Description
Self-braking descender for rope work has been developed for high workloads. It allows the operator to lower themselves on the working line, to position themselves on the working line and to ascend the same rope. It is ideal in the event of assisted lowering of two people with the device installed at the anchor (the operator lowers the rescuer and the person being rescued) or for simultaneous lowering of two people (rescuer lowers themselves with the injured person).
Field of application:
- rescue descender certified to EN 341:2011-2A, work load limit 150 or 200 kg with a maximum descent height of 180 m, to be used exclusively with the ropes indicated in the table.
- rope adjustment/ descender device certified to EN 12841:2006-C, work load limit 210 kg, only to be used with EN 1891-A – Ø 10,5÷11 mm ropes.
Main features:
- equipped with a breaking spur that creates additional friction on the rope, when used during the descent, without the use of an additional connector. The shape of the braking spur has been improved in order to have an even more effective control of the rope.
- a multifunctional command lever with an automatic recall system that allows the operator to descend at a controlled speed and stop the descent at the desired point without the need to tie off the device.
- an EBS safety system (Extraordinary Braking System) that is activated if the lever is accidentally fully opened, reducing the speed of descent instead of increasing it.
- equipped with a safety lever on the movable flange that facilitates the insertion of the rope in the transition of the fractionations.
Documents
Mario Pulido –
superb
Raagon Woodhouse –
Far better than petzl counterparts I’ve used in the past feature wise as well as construction.