KRAUSE STABILO Professional 100, Инструкция по сборке и руководство пользователя

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STABILO
®
100
1.5 Intellectual property rights
The manufacturer owns all of the intellectual property rights relating to the Assembly Instructions and User Manual.
Copying the Assembly Instructions and User Manual, including excerpts thereof, is only permitted with the manufacturer’s
permission. The manufacturer reserves all rights to patents and utility model registrations. Any breach of the above will
be subject to prosecution.
1.6 Publication date
The publication date of these Assembly Instructions and User Manual is 01.11.2021.
2. Product information
2.1 Intended use
The mobile scaffold tower descried in these Assembly Instructions and User Manual must only be used as specified under
DIN EN 1004-7 and the information provided under point 7 in the list of models.
The STABILO
®
series mobile scaffold tower is a load class 3 tower (200 kg/m² work platform).
!
CAUTION Do not overload the mobile scaffold tower.
Protect the mobile scaffold tower from collapsing. Risk of serious or even fatal injury.
Maximum load:
– Platform height 2.00 m x 0.60 m: 240 kg; 1 person
Platform height 2,50 m x 0,60 m: 300 kg; 2 person
Platform height 2,00 m x 1,25 m: 500 kg; 3 person
Platform height 2,50 m x 1,25 m: 625 kg; 4 person
– Maximum horizontal force for platforms: 30 kg
– Personnel must only ever work on one working platform at a time.
– Working platforms have to be climbed from the inside of the tower.
– The tower’s maximum standing height must not exceed 12 metres when used in closed indoor spaces and 8 metres
when used outdoors.
– The mobile scaffold tower must only be erected on a level floor with adequate load-bearing capacity.
– The tower’s vertical and horizontal alignment has to be checked with a spirit level. The maximum permissible
deviation is 1%. Mobile scaffold towers that are not height-adjustable have to be levelled by placing break-proof
and non-slip materials underneath the feet.
– Before use, always make sure that all of the required safety precautions have been taken and that the mobile
scaffold tower has been set up properly and as described in the Assembly Instructions and User Manual.
– Where required, the mobile scaffold tower may have to be protected from tipping over using ballast and/or
outriggers. Please observe the information provided in the ballast tables on page 132 – 135.
2.2 Improper use
The mobile scaffold tower must only be used for the intended purpose specified under section 2.1. Any uses other than
those are considered improper use. In addition to the above, improper use also comprises the following:
– Creating a bridge between the mobile scaffold tower and a building or another structure.
– Joining several mobile scaffold towers to create a large working platform, birdcage scaffolding or a support structure.
– Using the tower as a stair tower for ascending other mobile work platforms.
– Attaching and using lifting devices on the tower.
– Using the mobile scaffold tower as an attachment point for personal fall protection.
– Using the tower as side protection, e.g. at edges that present fall hazards.