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K-7/3ACP Carabiner (Oval Type, 3-Stage Auto Lock)
Always attach the carabiner to the webbing behind the ventral D ring.
Never make this connection through ventral D ring. Don’t use this
carabiner to connect lanyard or energy absorber. Carabiner must always be
used with the gate closed and locked.
The strength of carabiner decreases when the gate is open.
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I- EN 361:2002 Fall Arrest Harness
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EN 358:2018 Work Positioning Harness
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EN 813:2008 Sit Harness
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EN 1497:2007 Rescue and EN 12277+A1:2018 Type A Mountaineering
Harness
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Fall Clearance Distance
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Using Harness Buckles
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Put the free ends of the buckles together
N-2.2-
Pass the webbing through the buckle.
N-2.3-
Pass the webbing through the buckle again.
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After that pull the webbing to adjust.
1. Caution
1.1-
Working at height is one of dangerous activities that can lead to
serious injuries and death. It is under the responsibility of the user to
learn appropriate usage techniques and safety methods, and apply these
in practice. In this regards, this full body harnesss should be used by only
a trained personnel or under the supervision of such personnel. Improper
use can cause serious injuries and fatal accidents.
1.2-
This equipment should be a personal issue item.
1.3-
This safety harness is a component of a fall arrest system and is
aimed to prevent user from falling. This enhancement itself is not suitable
for working at height, it must also be used together with CE certificated
lanyards, shock absorbers, hooks and fall arresters.
1.4-
This product is rated for 150kg load capacity and must be used together
with equipment which have the same load capacity (Lanyards, Guided Type
Fall Arresters, Retractable Fall Arresters, etc..)
Warning:
This equipment shall not be used outside its limitations, or for
any purpose other than that for which it is intended.There are many hazards
that may affect the performance of the equipment and corresponding
safety precautions that have to be observed during equipment utilization,
especially: trailing or looping of lanyards or lifelines over sharp edges, any
defects like cutting, abrasion, corrosion, climatic exposure, pendulum falls,
extremes of temperature, chemical reagents, electrical conductivity
2. Raw Material
This safety harness is made of;Textile Materials: % 100 PolyesterMetal
Parts: Aluminum and Steel. Accessories: Polyester, Polyamide and PVC
3. General Specification
* Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
* This full body harness enables the user to work safely by making a
connection to a secure point with an appropriate tool. This safety harness
is manufactured in comply with standards ofEN 361:2002, EN 358:2018,
EN 813:2008, EN 12277+A1:2018 Type A and EN 1497:2007 specified in PPE
Regulation 2016/425 (EU).
4. Product Use
4.1- EN 361:2002 Fall Arrest Harness
* Full Body Fall Arrest Harness
When full body fall arrest harness is used as fall arrester, all components
of the system should comply with the requirements of EN 363 (full fall
arrest systems). Remaining equipment which are anchoring points of
harness must comply with EN 795, Lanyards must comply with EN 354,
Shock absorbers must comply with EN 355, Carabiner must comply with
EN 362.
* Dorsal and Sternal D Rings;
(Figure-1)
Use only dorsal or sternal D rings of safety harness with other equipment
described in EN 363 (Shock absorber, lanyard, fall arrest systems). These
points were marked with “A” in order to be recognized easily. The maximum
rated load of the fall arrest harness is 150 kg.
Warning:
The adjustment and the tightness of the buckles and webbings
should be checked regularly during use.
4.2- EN 358:2018 Work Positioning Harness
Always use side D ring with a positioning lanyard as shown in
Figure-2
. Adjust the positioning lanyard with length adjustment device
so as to work comfortably with both hands free. The anchorage must be
maintained at or above waist level, and the lanyard kept taut and free
movement is restricted to a maximum of 0.6m. Waist belt is approved for
a user, including tools and equipment, with a weight of up to 150kg.A work
positioning system supports the user and allows him to position himself
precisely, supported or suspended. This product should be used together
with work positioning lanyards (EN 358) for work positioning purposes and
lanyards (EN 354) for restraint purposes with connectors (EN 362).
Warning:
Work Positioning Harness should not be used for fall arrest
purposes and that a waist belt should not be used if there is a foreseeable
risk of the user becoming suspended or being exposed to unintended
tension by the waist belt. Additional arrangements may be neccesary for
work positioning or restraint with collective means (e.g. safety nets) or
,personal means (e.g. fall arrest fall systems in accordance with EN 363) of
protection against falls from a height. The adjustment and the tightness of
the buckles and webbings should be checked regularly during use.
4.3- EN 813:2008 Sit Harness
Figure-3
seat harness is used in restraint work positioning and rope access
systems, where a low point of attachments required. 2 ventral webbing
loops are attachment points to link with other devices.The maximum rated
load of the sit harness is 150 kg.A suspension trauma can occur in any
fall from height. Suspension trauma may cause the loss of consciousness.
Instructions for use should be strictly followed to avoid such icidents.User
should attach EN 12841 descending devices with EN 362 connectors using
ventral D-Ring.
Warning:
Sit harness is not suitable for fall arresting purposes. The
adjustment and the tightness of the buckles and webbings should be
checked regularly during use. Both loops must always be used together.
Using single loop is forbidden as an attachment point.
Advice:
User should carry out a suspension test in a safe place before using
the sit harness for the first time, to ensure that it is the correct size, has
sufficient adjustment and is of an acceptable comfort level for the intended
use.
(EN) User Guide
4.4- EN 12277+A1:2018 Type A Mountaineering and Climbing Harness
The harness can be used in mountaineering and climbing activities
including belaying and abseiling. Dorsal and sternal attachment points
are suited to use for mountaineering including rock climbing. Tie on to
the attachment points with a figure-of-eight knot.The maximum rated
load of the mountaineering harness is 150 kg.A suspension trauma can
occur in any fall from height. Suspension trauma may cause the loss of
consciousness. Instructions for use should be strictly followed to avoid
such icidents.
User should attach mountaineering equpment like EN 15151 belaying
devices, EN 12841 descending devices or other mountainering equipment to
EN 12277 harness with EN 12275 conenctor using dorsal or sternal D-Ring.
Warning:
The adjustment and the tightness of the buckles and webbings
should be checked regularly during use.
Advice:
The rescue harness is intended to be worn during normal working
activities and the user should carry out a suspension test in a safe place
before using the rescue harness for the first time, to ensure that it is the
correct size, has sufficient adjustment and is of an acceptable comfort level
for the intended use. This product is designed for use in normal climatic
conditions. Avoid all contact with chemical reagents or other corrosive
substances. Damp and icy conditions or chemical contact can reduce the
strength of this product.
4.5- EN 1497:2007 Rescue Harness
HarnessA rescue harness can be such that it is either intended to be used
only for rescue or it may be incorporated into the design of other types of
harnesses for personal fall protection,e.g. a full body harness. A rescue
harness is intended to be worn during normal working activities.2 Sternal
webbing loops and Dorsal D ring must beare attachment points to link.
Rescue equipment may only be used as part of a rescue system. The
maximum rated load of the rescue harness is 150 kg.
(Figure-4)
Warning:
The rescue harness shall not to be used as the body holding device
in a fall arrest system. There may be dangerous effects of suspension trauma
(constriction of blood vessels and pooling of blood in the limbs) to consider,
which can have fatal consequences if the pressure on the user is not released.
