 Compatibility 15 Use 16 Operation and post fall 17 Body support connections Inspection Product Life 18 Maintenance Servicing Storage 23 24 Inspection Table...

Page 4: ...ts shall not be used outside of its limitations or for any purpose other than that for which it is intended It is essential for the safety of the user that if the product is re sold outside of the UK...

Page 5: ...spect all equipment before each use as per the manufacturer s instructions All equipment should be inspected on a regular basis by a competent person A competent person must ensure the systems compati...

Page 6: ...350 lbs Arrest distance 2m 6 5 ft Working length 20m 65ft Max user weight 140kg 310lbs Limitations Capacity The SRLs RTFAs are designed for use by one person with combined weight person clothing tool...

Page 7: ...004 Compatibility Connecting component limitations A competent person must ensure the compatibility of all connections and that of the system If any other component in the system doesn t operate prope...

Page 8: ...8 EXAMPLE OF INCOMPATIBLE CONNECTIONS CORRECT CONNECTION...

Page 9: ...pically composed of an anchorage and a Full Body Harness FBH with a connecting device i e a Shock Absorbing Lanyard SAL or a Self Retracting Device SRL RTFA attach to the dorsal D ring of the FBH SRLs...

Page 10: ...n device such as a Energy Absorbing Lanyard EAL or Self Retracting Lanyard SRL RTFA Restraint The SafeHold 3 Way Retrieval SRL R RTFA R may be used as a component of a restraint system to prevent the...

Page 11: ...ght lateral movement and setback distance all affect anchor location with regard to fall clearance and swing fall The SRL RTFA may be attached The EU type examination Module B and conformity assessmen...

Page 12: ...m retracting or being taught Swing Falls Swing falls occur when the anchorage point is not directly above the point where a fall occurs The force of striking an object in a swing fall may cause seriou...

Page 13: ...detent pins through the desired hole on the tripod leg ensuring the pin is fully inserted and cannot be accidentally released and slide the SRL R RTFA R bracket onto it as shown in figure 2 3 Tilt th...

Page 14: ...direction if the handle is facing you To lower turn the handle in a counter clockwise direction 6 The handle will rotate half a turn before the load begins to lower or raise Maintain a minimum of 15...

Page 15: ...back directly onto the webbing Tie back can be used to tie off directly to the structure and back to the unit itself when a suitable structure anchor is available which can also withstand the require...

Page 16: ...on section Connect the snap hook carabiner attachment to a suitable anchorage Ensure hooks are fully closed and locked Once attached the worker is free to move about within the working area If a fall...

Page 17: ...Inspection Before each use of this fall protection equipment carefully inspect it to assure it is in good working condition Check for worn or damaged parts Ensure all bolts are present and secure Che...

Page 18: ...talled in an anchor cradle or attached overhead While it may be used horizontally on a flat surface the user may encounter a situation where the lifeline will not retract all the way due to misalignme...

Page 19: ...19 Labelling See below for the SRL s RTFA s labelling All labels on the SRL RTFA must be present and fully legible...

Page 20: ...20 Examples of damaged cables Type of damaged cable A Heat Damage from Weld Spatter or Slag C Broken Wires within Strands B Bird Caged D Curled Bent or Kinked...

Page 21: ...m inspections as specified in this Table or failure of an inspection by the competent person shall initiate product revalidation or disposal 3 Determination of the type of use category shall be determ...

Page 22: ...22 SERVICE LOG Date Results Condition Inspected by Next Inspection Date Serial No Date of first issue Model User...

Page 23: ...housing for distortion cracks or damage Inspect the connector for distortion and cracks The connector should pivot freely The Lifeline should pull out and retract fully Weak line retraction Check life...

Page 24: ...Bumper and inspect ferrules for cracks or damage The lifeline must be free of knots throughout its length Harness Interface Inspect the Locking pin to ensure it is securely closed and locked around t...

Page 25: ...com 44 0 1795 668862 Model No SH 8061 We hereby declare that the above referenced product to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the provisions of PPE Regulation 2016 425 Standard EN...

Page 26: ...26 USER NOTES...

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