Würth EN 353-2 Instructions D'utilisation page 12

purposes. You are advised to set the device short enough to exclude
a fall over the edge from the beginning. A slack rope, in particular,
should be avoided and the danger of a swinging fall due to side-
shifting should be minimised (2.6).
The fall-arrest fastening element must not be extended (2.4 + 2.5). Do
not climb higher than the anchoring point.
Usage in accordance with EN 358 Lanyard
WARNING: Lanyards or restraint systems are not suitable for the
purpose of catching. They limit the freedom of movement, so that a
fall cannot occur.
Fasten the lanyard carabiners to the side fall arresting eyelets of the
harness (always use as pairs, e.g. EN 358) for workplace positioning
or fasten to a single restraint fall arresting eyelet as a restraint system.
The lanyard can be used in combination with a bypass to climb
wooden poles. When used as a lanyard, the use of additional PPEaF
is a necessity.
Lanyards must be set tight enough during use that the freedom of
movement in all directions is limited to approx. 60 cm.
The anchoring/connecting point must always be at or above the
height of the harness, so that the lanyard is always under tension and
a possible fall into the lanyard will be as short as possible (2.9 +
2.10).
3.) How to check before use (3.1–3.5)
4.) Identification and warranty certificate
4.1) Name
4.2) Item descriptions
4.3) Item no.
4.4) Size
4.5) Series no.
4.6) Year of manufacture
4.7) Max. load
4.8) Test weight
4.9) Material
4.10) Standard(s) + year
4.11) Certification no.
4.12) Certification date
4.13) Testing institute
4.14) International standards
4.15) Guide rail type
4.16) Guide rail diameter
5.) Check card
5.1–5.4) To be completed for audit
5.1) Tester
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