Safety Notices - EDELRIDe EN 361 Manual Del Usuario

always be kept as taut as possible. Slack ropes must be
avoided!
The anchor point must be designed in such a way that, when fi x-
ing a lanyard, no effects can occur which reduce stability and it is
not damaged during use.
Sharp edges, ridges and crushing can seriously impair stability.
These should be covered, where necessary, using suitable aux-
iliary equipment. The anchor point and the anchoring must be
able to withstand the expected loads in a worst-case scenario.
In addition, when using shock absorbers (EN 355) as prescribed
by EN 363, the anchor points for fall arrest forces must be rated
for at least 10 kN, see also EN 795. When using a lanyard (fall
arrest system), please note that the maximum overall length
of the lanyard including shock absorbers and connecting
components must not exceed 2.0m (including "FIX" extension
if used).
Gear loops are not suitable for anchoring or belaying!

SAFETY NOTICES

When combining this product with other components, the safety
aspects of the products may interfere with each other.
If this product is used in combination with other components of a
rescue/fall arrest system, users must acquaint themselves with
the enclosed recommendations, notes and instructions for these
components prior to use and comply with them.
This equipment should only be used in connection with parts of
personal protective equipment (PPE) bearing the CE-symbol to
protect individuals against falls from heights.
If original components are modifi ed or removed from the product,
its safety aspects may be restricted. The equipment should not be
modifi ed in any way or altered to allow attachment of additional
parts without the manufacturer's written recommendation.
The equipment must be checked for possible damage before and
after each use. It must be ensured that the equipment is servicea-
ble and fully functional. The equipment must be discarded imme-
diately if there is even the slightest doubt as to its serviceability.
WARNING! The products must be kept away from damaging
environments. This includes contact with corrosive and aggres-
sive substances (e.g. acids, alkalis, soldering water, oils, cleaning
agents), as well as extreme temperatures and fl ying sparks. In ad-
dition, sharp edges, wetness and especially icing-up can diminish
the stability of textiles!
Climate requirements
The permanent use temperature of the product (in dry condition)
ranges from approx. -20°C to +55°C.
LIFESPAN AND REPLACEMENT
The lifespan of the product mainly depends mainly on the way and
frequency in which it is used and external infl uences.
Products made from synthetic fi bre (polyamide, polyester, dynee-
ma ) are subject to a certain ageing process even if they are not
used. This is caused by the intensivity of UV-rays and environ-
mental infl uences.
Maximum lifespan under optimal storage conditions (see sec-
tion on storage) and without use: 12 years
Occasional use
Occasional and appropriate use without obvious wear and tear
and with optimal storage: 10 years.
Frequent or extreme use, fall impact
Following a fall load or in the event of damage, the personal
protection equipment product should be withdrawn from use
immediately and passed on to an expert or to the manufacturer
for checking with a written confi rmation to this effect and/or, if
necessary, to be repaired.
As a general rule, PPE products must be replaced immediately
if, for instance, products with webbing have frayed edges or if
twines are torn out of the weave, if the stitching shows signs of
damage and/or abrasion or if the product has been in contact