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cases in which the removal or insertion of the runner at the top end is
not necessary. A fixed end stop can be mounted here.
The safety tongues on the end stops must fall automatically into their
protective position by virtue of their own weight. The passage of the fall
protection runner must be prevented when the end stops are in protec-
tive position. It must furthermore be checked whether the fall protec-
tion runner can only be inserted in the correct direction.
3.3 Removal areas
The pivoting removal flap permits the user to remove or insert the fall
protection runner within a fall protection system. The
locking bolt on the back is pulled backwards to use the
pivoting removal flap. This enables the section of guide
rail to be rotated as far as possible in a clockwise direction
so that the fall protection runner can be inserted from
above or can be removed from the top. The fall protec-
tion runner cannot be inserted from below or removed
from the bottom because this is prevented by an arrester.
Once the process has been completed the removal flap is
rotated in an anticlockwise direction back to the protec-
tive position until the locking bolt engages. To permit re-
moval, the fall protection runner must be located central-
ly on the pivoting section of the guide rail.
3.4 Identification plate
An identification plate must be attached to ladders and
be completed legibly at each access level on ladders and
manhole steps which can be reached without this climb-
ing protection system.
Fig. 8 Example of steel fall arrest rail with
movable end stops Model A and Model B
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