Specification
MANUAL ROPE ADJUSTER
USER INSTRUCTIONS
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Note: Applications such as working near high voltage may require
special lifeline materials, consult Werner Co. before using such
lifelines.
f. Attaching the Rope Grab to the Lifeline
1. Ensure the rope grab is in the “UP”
position as indicated on the device.
The “UP” end of the rope grab must be
oriented towards the anchorage when
installed onto the lifeline.
2. Raise the lanyard connection handle to
full “UP” position. Insert the lifeline into
the rope grab.
3. Attach approved shock-absorbing lanyard. Connection to the
rope grab must be compatible.
Note: Some rope grab models have lanyards sewn directly to the
lanyard connection handle.
4. Test the operation of the rope grab by pulling down on the
lanyard. You must not be able to pull the rope grab down the
lifeline or adjust it without raising the lanyard connection handle.
g. Positioning the Rope Grab on the Lifeline
1. Squeeze the lanyard connection handle to release the rope
grab from its current position on the lifeline. Release the lanyard
connection handle to the desired new position and tug on the
lanyard to ensure it locks on the lifeline. Keep a minimum of 6 ft.
of rope below the rope grab for rope grab locking distance and
fall clearance.
Note: Werner Co. recommends terminating the bottom of the lifeline
after the rope grab is installed.
Warning:
The rope grab should be positioned to limit potential free fall to the
shortest possible distance, but in no case more than 6’ per ANSI Z359
and OSHA requirements.
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