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Compatibility
When making connections with equipment,
eliminate all possibility of roll-out. Roll-out
occurs when interference between a hook
and the attachment point causes the hook
gate to unintentionally open and release. All
connections must be selected and deemed
compatible with this equipment by CP. All
connectors must be EN362:2004 approved.
See Diagram B on page 20
This RTFA is recommended for use with the
following products:
Anchorage EN795:2012 or 1997+A1:2000
compliant systems.
Harness EN361:2002 compliant harnesses.
The FAB3W has been assessed for
compatibility with the following temporary
horizontal lifelines:
Guardian® Webbing HLL #14663; 14665
Guardian® Retractable HLL #14664
WARNING!
FABX1, FABX2 or FABXL
are not to be used when anchored to
any Class C or D anchor devices, unless
written verification has been obtained
from Guardian.
WARNING!
If the user weighs between
100-136kg (FABX1, FABX2, FABXL) or
100-150kg (FAB3W only), ensure all PPE
equipment in the PFAS for use in fall
arrest, restraint or work positioning is
rated to the increased maximum user
weight up to 136kg (FABX1, FABX2,
FABXL) or 150kg (FAB3W only), for the
applicable standards as listed above.
Please contact Guardian with any questions
regarding product compatibility.
85627 REV. E
Maintenance, Cleaning,
and Storage
Maintenance and cleaning after use is import-
ant for maintaining the safety and longevity of
equipment.
Remove all dirt, corrosives, and contaminants
from equipment before and after each use.
Textiles must only be cleaned with plain water
(not exceeding 50°C), or if plain water is not
sufficient, with mild soap/water solution. Rinse
thoroughly and leave to dry naturally out of di-
rect sunlight and away from direct heat sources.
Never store when equipment is wet.
Never clean equipment with corrosive sub-
stances.
When not in use or during transport, store
equipment where it will not be affected by heat,
light, excessive moisture, chemicals, or other
degrading elements.
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