Typical Installations; Data Plate - KRATOS SAFETY KS Serie Mode D'emploi

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FA 60 206 00 & FA 60 206 01

Rope grabs FA 60 206 00 and FA 60 206 01 can be connected to and

disconnected from the lifeline at any point along the cable. Follow the

markings on the above and pull in the opening direction while turning the

plate clockwise to open the rope grab. After attaching the rope grab to the

cable, return the plate to the closed position and make sure the shaft has

gone back into its housing properly. Use an EN362-compliant connector

to connect the fall arrest system to the rope grab by passing the connector

through the holes in the plates, which should then be locked.

Counter plate installation

The end and intermediate components are clamped in place using

counter plates and threaded rods. Nuts and lock nuts to prevent the

assembly from working loose are threaded onto the threaded rod.

The FA 60 204 00 post is secured in place with the M12 x 25 mm hex

head bolt (provided with the posts). Apply some thread lock and screw

directly into the threaded hole in the post head.

The FA 60 216 90 corner piece is secured in place with an M12 x 45

mm hex head bolt (provided with the posts). This component can be

fitted onto either of the two holes located on the sides of the shoulder

at the top of the post.

Clamp installation

The end and intermediate components are clamped in place using

clamps and threaded rods. Nuts and lock nuts to prevent the assembly

from working loose are threaded onto the threaded rod.

The FA 60 204 00 post is secured in place with the M12 x 25 mm hex

head bolt (provided with the posts). Apply some thread lock and screw

directly into the threaded hole in the post head.

The FA 60 216 90 corner piece is secured in place with an M12 x 45

mm hex head bolt (provided with the posts). This component can be

fitted onto either of the two holes located on the sides of the shoulder

at the top of the post.

FA 20 902 00

Data plates must be fitted near the system and its access points to

provide the information needed by users on the length of the system,

the available clearance, the maximum number of users and the dates of

the periodic inspections.

The data plates also show the system manufacturer, system installer,

system name, the standard the system complies with, the installation

date, the reception date, the pictogram warning users to read the manual

prior to use and the pictogram warning users that PPE must be worn.

The data plate must be filled in by the installer and the competent person

during periodic inspections using an indelible marker.

ATTACHING THE ROPE GRAB