Protekt SP101 Instruction Manual

tel.: (+48 42) 680 20 83 fax: (+48 42) 680 20 93 e-mail: [email protected] INSTRUCTION MANUAL POLE CLIMBERS type SP101/SP102 POLAND 93-403 Lodz ul. Starorudzka 9 tel.: (+48 42) 680 20 83 fax: (+48 42) 680 20 93 e-mail: [email protected] INSTRUCTION MANUAL

5. Maintenance and storage 6. Safety conditions Pole climbers type SP101 are used to climb the wooden poles of diameter up to 200mm. 1) Grab 2) Foot 3) 4) Strap (2-pieces) Disconnect straps buckles. Put on the shoe on the pole climber foot. The stirrup shall be placed beside the heel and the grab should be directed to the inner side of the foot. In this position tightly fasten the straps and connect the buckles. Put on safety harness with work positioning belt. Put on safety helmet and connect chin strap. Put the work positioning lanyard around the pole and connect to the belt. Put on the grab of the first climber on the pole and drive strongly the strikes. Carry up the body weight and drive the stirkes of the second climber above the level of the first climber. Repeat these activities to climb up on the needful height. To climb down the pole perform activities in revers order. The lanyard can be disconnected only when you have already stood on the ground. After work the tree climbers should be cleaned from a mud and other impurities. After cleaning control the climbers condition. If the straps are wet they should be dried in room temperature. Don’t allow to crack the straps. Pole climbers should be stored in dry, well ventilated places C. Used up or damaged straps should be changed with new straps supplied by tree climbers manufacturer. E. It is recommended to make annual detailed visual inspection of used tree climbers. The tree climbers must be out of service if any cracks or deformations appeared. F. Pole climbers should be stored away from damp and caustic exhalations. G. Pole climbers can be used only by a person of weight up to 1 0 kg. Pole climbers type SP102 are used to climb the wooden poles of diameter from 200 to 275mm. 5) Spikes A. Climbing equipment is for use by properly trained professionals only B. Before each using we should pay special attention to the condition of the tree climbers and straps. Stirrup 3 3 4 1 2 5 POLE CLIMBERS 1. Destination 2. Construction 3. Installation 4. Climbing a pole 5. Maintenance and storage 6. Safety conditions Pole climbers type SP101 are used to climb the wooden poles of diameter up to 200mm. 1) Grab 2) Foot 3) 4) Strap (2-pieces) Disconnect straps buckles. Put on the shoe on the pole climber foot. The stirrup shall be placed beside the heel and the grab should be directed to the inner side of the foot. In this position tightly fasten the straps and connect the buckles. Put on safety harness with work positioning belt. Put on safety helmet and connect chin strap. Put the work positioning lanyard around the pole and connect to the belt. Put on the grab of the first climber on the pole and drive strongly the strikes. Carry up the body weight and drive the stirkes of the second climber above the level of the first climber. Repeat these activities to climb up on the needful height. To climb down the pole perform activities in revers order. The lanyard can be disconnected only when you have already stood on the ground. After work the tree climbers should be cleaned from a mud and other impurities. After cleaning control the climbers condition. If the straps are wet they should be dried in room temperature. Don’t allow to crack the straps. Pole climbers should be stored in dry, well ventilated places C. Used up or damaged straps should be changed with new straps supplied by tree climbers manufacturer. E. It is recommended to make annual detailed visual inspection of used tree climbers. The tree climbers must be out of service if any cracks or deformations appeared. F. Pole climbers should be stored away from damp and caustic exhalations. G. Pole climbers can be used only by a person of weight up to 1 0 kg. Pole climbers type SP102 are used to climb the wooden poles of diameter from 200 to 275mm. 5) Spikes A. Climbing equipment is for use by properly trained professionals only B. Before each using we should pay special attention to the condition of the tree climbers and straps. Stirrup 3 3 4 1 2 5