General Information - Singing rock SIR Manual Del Usuario

Secure the device with a mule knot and an overhand knot tie-off (fig. 10B).
With large angles avoid triaxial loading on plain connectors (e.g.use
a rigging plate, or connectors made for triaxial loading) (fig. 10C).
Always secure the device, do not girth hitch, and protect sharp edges
(fig. 10D)!
If the anchor is part of a fall-arrest system, use measures to absorb
shock loads.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Regular examination:
• Do not hesitate to retire the device if it shows signs of wear or
after a major fall or a major impact. They could cause internal
or invisible damage that may significantly weaken its strength.
In case of uncertainty treat the device as damaged or consult
SINGING ROCK.
• Regular periodical inspections must be carried out by an
competent person at least once a year. For this purpose an
inspection record should be established (see the backside of these
instructions). Furthermore, we would sincerely recommend one
set of equipment is used by one person only as its history of use is
best traced and understood in this way.
• Before each use, it is obligatory to check the device and verify that
all its components (handle, jamming cleat, flanges) are faultless
and in good working condition.
PACKING, STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Each product is packed with its INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE. Proper
maintenance and storage are imperative to ensure correct functioning
of the product (as well as all your equipment) and thus your safety.
Clean the product with a brush under running cold water of domestic
supply. If the stains persist, clean it in warm water (maximum 30 °C)
with ordinary soap. Then rinse thoroughly, wipe it with a towel and
dry naturally in a shaded ventilated place away from sources of heat.
If needed, lube sparingly the moving joints of the cam and handle
with silicon based oil.
TEMPERATURES
While it is permissible to use this product within the temperature
range from –20 °C to +60 °C, it is advisable to stock it in a dry place
at room temperature.
LIFETIME
Lifetime is set by the date of production and is theoretically unlimited.
Service time starts with the date of first use and depends on
frequency and mode of application, on environment where it is used
(e.g. marine, cave, corrosive atmosphere), and on mechanical wear
and damage. It is therefore very difficult to determine the expected
service time of a particular device. Its due retirement is therefore