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Where the rope supporting the load is terminated onto the Vortex. 

Where the rope supporting the load is not terminated onto the 

Vortex, but rather is redirected through a pulley which is support-

ed by the Vortex.

Identify the Mode of Use.

Anchor Frame

Directional Frame

STEP 1

Identify the Applied Force 

(Resultant).

STEP 2

Identify the Tendency of Movement.

STEP 3

Planned movements of the load.

Foreseeable unplanned movements of the load.

The head and the feet of the frame will tend to move if not 

restrained. 

Determine the magnitude and direction of the applied force:

Determine the Foot Securing 

Requirements.

STEP 4a

The feet are secured to prevent any movement of the feet and 

the frame.

Determine the Head Securing 

Requirements.

STEP 4b

The head of the frame is typically secured using guys. The guys 

give strength and rigidity to the frame.

Ensure Guy Angles are within limits.

STEP 5

Ensure guy / guy plane angles are:

- Not less than 30°.

- Not less than the applied force angle.

Test load the rigging to ensure frame 

stability and security.

STEP 6

Ensure the rigging is tested by applying load to the system in a 

safe situation. This test should be performed prior to supporting 

personnel in a potentially hazardous area.

OR

IT IS VITAL THAT THE USER BE ABLE TO DETERMINE THE 

DIRECTION AND THE MAGNITUDE OF THE FORCES ACT-

ING ON THE FRAME. THE FRAME NEEDS TO BE ASSEM-

BLED, HOBBLED, GUYED AND OPERATED TO RESIST ALL 

FORCES WITHOUT ANY MOVEMENT OF THE FRAME AND 

ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT.

The steps below are a guide to successful Vortex setup and 

operation. Never leave an unsecured Vortex unattended. 

As in any rigging situation, one person should be in charge 

of the set up and communication should be deliberate and 

precise.

Multipod Set-Up and Use 

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SETUP

CMC highly recommends training for the assembly portion 

of the Vortex in a safe environment where all participants 

can concentrate on the relevant tasks. 

•  Whenever possible, setup the Vortex away from the fall 

hazard zone, then walk it to the edge. Support each 

leg section until the unit is secured to prevent toppling 

during set up. 

• Take measures to prevent the Vortex from toppling over 

the edge during setup and rigging. Attach the supplied 

Tether Cord to the head of the assembly and config-

ure it as a belay while the Vortex is being moved and 

secured into position.

  

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Страница 1: ...Find the latest version and translations of the Arizona Vortex User Manual at cmcpro com 5F04 GENERAL USE G NFPA 1983 2017 ED ARIZONA VORTEX KIT USER MANUAL...

Страница 2: ...L WARNINGS 5 VORTEX SPECIFIC WARNINGS 5 VORTEX COMPONENTS 6 VORTEX HARDWARE 7 VORTEX ASSEMBLY 8 BASIC CONFIGURATIONS 14 MULTIPOD SET UP AND USE 15 EQUAL LEG TRIPOD 23 EASEL LEG TRIPOD 24 A FRAME BIPOD...

Страница 3: ...ng components CARE USE Service Life The maximum service life of the Vortex metal products is not defined however the lifespan may be reduced by frequency of use adverse loading incompatible environmen...

Страница 4: ...d to the inner leg via upper head pin hole and last inner leg pin hole 3 Use either Raptor or Flat Feet 4 Legs at equal distance apart 5 Feet are required to be individually hobbled or anchored CONFIG...

Страница 5: ...ad the latest advice and user instructions Please note that some diagrams in this manual have omitted guy lines and hobble straps for clarity Guy lines and other methods for properly securing and supp...

Страница 6: ...e Straps 3 8mm Tether Cord 40ft User Manual RigTech Pack Leg Bags 2 Foot Set Sleeves 2 Pin Storage Bag HORIZONTAL CLEARANCE 8 ft 9 in 2 6 m at foot level in 9 ft height configuration MAX HEIGHT WITH A...

Страница 7: ...Ball joint easily adjusts to necessary angle Most of the Vortex hardware components are machined from solid aluminum and incorporate design features that reduce weight and increase strength GIN POLE...

Страница 8: ...iple configura tions This diagram shows the assembly of an Easel Leg Tripod Outer Legs Inner Leg Inner Leg Outer Legs ARIZONA VORTEX USER S GUIDE E X P E R T U S E O N L Y A B B C C The A Frame Head a...

Страница 9: ...stment holes H Left and right side facing rigging points I Left and right 1 2 pin connection points A A B C A B C D E E F H I I G D B The A Frame Head can be used individually to construct bipod confi...

Страница 10: ...lly extended Align the orange Gin Pole Head and the blue A Frame Head together at the connection points Once connected the Gin Pole Head can rotate to change the angle of the Easel Leg relative to the...

Страница 11: ...section has multiple options for the connecting ball lock pin This enables minor adjust ments to leg length and rotational orientation Inner Leg shown connected to the A Frame Head Outer Leg shown con...

Страница 12: ...inserted as shown ALIGNMENT SLOT 3 8 PIN HOLE 3 8 ADJUSTMENT HOLES LAST HOLE WARNING INNER LEG OUTER LEG An Outer and Inner Leg are correctly assembled when the Leg Pin joins the Inner Leg at the end...

Страница 13: ...d not be set at its limit of articulation without ensuring that further movement will not occur Outer Leg shown connected to Raptor Foot Outer Leg shown attached to Flat Foot Inner Leg shown attached...

Страница 14: ...r Frame CONFIGURATION MODE OF USE A Frame Directional Frame Anchor Frame Easel Leg Tripod w leg mounted winch CONFIGURATION MODE OF USE Directional Frame Sideways A Frame CONFIGURATION MODE OF USE Dir...

Страница 15: ...applying load to the system in a safe situation This test should be performed prior to supporting personnel in a potentially hazardous area OR IT IS VITAL THAT THE USER BE ABLE TO DETERMINE THE DIREC...

Страница 16: ...de of Use Knowing the Mode of Use will assist the user in determining the applied force force acting on the frame Anchor frame The magnitude of the applied force will be equiva lent to the mass of the...

Страница 17: ...e load and the hauling line closer toward the load This mode of use is as a Direction al Frame When force is applied on the Equal Leg Tripod the feet will have a tendency of movement outward as indica...

Страница 18: ...ounted winch Fig 3d When the load is applied the force acting on the Anchor Frame will have a tenden cy to rotate the Vortex forward toward the load as shown by the arrows The front legs of the Easel...

Страница 19: ...4 Lashed to objects The head of the frame must be secured to resist the tenden cy of movement The head is typically secured through a combination of legs in compression legs in tension and guys in ten...

Страница 20: ...tex It is essential that the user properly identify which guyline will resist the Tendency of Movement of the Vortex It is this guyline or Guy Plane if multiple guylines are used that must meet the Gu...

Страница 21: ...ed force and the Gin Pole is referred to as the Applied Force Angle The guy angle directly opposes the Applied Force Angle and is the angle formed between the Gin Pole and the guyline The Guy Plane is...

Страница 22: ...e stresses on the legs by ensuring leg forces are predominantly axial Ensure mid span leg connections are loaded axially Do not allow objects or structures to contact the legs mid span Select anchors...

Страница 23: ...e is normally considered accept able to secure the feet in this configuration In this case the hobbles form a triangle between the feet Ideally the load should be suspended in the center of the triang...

Страница 24: ...he frame via a leg mounted winch The use of hobbles alone is normally considered accept able to secure the feet in this configuration However the action of cranking the winch may cause unwanted move m...

Страница 25: ...ed B CONFIGURATIONS EASEL LEG TRIPOD with Leg Mounted Winch The Easel Leg Tripod shown is an Anchor Frame as the rope that supports the load is anchored to the frame via a leg mounted winch The use of...

Страница 26: ...ame The use of hobbles alone is not enough to secure the frame in this configuration as the frame will tend to move back when the load is applied This example shows all feet bolted to the floor Avoid...

Страница 27: ...requires guylines con nected to anchors both to the front near or over the edge and to the back of the frame Additional guylines may be needed to prevent the A Frame from moving sideways if the load w...

Страница 28: ...e head and is not anchored to the frame The example shown would require a combination of hobbles Raptor Feet inserted into a crevice and guys to provide security and stability A Sideways A Frame confi...

Страница 29: ...is not anchored to the frame The example shown would require a combination of hobbles Raptor feet inserted into a crevice and guys to provide security and stability A Gin Pole configuration requires a...

Страница 30: ...any doubt about its condition Do not return to service until the unit in question has been inspected and approved for use in writing by a competent person that is authorized to do so Contact CMC if y...

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Страница 32: ...Inc 6740 Cortona Drive Goleta CA 93117 USA 805 562 9120 800 235 5741 cmcpro com ISO 9001 Certified 2020 CMC Rescue Inc All rights reserved CMC and are registered marks of CMC Rescue Inc Control No 91...

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