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2.0 

GENERAL WARNINGS 

 

2.1  Follow these instructions for the proper use, inspection and maintenance of this safety equipment. 

 

2.2

 

Failure to follow both the manufacturer’s instructions and the safety standards in the jurisdiction 
may result in serious injury or death.

 

 

2.3

 

Alterations substitutions or misuse of this product may result in serious injury or death. 

 

2.4

 

Any Trylon TSF 

COUGAR

 CABLE SLIDER which has been used during a fall arrest incident 

should not be used afterwards and should be replaced.  As well, the whole system: top and bottom 
cable support brackets, cable and all terminations will need to be replaced at once. Until a full 
replacement of the system is implemented you should not ascend or descend on a system that has 
been subjected to a fall. 

 

2.5

 

All equipment must be inspected before each use according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Do 
not use if the Cable Slider or any part of the System appears to be damaged. 

 

2.6

 

Do not remove or deface any product labels or warnings. 

 

2.7

 

To minimize the potential for accidental disengagement, a competent person must ensure system 
compatibility. 

 

2.8

 

Use caution when installing the Cougar Safety Cable System. Wear personal protective equipment, 
including safety glasses and steel-toed shoes. Use personal fall arrest systems when exposed to a fall 
hazard. Use caution when installing Cougar Safety Cable Systems near power lines. Cougar cables 
are conductive. Do not connect to a partially installed System.  

 

 

3.0 

ABOUT THE COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM 

 

The 

Cougar

 Cable Slider System is a fall arrest system designed to travel freely with the movement of the worker on a 

steel cable in a vertical or near-vertical plane (± 3°) while ascending or descending only. The Slider component of that 
system will automatically engage on the lifeline in the event of a fall and lock so as to arrest the fall.  
 
To move freely when ascending or descending with the Cougar Safety Cable Slider, center your torso with the Slider 
and slightly pull back thereby releasing the lever in order to allow the climber to travel freely up or down the Safety 
Cable. 

 

The Cougar Cable System is designed to provide years of trouble free operation and will operate as intended if Trylon 
TSF guidelines are followed. 

 

Trylon TSF’s Cougar Cable System is designed to function as an integrated system. Introduction of non-compatible 
components may impair performance.  CSA/ANSI certification for the system is valid only if the system is installed 
using only the manufacturer’s components and in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.  
 
See subsequent page titled Section 11.0 “ABOUT THE COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SLIDER” for acceptable 
conditions where the Trylon Cougar Slider may be used on Safety Cable systems manufactured by others.   

Summary of Contents for TSF COUGAR

Page 1: ...A Z259 2 1 98 ANSI Z359 1 2007 Canada USA Revision date April 27 2012 User Installation Instruction Manual Manual 4 957 0000 R02 Utilizing a Full Body Harness attach the Cougar Slider only at this Ste...

Page 2: ...14 0 Inspection of Slider 9 15 0 Cable Slider Inspection Guidelines 9 16 0 Labels Markings 10 17 0 Slider to Cable Installation Steps 11 18 0 Installation Instructions for Cougar Cable Systems 12 19...

Page 3: ...nce log as well All safety cable systems and components are to be used under the safety standards in place in the jurisdiction in which you are working These instructions are not meant to modify or su...

Page 4: ...rest systems when exposed to a fall hazard Use caution when installing Cougar Safety Cable Systems near power lines Cougar cables are conductive Do not connect to a partially installed System 3 0 ABOU...

Page 5: ...ption is accomplished by a bending action in the cable support bracket Never install the top bracket upside down i e hook at the bottom The upper end of the cable assembly includes a factory formed ey...

Page 6: ...equired to use with this System a properly certified full body harness with a frontal D ring attachment at the sternum chest certified for ladder climbing CSA Z259 10 06 Class AL Make sure that clothi...

Page 7: ...n support a minimum load of 5000 pounds CERTIFICATION IS APPLICABLE TO THE SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM ON THE STRUCTURE ONLY NEITHER THE MANUFACTURER NOR CSA HAS INVESTIGATED THE ANCHORAGE SYSTEM The System s...

Page 8: ...USE ATTACHING THE CABLE SLIDER TO A CABLE Attaching the Slider to the cable can be easily accomplished with one hand For specific details refer to the section 17 0 SLIDER TO CABLE INSTALLATION STEPS...

Page 9: ...a counterweight to provide stiffness 14 0 INSPECTION OF SLIDER A visual inspection of the Slider is required before each use Detailed inspections should be conducted on a regularly scheduled basis as...

Page 10: ...10 16 0 LABELS MARKINGS COUGAR SLIDER LABELS MARKINGS SAFETY CABLE per Drawing 1702023...

Page 11: ...SLIDER TO CABLE INSTALLATION STEPS Step 1 Step 2 Hold the Slider so that the engraved arrow Squeeze the top and the bottom of on the Slider is pointing upwards as above the pivot arms as shown b Step...

Page 12: ...12 18 0 COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM INSTALLATION...

Page 13: ...13 19 0 COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM INSTALL FOR LADDERS _...

Page 14: ...14 20 0 COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM INSTALL FOR ALL WELD GUYED WITH MID PANEL STEP HORIZONTALS...

Page 15: ...15 21 0 COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM INSTALL FOR ALL WELD GUYED WITHOUT MID PANEL STEP HORIZONTALS...

Page 16: ...16 22 0 COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM INSTALLATION FOR MONOPOLES...

Page 17: ...17 23 0 COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM INSTALLATION FOR WOOD POLES...

Page 18: ...18 24 0 COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM INSTALLATION FOR SUPERTITAN TOWERS...

Page 19: ...19 25 0 COUGAR SAFETY CABLE SYSTEM INSTALLATION FOR SUPERTITAN MAX TOWERS...

Page 20: ...___________________________________ LIFE LINE MODEL NUMBER ____________________________________________________ DATE PURCHASED ____________________________________________________________ SITE LOCATIO...

Page 21: ...21 INSPECTION DATE STATUS OF ITEMS CORRECTIVE ACTIONS MAINTENANCE PERFORMED PERFORMED BY...

Page 22: ...re provided expressly in lieu of all other warranties whether express implied or arising by statute or otherwise in law or from a course of dealing or usage of trade including but not limited to warra...

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