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Instruction for use
Usage okay
Proceed with caution during usage
Danger to life
Not applicable/Not available in this version
Read these instructions carefully and understand them before
use.
This device was designed to offer you the degree of safety expected
from personal protective equipment in accordance with the
European Directive 89/686/EEC and the European Regulation
(EU) 2016/425.
Safety measures and warnings
a) There are innumerable and even unimaginable possible modes
of use of this device. Only techniques shown in the figures that are
not crossed out or displaying a skull are recommended and covered
by the warranty.
b) This product must be used exclusively by adequately skilled
persons, otherwise the user must be constantly supervised by
trained personnel, who must guarantee for the safety. This includes
liability against damages, injuries and death incurred by improper
use or misuse of the equipment.
c) This product may be used combined with personal protective
equipment conforming to the European Directive 89/686/EEC or
the European regulation (EU) 2016/425 and compatibly with the
relevant information.
d) The lifetime of this product will be extended if it is used with care.
In particular, avoid rubbing against abrasive surfaces and/or sharp
edges.
e) In very dirty, muddy or icy conditions performance may be
affected.
f) Prolonged use in salty environments (e.g. sea cliffs) may affect
the performance of the product.
g) Do not expose the device to significant heat or cold (see work
and stock temperature).
h) Avoid any contact with chemical reagents as they may affect the
performance of this product. Contact the producer if in doubt.
i) It is essential to assess the reliability and security of the entire
safety system you are relying on: adequate resistance of the
anchors and the structure they are fixed on, their correct (higher)
positioning to arrest a fall and prevent pendulum effects, correct
positioning of the ropes (e.g. protecting sharp edges or points of
rubbing, preventing ill running through the pulley, redundancy, etc.)
and to tie a stopper knot at the free end of the rope.
Pulleys are designed for use in the areas of occupational safety,
rescue services, tree climbing and spanning. They are conceived
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