TEUFELBERGER ERGO Serie Mode D'emploi page 10

USE
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ERGO Click Plus / Pro / Suva to EN 361:2002 and
EN 358:1999
EN 358: This harness belays its wearer at the work
site (work positioning) or prevents the
wearer from reaching a location from
where he/she can fall down (restraint
function).
A work positioning harness to EN 358
by itself is not suitable for fall arrest
purposes!
In order to provide protection against falls
from a height, it may be necessary to use
configurations including collective
equipment (e.g., safety nets) or personal
protective equipment (e.g., fall protection
systems to EN 363)!
1. Selection of the right harness size:
Universal size / max. weight of wearer (= body
weight + equipment): 130 kg
2. Correct use of harness closure and readjust-
ment buckles: (buckle design depends on harness
type).
a) Ergo Click buckle
A
A
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Closing the buckle
Push mating buckle portions together until you hear
the "click", and verify that the buckle is locked/
functioning properly.
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Opening the buckle
1. Push buckle portions together and, at the same
time,
2. push on both unlocking buttons (A)
3. pull buckle portions apart
Readjusting (Adapting) harness straps
Pull end of strap to tighten it
Lift buckle to loosen harness strap
b) 3-bar buckle
Closing the buckle
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Insert the loose strap end together with the inser-
tion buckle through the O buckle from below. Align
insertion buckle in parallel with O buckle.
Readjusting (Adapting) harness straps)
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Pull end of strap to tighten it. Pull tongue to
loosen it.
3. How to put on the harness correctly:
Open the harness closures
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Put on the shoulder straps (red webbing)
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Close the chest belt using the Fastex
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plastic buckle
Close the waist belt (only on ERGO Click Plus /
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Pro / Suva models)
Close the leg loops
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Adjust the leg loops, waist belts and shoulder
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straps (harness in light contact with the body,
fall arrest eyelets at the height of the sternum
and the shoulder blades, retaining eyelets at the
sides and centrally in the front on the waist belt).
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