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1.  Fall  arresters  according  to  EN  360:2002,  CSA

Z259.2.2,  ANSI/ASSE  Z359.1-2007,  Z359.14-2014
constitute personal protective equipment (PPE) for
the  purposes  of  protection  against  falls.  In
combination with a full body harness according to
EN 361:2002, CSA Z259.10-06, ANSI/SSE Z359.1-
2007,  this  system  serves  to  protect  persons
working at heights where a falling hazard exists
(e.g. roofs, scaffoldings, ladders and shafts). Only
use the device as intended.

2. Failure to observe these instruction and the safety

information before use, can lead to fatal injuries

. In case of a fall, ensure that the person is not

left hanging for longer than 15 minutes (danger of
shock).

3.  For  use  with  the  fall  arresters  only  full  body

harnesses according to EN 361:2002, CSA Z259.10-
06,  ANSI/SSE  Z359.1-2007  are  approved  (other
harnesses are not permitted).

4.  One  piece  of  equipment  can  only  be  used  to

protect one person at a time, but can be used by
several persons one after the other. A rescue plan
that considers all potential incidents which may
occur during work has to be available.

5.  A  sufficiently  strong,  suitable  fastening  point

corresponding to the national regulations with a
min. loadbearing capacity of 9 kN (North America
22.2  kN)  must  be  chosen  for  the  device.  The
fastening is done with snap hooks according to EN
362:2004 / CSA Z259.12-01 / ANSI/ASSE Z359.12-
2009 or sling according to EN 795, whereby the
sling is pulled through the bracket of the device
and closed with a secured snap hook     . In case of
devices  with  rotatable  swivel  eye  hanging,  the
snap  hook  is  connected  to  the  anchorage  point
and  rotatable  swivel  eye.  For  use  of  the  fall
arrester  on  a  type  C  /  class  C  anchor  device
according to EN 795/ (only if approved for shared
use)  with  a  vertically  flexible  anchor  line,  the
excursion  of  the  anchor  device  has  to  be
considered  when  determining  the  required
clearance underneath the person using the device.
The information provided in the instructions for
use of the anchor device has to be observed in this
context.

6.  If  possible,  the  device  should  be  positioned

vertically  above  the  head  of  the  person  to  be
secured  in  order  to  prevent  any  swinging
movement during the fall. The suspension of the
device has to ensure adaptation to any potential
cable  /  webbing  deviations.  After  attaching  the
device  to  the  anchor  point,  the  end  of  the
expandable  lanyard  (snap  hook)  has  to  be
fastened to the D-ring of the full body harnesses.
Connectors  which  are  not  self-locking  (snap

hooks)  have  to  be  screwed  together  using  the
retention nut      .

7.  After attaching the fall arrester to a suitable anchor

point  (according  to  EN795  /  DGUV  R  112-198  /
ANSI/ASSE  Z359.1-2007)  and  connecting  the
connector  (snap  hook)  to  the  D-ring  of  the  full
body  harness  (according  to  EN361:2002  /  CSA
Z259.10 / ANSI / ASSE Z359.1-2007) worn by the
worker, the personal protection of the worker is
ensured.

8.  A visual inspection of the device and a check of the

readability  of  the  product  labeling  is  required
before each use.

9.  In addition, a functional test is required prior to

each instance of use. This is done by pulling out
the cable / webbing or by applying a weight of at
least 15kg. In both cases the drum brake has to
engage       .

10. Fall arresters shall not be used to secure persons

above bulk material or substances which would
allow a person to sink in     .

11.  If  a  device  has  been  damaged  and  /  or  has

sustained wear due to a fall (tripped fall indicator!
(      +       +      ) or if any doubt exists about to the
safe  condition  of  the  device  it  must  to  be
withdrawn  from  use  immediately.  It  may  only
return  to  use  following  inspection  and  written
approval  by  a  competent  person  or  the
manufacturer.

12. Depending on the use but every twelve months as

a minimum fall arresters have to be inspected by
the  manufacturer  or  by  persons  trained  and
authorized by the manufacturer. This inspections
has to be documented in the supplied log book.
Effectiveness  and  durability  of  the  fall  arrester
depend on regular inspections.

13. If the thread breaks or the cable / webbing is bent 

or roughened the fall arrester has to be sent to the
overhaul workshop. The cable / webbing has to be
replaced there      .

14. DGUV  R  112-198  (Use  of  personal  protective

equipment  against  falls)  and  DGUV  R  112-199
(Rescue  from  heights  and  depths  with  personal
protective  equipment)  as  well  as  DGUV
Information  212-870  (Full  body  harnesses  and
lanyards for belts for work positioning) has to be
observed.

15. The clearance below the feet of the person using

the device has to be at least 2.0m if the device is
attached above the person using the device.

16. The IKAR fall arrester can be used in conformity

with  EN  360:2002,  CSA  Z259.2.2-98, ANSI/ASSE
Z359.1-2007,  Z359.14-2014  within  a  temperature
range between -40°C (-22°F) and +50°C (+122°F)  

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

SAFETY INFORMATION

Summary of Contents for US-HN8

Page 1: ...ker is over 300 lbs add 12 to safety factor to avoid lower level contact Avoid working where your lifeline may cross or tangle with that of another worker Do not allow the lifeline to pass under your...

Page 2: ...maintained by the safety program administrator Inspections shall be conducted in intervals based on the type of use infrequent moderate and severe If inspections reveal defects damage stress activate...

Page 3: ...nylon aluminum Internal components steel aluminum Lifeline 3 4 1 Dyneema or 3 16 galvanized cable Internal shock absorbing mechanism disk brake MAXIMUM ARREST FORCE 900 lbs ARREST DISTANCE 54 Max Qui...

Page 4: ...oks Web RetractableY Lanyards with New improved swivel yoke for extra comfort Also includes new 24 wear sleeves for added protection against web abrasion or snagging NEW PRODUCT M2 HPSY8YABB Yoke Swiv...

Page 5: ...5 NEW YOKESWIVELTOP forRETRACTABLE Y LANYARDS...

Page 6: ...80 Cable Retractable Lanyards with Metal Bale with 3600 lb Gate Hook US H110 3 16 cable Length 110 US H150 3 16 cable Length 150 US H210 3 16 cable Length 210 Retrieval Retractable Lifelines with 360...

Page 7: ...LE LANYARD ASSEMBLY FOR HOT WORK MATERIAL Housing aluminum Drum nylon aluminum Internal components steel aluminum Lifeline 3 4 Dyneema Internal shock absorbing mechanism disk brake ARREST DISTANCE 24...

Page 8: ...r point the end of the expandable lanyard snap hook has to be fastened to the D ring of the full body harnesses Connectors which are not self locking snap hooks have to be screwed together using the r...

Page 9: ...is of particular importance in case of a fall 23 The fall arresting devices up to HPS 11 can also be equipped with a special swivel SW type 24 The suitability for use of a fall arrester with horizont...

Page 10: ...ons Devices are classified according to dynamic performance Most devices will be grouped in Class B The arrest distance is the total vertical distance required to arrest a fall including the decelerat...

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