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• to use the lifeline for a length exceeding 20 m between the
anchor points (Fig. 2),
• to use a lifeline if the vertical clearance is insufficient. See table 2
(normal use after a fall) and 1 (restricted use). See § “Definition”,
• to use a lifeline if the anchor points are of insufficient strength
or considered as being of insufficient strength,
• to use a lifeline if at least one of the two anchor points is damaged,
• to use a lifeline if, during a fall, the user(s) risk hitting an obstacle,
• to use a lifeline if the user(s) has not read and understood this
manual,
• to use a lifeline at temperatures exc50°C or below
-40°C or in an aggressive chemical environment (Fig. 6),
• to connect two lifelines with no intermediate anchor point (Fig. 4),
• to use a light alloy connector as a mobile anchor point,
• to use an abrasive connector as a mobile anchor point,
• to use a lifeline positioned at the user’s feet (Fig. 5),
• to install and use a tempo 2 lifeline without first having
determined an efficient and safe rescue procedure should a
rescue operation be necessary.
• Use the tempo 2 lifeline if the safety function of any of the
associated parts is affected by the safety function of another
part or if it interferes with it.
The tempo 2 lifeline is a component of a horizontal fall-arrest system
which must comply with standard EN 363 and which must comprise:
• 1) two anchor devices complying with standard EN 795,
• 2) a tempo 2 lifeline complying with standard EN 795 class B,
• 3) a first connector, used as mobile anchor point, complying
with standard EN 362,
• 4) a fall-arrester complying with standard EN 353.2 / EN 355 /
EN 360,
• 5) a lanyard complying with standard EN354 (restricted use not
allowing risk of fall), table No. 2,
• 6) a fall arrest harness satisfying the requirements of standard
EN 361.
All other associations are forbidden.
In accordance with European specifications, each of the components
attached together, numbered from 1) to 6) above, marketed by
Tractel
®
, has received CE marking, as a result of an EC type-
examination, and has been subject to production quality control.
Tractel
®
S.A.S. RD 619-Saint Hilaire sous Romilly-F- 10102
Romilly-sur-Seine France hereby declares that the safety
equipment described in this manual:
•
complies with the requirements of European Directive
89/686/EEC of December 1989,
• is identical to the PPE which was the subject of type-
examination certificates issued by Apave SUDEUROPE S.A.S -
B.P.3 - 33370 ARTIGUES PRES BORDEAUX - France,
identified by number 0082 and tested in accordance with
standard EN 795 class B dated 1996,
• is subject to the procedure provided for in Art. 11B of the
89/686/EEC Directive, under the control of a notified body:
Apave SUDEUROPE S.A.S - B.P.3 - 33370 ARTIGUES PRES
BORDEAUX - France, identified by number 0082.
Conformity of the equipment
WARNING
A fall-arrest harness EN 361 is the only safety harness
which can be used in a fall-arrest system.
In all utilization situations, you must combine the deflection
of the tempo 2 lifeline (in accordance with its length and
the number of users (tables 1 and 2), and the maximum
fall distance recommended by the manufacturer
of the fall-arrester used.
If a fall arrester compliant with standard EN 360 is used,
the user must make sure by all appropriate means, under
risk-free conditions, that the risk of a rebound in the event of
an operator fall does not represent a hazard to the operator.
Permissible attachments
11
F
Any company assigning personal fall protection equipment to an
employee or similar person must apply the health and safety at
work regulations.
Within the European Union, these devices must be checked
periodically in accordance with the 89/656/EEC Directive dated
30/11/89 (i.e. at least once a year, by TRACTEL
®
S.A.S or by a
TRACTEL
®
S.A.S. authorised repair company).
• To ensure safe use, the operator must carry out regular periodic
inspections on the equipment to make sure it is functioning
efficiently and has preserved its strength characteristics.
• An annual overhaul is required. However, depending on the
frequency of use, the environmental conditions and the
regulations applicable within the company or in the country of
use, more frequent periodic checks may be required.
• The periodic inspections must be carried out by a qualified
technician in accordance with the inspection procedures defined
by the manufacturer.
• When performing the periodic inspection, make sure all the
markings on the product are clearly legible.
• Harnesses are products which are not repairable. Any harness
showing the least defect must be destroyed.
Textile products have a service life of 10 years as of the date of
purchase within the limits of normal use as specified in this manual.
Note : Anchor lines such as lanyards, wire ropes on automatic-
retract winders, cord rollers on sliding type fall arresters and strap
rings are not subject to this recommended service life ; these
should be checked before each use and must be destroyed if they
show the least sign of damage.
The marking on each product indicates:
a: the trade mark: Tractel
®
,
b: the designation of the product: e.g. tempo 2,
c: the referenced standard: number and year of the norm,
d: the reference of the product code: Group code,
e: the "CE" marking indicates that the equipment satisfies the
requirements of the PPE Directive 89/686/CEE. "0082"
indicates the number of the notified organisation, article 11 B
of the directive,
f:
the date of manufacture,
g: the serial number,
h: a pictogram indicating that it is necessary to read the
instruction manual before use,
p: the maximum number of users,
s : maximum length of tempo 2 lifeline.
Table No.1 : restricted use
The values indicated in table No.1 indicate the sag and the effort
measured following suspension of one or two persons as a
function of the length of the tempo 2 lifeline installed in
accordance with the requirements of this manual.
The “restricted” principle can only be considered provided the
risk of a fall is made impossible. In this case, the lifeline and the
fall-arrest components are used as movement limiters. These
must be installed in a way to prevent the user(s) from taking the
step leading to a fall.
Table No.2 : normal use after a fall
The values indicated in table No. 2 indicate the sag and the effort
measured after a fall of one or two persons as a function of the
length of the tempo 2 lifeline installed in accordance with the
requirements of this manual.
Periodic inspection and repair
Service life of textile products
Definitions
Marking
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