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Explains the R550 device is for lowering people in rescue situations, not fall arrest.
Covers capacity, descent distances, speed, hazardous areas, and training requirements.
Lists standards the R550 device meets, including ANSI, ASSE, CSA, and OSHA.
Emphasizes using only DBI-SALA approved components to ensure system safety.
Specifies requirements for connectors, including strength and self-locking types to prevent roll-out.
Defines minimum anchorage strength of 3,000 lbs (1,361 kg) for suspending the device.
Mandates careful inspection of the R550 Rescue & Escape Device before every use.
Guides users on planning emergency escape systems, considering factors like anchorage and descent path.
Explains how to connect the descender to an anchorage or a fixed ladder.
Details the step-by-step procedure for a single user to descend safely.
Covers procedures for remote assisted rescues, including raising victims and disconnecting fall arrest systems.
Explains how a rescuer can accompany a victim during descent for assistance.
Outlines pre-use, monthly, annual, and five-year inspection intervals.
Describes the RFID tag for simplifying inspection and inventory control.
Provides a step-by-step guide for inspecting the R550 Rescue & Escape Device.
Instructs users to remove defective devices from service and contact an authorized service center.
Details cleaning procedures for the descender and the humidity-resistant case.
Specifies service requirements by authorized centers, including frequency and triggers.
Provides recommendations for storing the device in a cool, dry, clean environment.
Details the specific materials used for the housing, pulley, lifeline, and other components.
Summarizes anchorage strength, capacity, descent speeds, and consecutive descent limits.
| Brand | DBI SALA |
|---|---|
| Model | ROLLGLISS R550 |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
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