FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
- For versions No 1&2
1. When the assembly is at the required
location, remove the short fixed (50mm
webbing) part and make the necessary
connection to the anchor point (typical
connections see Fig. A & B).
2. Unpack the adjustable (35mm webbing)
part and attach to the other anchor point.
Take care not to have twists in the line
(Fig. C).
3. When both connections have been made
the next step is to take up the ‘coarse’
adjustment, to do this the ratchet should be
in the position shown (Fig. D).
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Fig. B
Fig. C
Fig. D
Fig. A
50mm Webbing
Karabiner
ATSL
35mm Webbing
Ratchet
GBR
GBR
IMPORTANT:
All three versions are
tensioned and released in the same
manner, the only variation is in the
method of attachment to your anchor
points. It is vitally important that anchor
points are sufficiently strong, they should
be capable of withstanding a minimum of
15kN
horizontally and in the direction of
the line. The high anchor rating is due to
the vector forces generated in the high
angle ‘Y’ formed in the line when loaded.
NOTE:
When used as an anchor for a
restraint system - as opposed to fall arrest
- then more than one operative can use
the line at one time. You must be certain
that all operatives are in restraint at all
times, with no potential fall.
approval from SpanSet UK Ltd. Use, as part
of a personal suspension (work positioning)
system is a specialist application for which
SpanSet would be pleased to offer advice.
