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No.

Z359.1-2020 Z359.13-2013 Z359.15-2014

Z359.15*

ONLY IF

USED IN A

FULL

ASSEMBLY 1926.502 1910.66

1910.140

018-7003



018-7004



FS-RTZ700-100



FS-RTZ700-150



FS-RTZ700-200



FS-RTZ700-25



FS-RTZ700-300



FS-RTZ700-50



FS-RTZ700-75



018-7005



No.

Z359.1-2020 Z359.13-2013 Z359.15-2014

Z359.15*

ONLY IF

USED IN A

FULL

ASSEMBLY 1926.502 1910.66

1910.140

019-7007



019-7008



021-7015



No.

Z359.1-2020 Z359.13-2013 Z359.15-2015

Z359.15*

ONLY IF

USED IN A

FULL

ASSEMBLY 1926.502 1910.66

1910.140

021-7014

FS1117



FS1118-DC



FS1118



FS1120



SW-EX8000K



FS00SP/FS1117-3



FS00SP/FS1118-DC



FS00SP/FS1118-DC-3



FS00SP/FS1118-3



FS875



7/16” Kernmantle Rope / Steel Hardware

5/8” Kernmantle Rope / Steel Hardware

5/8” Copolymer Rope / Steel Hardware

Associated VLL Components

No.

Z359.1-2020 Z359.13-2013 Z359.15-2014

Z359.15*

ONLY IF

USED IN A

FULL

ASSEMBLY 1926.502 1910.66

1910.140

SW716-716600

019-7010



021-7012



021-7013



022-7023



FS715-100



FS715-30



FS715-50



SW716-100



SW716-200



SW716-300



Elongation: 12.5% at 1,800 lbs.

Elongation: 7% at 1,800 lbs.

Elongation: 5% at 1,800 lbs.

Summary of Contents for 018-7003

Page 1: ...5 2014 Z359 15 ONLY IF USED IN A FULL ASSEMBLY 1926 502 1910 66 1910 140 FS700 581200 FS700 58600 FS700 100GA FS700 25GA FS700 50GA FS700 75GA FS700 100 FS700 100 HH FS700 100 TT FS700 150 FS700 150 HH FS700 200 FS700 200 HH FS700 25 FS700 250 FS700 25 HH FS700 25 TT FS700 30 FS700 300 FS700 30 HH FS700 30 TT FS700 350 HH FS700 400 FS700 50 FS700 50 HH FS700 50 NB FS700 60 TT FS700 75 FS700 75 HH ...

Page 2: ... IN A FULL ASSEMBLY 1926 502 1910 66 1910 140 021 7014 FS1117 FS1118 DC FS1118 FS1120 SW EX8000K FS00SP FS1117 3 FS00SP FS1118 DC FS00SP FS1118 DC 3 FS00SP FS1118 3 FS875 7 16 Kernmantle Rope Steel Hardware 5 8 Kernmantle Rope Steel Hardware 5 8 Copolymer Rope Steel Hardware Associated VLL Components No Z359 1 2020 Z359 13 2013 Z359 15 2014 Z359 15 ONLY IF USED IN A FULL ASSEMBLY 1926 502 1910 66 ...

Page 3: ...ECTORS 6 10 0 MAKING CONNECTIONS 6 11 0 COMPONENTS 7 12 0 ROPE GRABS 7 10 13 0 ROPE TERMINATION PLATE 11 14 0 EDGE PROTECTOR INSTALLATION 11 15 0 INSPECTION 11 12 16 0 MAINTENANCE CLEANING STORAGE 12 17 0 SAFETY INFORMATION 12 13 18 0 LABELING 13 Do not throw away these instructions Read and understand these instructions before using equipment User Information Date of First Use Serial Trainer User...

Page 4: ...erson means one who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary hazardous or dangerous to employees and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them Authorized Person Authorized Person means a person approved or assigned by the employer to perform a specific type of duty or duties or to be a...

Page 5: ...ll hazards Swing falls occur when the anchor is not directly above the location where a fall occurs Always work as close to in line with the anchor point as possible Swing falls significantly increase the likelihood of serious injury or death in the event of a fall See Figure 2 For all applications worker weight capacity range including all clothing tools and equipment is 130 310 lbs FIGURE 1 FALL...

Page 6: ...s used with this equipment must be double locking and or twist lock Ensure all connections are compatible in size shape and strength Do not use equipment that is not compatible Ensure all connectors are fully closed and locked Safewaze connectors snap hooks and carabiners are designed to be used only as specified in each product s user s instructions See Figure 4 for examples of inappropriate conn...

Page 7: ...e fall levels permitted by the systems are exceeded 5 NEVER grab the Fall Arrester during a fall Doing so may allow the unit to disengage and the Fall Arrester to slip along the Vertical Lifeline Squeeze Inward and Up Simultaneously FIGURE 6 MANUAL ROPE GRAB MOVEMENT UP Arrow V1 0 2022 Copyright Safewaze 11 0 COMPONENTS 12 0 ROPE GRABS FIGURE 5 COMPONENTS TABLE 1 ROPE GRAB Page 7 Safewaze rope gra...

Page 8: ...l Arrester during a fall However the FS1118 and FS1120 are equipped with an Anti Panic feature This allows the grab to function normally if inadvertently grabbed during a fall 5 Figure 8 details how to properly connect and operate the FS1118 and FS1120 grabs on the Vertical Rope Lifeline V1 0 2022 Copyright Safewaze FIGURE 8 TRAILING ROPE GRAB INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OPERATION Page 8 12 2 TRAIL...

Page 9: ...tation to the VLL with the indicator arrow pointing up See Figure 10 Rotate the sliding plate open and verify that the position of the blocking wheel is in the GO position Step 2 Insert the rope ensuring the device remains the correct vertical orientation Step 3 Rotate the sliding plate closed Step 4 Install an ANSI Z359 12 compliant connector through the connection slot Step 5 Pull upward on the ...

Page 10: ...trailing function of the SW EX8000 rotate the blocking wheel to REST position As the user needs to move up or down the VLL they must rotate the blocking wheel back to the GO position To remove the SW EX8000 from the VLL disconnect the carabiner from the connection slot of the grab and rotate the sliding plate open DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DISCONNECT WHILE IN USE FIGURE 11 SW EX8000 INSTALLATION STOP GO R...

Page 11: ...ctor on the rope where it will be required and enclose the rope in the protector by resealing the hook and loop fastener Each protector has a sewn in web loop at either end for attachment to the rope lifeline Attachment can be performed with a small bungee style cord plastic zip tie or with an alpine butterfly knot and carabiner 5 Figure 15 indicates the 018 9000 018 9001 in typical installation c...

Page 12: ...l exposure excessive heating alteration proper function no movement in stationary mode free movement in movement mode excessive wear and missing or illegible labels Inspect work area to ensure that location is free of any damage including but not limited to debris cracking rot decay structural deterioration rust and free from any hazardous materials Inspect to ensure no elements are missing that m...

Page 13: ...brasive surfaces Only use compatible connections Do not subject this equipment to physical hazards that include thermal electrical and chemical sources User must read understand and follow all manufacturer s instructions included with this unit at the time of shipment Failure to follow these and any of the manufacturer s instructions may result in serious injury or death See manual for specificati...

Page 14: ...or Corrosion ROPE GRAB IF PRESENT PASS FAIL NOTE Broken Missing Loose Stitching Termination Stitch Splice or Swage Excessive Wear Fraying or Broken Strands Cuts Burns Holes Kinks Separation Bird Caging MATERIAL ROPE OR CABLE INSPECTION FORM VERTICAL LIFELINES Model Number Name of Inspector Serial Number Description Signature Lot Number Date of Inspection Date of Manufacture Lifeline Material In Se...

Page 15: ...Safewaze 225 Wilshire Ave SW Concord NC 28025 PHONE 1 800 230 0319 FAX 1 704 262 9051 EMAIL info safewaze com Web safewaze com V1 0 2022 Copyright Safewaze ...

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