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REQUIREMENTS FOR ASSEMBLY, USE AND
MAINTENANCE OF CLIMBING LADDER

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SUMMARY

1. ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENTS ____________________________________________ 3

2. REQUIREMENTS FOR TIGHTENING BOLTS _______________________________ 9

3. MAINTENANCE AND DISMANTLING ____________________________________ 11

ATTACHED ANCHOR LIFE-LINE + ANTI-FALL SAFETY DEVICE MANUAL

IMPORTANT: This document concerns the installation, use and maintenance of climbing ladders.
IN ADDITION TO THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS, ALWAYS REFER
TO THE WORKSHOP DRAWINGS PROVIDED UPON ORDERING,
WHICH MAY CONTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATING TO
SPECIFIC CASES AND TO “ANCHOR LIFE-LINE AND ANTI-FALL
SAFETY DEVICE VERTICAL LINE 353-1 MANUAL”

Before assembling the stairs, it is necessary to correctly insert the sections of the mast
until they are fully inserted. The methods of joining polygonal sections are contained
in the manual “REQUIREMENTS FOR JOINING POLYGONAL SECTIONS”.

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1. ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENTS
To install stair sections along the shaft of the mast, it is necessary to refer to the workshop
drawings.

Place the last section of the ladder at the upper part of the mast. The ladder must protrude from the
top of the mast by a distance ‘X’ as indicated in the workshop drawings (fig. 1).

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The fixing of the ladder to its supports welded to the pole (ladder connections) is carried out using,
for each support:
- N° 2 fixing devices
- N° 2 screws M14x40
- N° 4 washers
- N° 2 medium nuts M14 (fig. 2)
The necessary hardware is supplied separately.

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Then continue installing the other ladder sections along the shaft in the same way as described
above.

NOTE: When assembling the various ladder sections, it is necessary to respect the indications
contained in the workshop drawings: the ladders must be interrupted for a distance of 290 mm
between each rung (fig. 3).

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Install, at the heights specified in the workshop drawing, the intermediate rope lock anchor devices,
which have to be installed in groups of N°2 pieces (fig. 4).

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Install, at the heights specified in the workshop drawings, the collapsible resting footboards using,
for each footboard, n° 1 screw M14x40 and n° 1 nut M14 supplied separately (fig. 5).

Install the safety rope referring to “ANCHOR LIFE-LINE AND ANTI-FALL SAFETY DEVICE
VERTICAL LINE 353-1 MANUAL” in attachment.

WARNING! The anti-fall safety devices used on climbing ladders with safety ropes are personal
protective equipment (PPE) with a life cycle beyond which it is mandatory to replace them. The
device's life cycle is defined in the use and maintenance manual supplied with the device itself.
Furthermore, before using the anti-fall safety devices, it is mandatory to carefully read the user
manual as it contains instructions for their correct use, such as maximum load capacity (weight of
the operator and tools), types of checks to be carried out before use, installation and use procedures.
The anti-fall safety devices must be used with a suitable harness.

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Each tower comes with N°1 anti-climb cover that prevents unauthorized personnel from accessing
the ladder.
The upper end of the anti-climb cover must be positioned at a height of 3 m from the cat-walk (fig.
6).

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Each anti-climb cover has an adhesive label that must be filled in by the installer
using a permanent marker.

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ADHESIVE LABEL DETAIL

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2. REQUIREMENTS FOR TIGHTENING BOLTS
The bolts must be tightened to the following tightening torques:

Bolt type Tightening torque
M14 class 8.8 144 Nm

3. MAINTENANCE AND DISMANTLING

Stair maintenance activities consist of:

− Checking the tightness of the bolts;

− Checking the galvanisation and any rust spots;

− Checking the tension of the safety rope.

Any traces of dirt, oil or grease on the ladder (rungs and/or central section) or on the safety rope
must be removed as they may cause the operator to slip and/or the safety device to malfunction.

For maintenance of the anti-fall safety device refer to “ANCHOR LIFE-LINE AND ANTI-
FALL SAFETY DEVICE VERTICAL LINE 353-1 MANUAL” provided in attachment.

In order to comply with current environmental regulations, at the end of the lifecycle of the supplied
product the owner of the goods shall dispose of the material in accordance with current regulations.
The shaft and the ladder (as well as the accessories: footboards, fixing devices, etc.), are made of
fully recyclable steel.

Anti-fall safety device called
VERTICAL LINE 353-1

Compliant with Reg. UE/2016/425

SUMMARY

Warning / Recommendation / Guarantee / Delivery notes Pag. 3

Description of devices Pag. 4/5

Accessories Pag. 6/7

Reference standards / Characteristics and technical data Pag. 8

Load forces and marking Pag. 9/10

Performance / Arrangement / Preliminary remarks prior to installation Pag. 11/12

Instructions for use / Warnings / Recommendations / Limits of use / Checks before use Pag. 13/14/15

Device installation example Pag. 16/17/18/19/20

Instructions for periodic inspection / Expiry date / Storage and transport / Disposal Pag. 21

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RECOMMENDATION

Before using the VERTICAL LINE 353-1 device, carefully read and make sure you have understood this manual/certifications in its entirety, fill in
the usage log sheet and keep this user and maintenance manual for the entire life of the product.

GUARANTEE

The warranty period for the VERTICAL LINE 353-1 device for damage caused to items other than the product and/or suffered by the product
itself refers to the limitation periods of the regulations in force. In any case, the right to compensation for damage caused by the product
cannot be exercised if ten years have already elapsed since the product was put into circulation, as provided for and regulated by
Legislative Decree 206/2005, to which reference should be made for anything not expressly indicated in this paragraph.
Damage resulting from use that does not comply with the instructions in this manual is excluded from the warranty.
The unauthorised tampering/replacement of anchorage device components, the use of unsuitable and non-original accessories, elements
or components, and/or the improper use of the system will void the warranty period and the manufacturer's liability, even in the event of
accidents occurring for reasons not attributable to the modified and/or unsuitable and/or non-original component itself. The warranty obliges
the manufacturer to replace, free of charge, at its premises, any components recognised as defective in terms of manufacture and/or
technical performance.

DELIVERY NOTES

Upon receipt of the delivery, check that:

■ The devices are intact and have not been damaged; ■ The supply corresponds to the order specifications;

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DESCRIPTION OF THE ANCHOR DEVICE

VERTICAL LINE 353-1 consists of a tensioned metal cable fixed at both ends (upper end with terminal art. T and lower end with tensioner art.
TFF) and a guided anti-fall safety device art. DA.
The cable art. CVX8 is made of AISI 316 stainless steel called 133-wire CABLE (7 x 19).
The rigid anchor line (metal cable) can be applied to fixed support structures.
Support structures suitable for accommodating the VERTICAL LINE 353-1 system must withstand a vertical force of 12 kN.

VLW2PC
DA

TFF

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DESCRIPTION OF THE GUIDED ANTI-FALL SAFETY DEVICE art. DA

The device called art. DA is a guided device to be used exclusively on the vertical rigid anchor line (metal
cable) «VERTICAL LINE 353-1» manufactured in accordance with Standard EN 353-1.

Lock mechanism

Cable sliding corridor

Lever to lift

Connecting
lever

Eyelet for
connector

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COMPONENTS

Item: CVX8
Description: Ø 8 mm cable called 133-wire and minimum breaking load of 36,40 kN.
Function: rigid line (metal cable) between end and intermediate anchors, to which personal protective
equipment (PPE) can be attached, consisting of: CVX8.
Material: AISI 316 stainless steel.

WARNINGS!
The anchor line is a guaranteed and certified system as a whole.
In order for this to remain valid, all components must be original.
To prevent the use of counterfeit cables with different characteristics,
the cable has customised tracking inside it,
which allows the originality of the piece to be traced.
The use of a non-original cable, even for reasons not directly attributable
to the cable itself, will void all warranties provided by the manufacturer.

The cable is supplied according to the order and the length of the system.

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET STAINLESS STEEL CABLE

Steel cable : STAINLESS. AISI 316 F.133 AM R.1570 N/MMQ SIAL SAFETY srl
Nominal diameter of the rope (mm): 8
Winding: RIGHT CROSS
Preformation: YES
Construction: WIRES 133 AM – UNI EN 12385-4 standard
N ° of strands: 7 N ° of wires per strand: 19
Core: METAL
Resistance class. Wires kg/mm2: 160 N/mm2 : 1570
Minimum breaking load : Kg = 3711,17 ; kN = 36,40
Surface protection: STAINLESS

N.B. The cable must not be subjected to deformation or damage that could harm
the wires it contains.

Item: TS
Description: End with ferrule loop, obtained by turning the end back. Loop formed at the end of the rigid
line (metal cable) and secured by means of a cold-pressed ferrule on the rigid line (metal cable).
Function: secure attachment device created at the end of the rigid line (metal cable) that allows
connection to anchoring devices.
Materiale: stainless steel redance; copper ferrule and stainless steel cable.

Item: T
Description: Conical manual terminal with symmetrical wedges, equipped with pin and fork for creating
ends.
Function: secure attachment device created at the end of the rigid line (metal cable) that allows
connection to anchoring devices.
Material: Stainless steel.

Item: TFF
Description: Closed cannula tensioner with two fixed cut forks.
Function: For anchoring and tensioning the cable (minimum value not less than 0.25 kN) to the end
anchorage.
Material: Stainless steel.

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COMPONENTS

Item: DA
Description: guided device to be used exclusively on the rigid anchor line (metal cable) in the VERTICAL
LINE 353-1 system, compliant with EN 353-1 standard.
Function: provides the operator with an attachment point for a harness and allows them to climb up and
down safely, preventing accidental falls.
Material: stainless steel

The CE marking logo is engraved on the product (see figure on the side).
The CE marking certifies that the VERTICAL LINE 353-1 system complies with
the essential safety requirements of EU Reg. 2016/425.

Item: VLW2CP
Description: intermediate anchorage pair of the rigid anchorage line (metal cable)
Function: intermediate device to be applied to existing ladders to ensure their safety
for sections longer than 10 metres.
Material: Aluminium.

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REFERENCE STANDARDS FOR THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE ANCHORAGE DEVICE

DM 17/01/2018 Technical Standards for construction

UNI ENV 1993-1-1 Eurocode 3

UNI ENV 1993-1-4 Eurocode 3

Personal protective equipment against falls
UNI EN 353-1:2018
Guided anti-fall safety devices including a rigid anchor line (metal cable)

CHARACTERISTICS AND TECHNICAL DATA art. DA

Max 1 user weighing 140 Kg including
equipment
N ° of users per anti-fall safety device art. DA
Min 1 user weighing 50 kg

Material, external part AISI 420 B stainless steel

Unitary load at yield point fyk = 650 N/mm²

Unitary tensile breaking load ftk = > 850 N/mm²

Elongation at break ≥ 10 %

Material, internal part AISI 304 stainless steel

Unitary load at yield point fyk = 220 N/mm²

Unitary tensile breaking load ftk = 520 N/mm²

Elongation at break ≥ 20 %

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ACTIONS

Load conditions for verifying the structural suitability of the support.
The support structures designed to accommodate the
VERTICAL LINE 353-1 system
must be able to withstand a vertical force of 12 kN.
(Minimum tension on the cable not less than 0,25 kN)

F = 12 kN = load force at ultimate limit state

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MARKING

Marking description:

On each component art. DA you will find the marking shown on the side.

1) Direction of use
1
2) Manufacturer
3) Item
Cod.
4) Notified body for issuing CE marking VERTICAL
LINE 353-1
2 3 Art. DA
5) Reference standards
4
6) Compatible anchor line 0302

5 REG.UE/2016/425
7) Number of users and min. and max. weight UNI EN 353-1:2018
6 Only Wire Cable Ø8,0 mm

8) Serial number max 1
7 Min 50Kg
Max 140Kg
9
9) Read information note 8 SN XXXXXX 10 L001
10) Batch

Marking description:

Each component art. T is engraved with the marking shown on the
side.
1
1) Manufacturer
2) Item code
3) Production batch 4
4) Read information note 3

Marking description:

Each component art. TFF is engraved with the marking shown on
the side.

1) Manufacturer
2) Item code
1 4
3) Production batch
4) Read information note
2 3

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MARKING

Marking description:

Each component art. VLW2CP is engraved with the marking shown
below.

1) Item code
2) Production batch
3) Read information note

1 VLW2CP
2 3

PERFORMANCE

For each VERTICAL LINE 353-1 anchorage device, it is assumed that no more than n° 1 operator weighing a maximum of 140 kg each,
including equipment, and a minimum of 50 kg each, will be attached, connected via an EN 361 harness to the DA device, which in turn is
connected to the rigid anchorage line (metal cable).

ARRANGEMENT

Indications for correct arrangement:

The positioning of the VERTICAL LINE 353-1 device must be designed and/or approved by a qualified technician who is also responsible for
assessing the risks of falling from height in order to reduce and/or eliminate occupational hazards.
All in accordance with UNI 11158 and UNI 11560 standards and/or applicable regulations.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE / WARNINGS / RECOMMENDATIONS / LIMITS OF USE

■ The VERTICAL LINE 353-1 anchor device may only be used in a vertical position ±1°.

■ The end of the VERTICAL LINE 353-1 anchoring device is marked by a copper ferrule crimped onto the cable, with a minimum cable
tension of no less than 0,25 kN.

■ The anchoring device must be used in compliance with current safety regulations (Legislative Decree 81/08) for the user. The
manufacturer accepts no responsibility for any accidents resulting from failure to comply with these regulations and the instructions
contained in this information note.

■ The user must be fully aware of how the anchoring device works before starting work and must therefore carefully read the information
note provided before use.

■ This information sheet is to be considered an integral part of the anchorage device supply; if it is damaged or illegible in any part, a
copy must be requested immediately.
The instructions for use and maintenance must be constantly available at the place of use.

■ If the product is exported, the retailer must provide this information sheet translated into the language of the country in which it is
marketed.

■ The device is designed for use in environments where the temperature is between -30 ° C / +40 ° C.

■ The functioning and effectiveness of the anchoring device is dependent on its correct use.

■ The employer (or client) must, in compliance with Legislative Decree 81/08 and subsequent amendments and additions and/or current
regulations, instruct personnel assigned to work on the roof on the risks of accidents and the safety devices provided, ensuring immediate
rescue in the event of a fall.

■ The anchoring device must only be used by users authorised by the employer and/or client who have fully read and understood the
instructions contained in this information note.

■ The operator must not use the device during medical treatments or administration of drugs that could alter their mental, physical,
cognitive or sensory abilities.

■ The device is designed for use by one worker.

■ The worker should ensure that the distance required and necessary to arrest the fall does not exceed the distance available on site.
The operator must have at least 2 metres of unobstructed space below their feet. For the first 2 metres of ascent from the starting level,
the operator is not protected from the risk of impact.

■ This anchoring device can be used in restraint, work positioning, fall arrest and rescue systems. Before each use of the anchoring
system, a suitable and specific safety plan must be drawn up as indicated in point 4.4 and subsequent amendments of the UNI 11560
standard.

■ In rescue systems, the maximum number of operators (including rescuers and rescued persons) must not exceed the maximum number
of operators permitted on the system.

■ When using the anchorage device and depending on the type of work to be performed, the user must wear the appropriate PPE for
the task. For example: a harness compliant with Standard EN 361, lanyards compliant with Standard EN 354, carabiners compliant with
Standard EN 362.

■ The anchoring device can be used in conjunction with various types of connection devices (e.g. retractable fall arresters, lanyards and
guided devices). The risk assessment technician will be responsible for evaluating the most suitable device based on the type of
technical system used to prevent falls from height and the product's technical data sheet.

■ Before and during use, consideration should be given to how a rescue could be carried out safely, efficiently and effectively in order to
deal with any emergencies that may arise during the work. Remaining suspended or immobile for more than a few minutes while using
an EN 361 harness can cause serious physical problems or death.

■ Avoid handling in areas where PPE could come into contact with sharp surfaces.

■ The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for damage resulting from: incorrect installation, use of non-original parts not specified in the
information sheet, failure to carry out periodic inspections and appropriate checks on the device before use in accordance with current
regulations.

■ The tests/reports carried out by the manufacturer are illustrative and not exhaustive, as there are many variables (e.g. base material)
that can affect the performance of the anchoring devices.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE / WARNINGS / RECOMMENDATIONS / LIMITS OF USE

■ Do not make any modifications to the anchoring device without the written authorisation of the manufacturer.

■ The anchoring device must only be used for the purposes for which it was designed and manufactured, in accordance with the
conditions indicated in this information note.
Unauthorised tampering/replacement of components, improper and incorrect use could cause damage to the health and safety of the
user and invalidates the manufacturer's liability.

■ The manufacturer also accepts no responsibility for accidents that may occur to users as a result of manoeuvres not provided for or not
recommended in this information note.

■ In the event of deformation and/or damage to the device components, they must be repaired or replaced.

■ Any replacement of device components must be carried out by the manufacturer itself or by authorised qualified personnel.

CHECKS BEFORE USE

It is essential to check before each use that:
■ The PPE used to connect to the system must be intact and the seams must not be loose or frayed, and there must be no signs of wear,
cuts, deformation or abrasions. Check that the metal parts show no signs of corrosion or deformation and test that the fastening
mechanism works correctly.
■ The anchoring device must not show any signs of breakage or wear.
■ The fall arrester is not deformed and/or broken.

It is essential that use of the anchorage device be immediately suspended if, upon checking it before use, the operator has any doubts
about its safe condition and/or when the anchorage system has suffered a strong impact due to the arrest of a fall. In such cases, the
system cannot be used until written confirmation has been received from a competent person certifying that it is once again fit for use.
Failure to perform the appropriate checks and improper use of the anchoring system may result in injury, wounds or death. In this case,
the manufacturer or distributor shall not be liable for any damage, injury or death.

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TENSIONER INSTALLATION

WARNING: use VERTICAL LINE 353-1 exclusively on support structures that are in good condition and capable of supporting
the required loads.

A B

Remove the split pin attached
to the fork pivot and insert the Insert the locking pivot.
end of the cable with the
ferrule loop obtained by
turning the end back into the
tensioner fork.

C
Insert the safety pin into the
appropriate hole.
Remove the safety pin and the
corresponding pivot at the
other end of the fork and insert
it into the lower support CORRECT EXECUTION
structure designed to
accommodate the
SICURSCALE® VERTICAL LINE
353-1 system,
positioning the pivot from top
to bottom and leaving the pin
below the pivot.

MANUAL CONICAL FORK TERMINAL INSTALLATION

Note: the cable will be longer than the ladder.
The cable must be cut to size before inserting the conical fork terminal.
Reference
• Once the entire structure has been assembled, attach the fork tensioner to the base of the
for cut ladder and insert the end of the cable with the eyelet ring nut.
• Unroll the entire cable, placing it over the ladder previously attached to the pole.
• Mark the cable with a marker as shown in the figure.
• Cut the cable with a cutter.

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A B

1
Insert the cable into the CABLE
Disassemble the manual CABLE
clamping cone.
conical fork terminal. CLAMPING CONE

LOCKING WEDGE

LOCK NUT

2 THREADED FORK

C Cable traction D

Insert the cable into the
locking wedge and Manually apply pressure
make sure that the cable to the 4 previously
protrudes by widened wedges,
approximately 10/12 mm bringing them into
(To facilitate this cable Cone traction contact with the cable.
insertion operation, it is
possible to slightly widen
the wedges that make
up the locking wedge).

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E F Open-end wrench for tightening
the fork terminal
Screw the fork terminal onto
the clamping cone using a 30
mm open-end wrench.
Manually pull the cable Fork wrench that prevents
and the clamping cone in possible axial rotation of the
opposite directions so that cable and wedges (please
the two fit correctly. note that the clamping cone
must remain fixed and the fork
terminal must be screwed onto
the clamping cone) until the
end of stroke is reached. Fork wrench that prevents possible
axial rotation of the cable and
wedges

G H

Lock the lock nut
CORRECT EXECUTION
tangentially to the
clamping cone using two
24 mm open-end
wrenches.

I J

Remove the safety pin
and hook the terminal into
the lower support CORRECT EXECUTION
structure designed to
accommodate the
SICURSCALE® VERTICAL
LINE 353-1 system. Lock
the terminal by positioning
the pivot from top to
bottom, leaving the split
pin below the pivot.

Wear the harness that complies with EN 361 standard,
ensuring that the belt straps are snug against the body (as
shown in the sequences on the side).
Equip yourself with a suitable connection, compliant with
current regulations, to the guided anti-fall safety device art.
DA based on the types of work to be carried out at height.

1 2

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INSTALLATION OF GUIDED ANTI-FALL SAFETY DEVICE art. DA ON VERTICAL LINE 353-1 DEVICE

A B

Move the DA device lever
Hold the DA device with the upwards.
arrow pointing upwards (as
indicated by the pictogram
marked on the DA device)

C D

Insert the DA device onto the
Rotate the DA device 90° to the
cable.
right.

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INSTALLATION OF GUIDED ANTI-FALL SAFETY DEVICE art. DA ON VERTICAL LINE 353-1 DEVICE

E F

Return the DA device to the
Check that the arrow on the DA
vertical position by rotating it 90° to
is pointing upwards. UP
the left.

CORRECT EXECUTION
G (Warning: the only permitted and
authorised installation method is
that illustrated in the steps
Perform a functional check of the above.It is therefore prohibited to
DA device on the cable by install the DA guided device on
grasping the carabiner and pulling the cable without following the
it downwards, checking that the exact instructions above.)
entire device locks onto the cable.

WRONG
INSTALLATION

(Please note: the arrow
pictogram points
downwards, indicating that
the installation is incorrect, as
shown in the image on the
side).

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REMOVAL OF GUIDED ANTI-FALL SAFETY DEVICE art. DA FROM THE CABLE

A B

Take the DA device and lift the Rotate the DA device 90° to the
lever upwards. right.

CORRECT EXECUTION
Remove the DA device from the
cable.

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INSTALLATION OF ART. VLW2PC ON VERTICAL LINE 353-1 DEVICE

A B

Take the VLW2PC component
Take the tensioned stainless steel
and attach it to the support
cable and insert it into the
structure designed to
appropriate housings.
accommodate the VERTICAL LINE
353-1 system.

CORRECT EXECUTION

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CORRECT USE OF GUIDED ANTI-FALL SAFETY DEVICE art. DA IN CONJUNCTION WITH INTERMEDIATE DEVICE ART. VLW2PC

A B

While remaining attached to the
Arrive with the guided anti-fall DA device, remove the stainless
safety device art. DA under the steel cable from the VLW2PC
intermediate part of the VERTICAL intermediate housing.
LINE 353-1 system art. VLW2PC.

C D

At this point, pass the guided
device art. DA over the
intermediate art. VLW2PC.Once CORRECT
this operation has been
completed, reinsert the stainless
EXECUTION
steel cable into the housings of the
intermediate art. VLW2PC.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR PERIODIC INSPECTION

The guided anti-fall safety device art. DA must undergo regular periodic inspections, as user safety depends on the continued efficiency
and durability of the guided anti-fall safety device art. DA and its equipment.

Below is a checklist to use as a guide for performing periodic inspections correctly:

1 periodic inspections must be carried out by competent persons authorised by the employer
2 check that there are no signs of corrosion
3 check that there are no worn parts
4 Check that there are no cracks, sharp edges and/or sharp parts on the guided anti-fall safety device art. DA that could cause cuts or
abrasions to the cable (rigid anchor line (metal cable)) during use of the anti-fall system
5 check the condition of the tensioner and terminal
6 check the movement of moving parts and locking devices
7 check the presence and legibility of markings, serial references and batch numbers
8 system components that have defective parts or are in poor condition must be taken out of service.

The risk assessment technician appointed by the client has the right to decide to limit the frequency of periodic inspections in relation to
specific conditions such as, for example: presence of chemical and corrosive agents, frequency of use, presence of extreme or adverse
environmental conditions, etc.

For original replacement parts, contact the manufacturer or authorised dealer.

EXPIRY DATE

No expiry date for the product

If regular periodic inspections are carried out

TRANSPORT – STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING

The product must be stored and kept in a dry place away from direct sunlight.
Keep away from heat sources, sharp edges, moisture, corrosive agents or other elements that could cause damage and unexpected
stress to the device, ensuring that the product is not stored for long periods under the pressure of weights that could cause damage.
If necessary, equipment must be dried with air at room temperature before storage.

DISPOSAL AND DEMOLITION

For the disposal and partial or complete demolition of the anchoring device, the purchaser must comply with the regulations in force in
their country of residence.

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