Honeywell Miller Soll Xenon Montageanleitung

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Assembly, installation and operating

instructions for

Söll Xenon anchor device

According to EN 795:2012 and CEN/TS 16415:2012

(The following must be completed by the installer in permanent waterproof ink.)

Date of manufacture: ....................................................................................

Date of initial operation: ................................................................................

Operator/User: ..............................................................................................

Street: ...........................................................................................................

Place:............................................................................................................

Tel.: ...................................................... Fax: ...............................................

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1 Introduction ...................................................................................4

1.1 Product description .......................................................................4

1.2 General information and safety precautions .................................4

1.3 Limitations, capabilities and performance .....................................5

2 Inspection and assembly before use ............................................6

2.1 Inspection before installation ........................................................6

2.2 Compatibilities ..............................................................................7

2.3 Prior use checks ...........................................................................8

3 Use ............................................................................................ 10

3.1 Forseable misuse ...................................................................... 10

3.2 Use of the standard shuttle ........................................................ 10

3.3 Use of the overhead roller shuttle ...............................................11

3.4 Emergency procedures .............................................................. 12

4 After use information and maintenance ..................................... 13

4.1 Repair ........................................................................................ 13

4.2 Inspection .................................................................................. 13

4.3 Regular inspections ................................................................... 14

4.4 Cleaning, transportation and storage ......................................... 15

5 Miscellaneous ............................................................................ 16

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5.2 Contact ...................................................................................... 17

Table: Inspections and repairs carried out ....................................... 19

Content

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Danger!

Improper or careless handling could cause accidents leading to falls

or even death.

Warning!

Non-observance could result in serious injury.

Important!

Useful information and user tips are given here.

These instructions are protected by copyright!

They may not be reproduced and distributed in any way/ by any means without prior written

consent of the author according to Articles 16 and 17 of the German Copyright Act.

Sperian Fall Protection Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG will prosecute any violations against

this under Article 106 of the German Copyright Act.

Changes in this issue: -

Explanation of symbols

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1 Introduction

1.1 Product description

This manual relates to the Söll XENON anchor device. The complete list of the product reference is

available at you installer or your responsible customer service. (see. 5.2 contact).

The Söll XENON anchor device is a horizontal lifeline system with a maximum incline of 15° which

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persons against falls from height and simultaneously provides them with a great freedom of move-

ment. The cable guide can be designed to be straight or curved to 90°. The distance between two Söll

XENON intermediate brackets(2) can be between 2 m and depending on the cable type up to 20 m.

The energy absorber(1) mounted at the end of the cable(3) allows absorption of cable forces via “ener-

gy dissipation”. Special shuttles(4) are used for connecting a user to the cable, which allows the user

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The selection and use of the Söll XENON anchor system must not be made without resorting to an

installer duly authorized by the manufacturer who will be able to help the user select the appropriate

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ration.

1.2 General information and safety precautions

Before installation and using this system it is imperative you read and understand this instruc-

tion manual and any additional instructions provided during installation training or given with

the system at the time of shipment.

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properly trained to do so!

KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE USE - DO NOT THROW AWAY!

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mandatory.

Danger!

Failure to comply with these instructions may result in serious injury or death!

All system users must be provided with this instruction manual.

The operating company of the anchor device must ensure that this instruction manual

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Fig. 1.1

Main components of a

Söll XENON system

1 energy absorber

2 intermediate bracket

3 cable

4 shuttle

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(SPERIAN FALL PROTECTION Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG or one of its authorised dealers).

Prevailing accident prevention regulations and safety guidelines must be followed.

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operating instructions of the respective companies and the instructions for use/user information

provided by the relevant manufacturer must be followed.

The Söll Xenon anchor device should only be used for the intended purpose, e.g. not as a transport

anchor or for lifting of loads.

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For user’s safety, resellers have an obligation to provide the manual in the user’s local language.

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Bochum, CE 0158.

1.3 Limitations, capabilities and performance

a) Limitations and capabilities

Danger!

Failure to comply with these provisions will expose the user to risks of fall from height!

The Söll Xenon anchor device can be used to secure:

 max. 4 persons by using the 7x7, Ø8 mm stainless steel cable

 max. 7 persons by using the 1x19, Ø8 mm stainless steel cable

 max. 4 persons in overhead systems when using self retracting lifelines (SRL)

The distance between two intermediate brackets must not exceed 15 m for 7x7, Ø8 mm cable and

20 m for 1x19, Ø8 mm cable.

When self-retractable lifelines are used in a Söll XENON anchor system the maximum span length is

limited to 15 m and the weight of each self-retractable lifeline must not exceed 12 kg.

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to be used in adventure/activity parks.

b) Performance

The maximum cable tension in case of a fall depends on several factors, i.e., span length, number of

the energy absorbers, number of users and the fall factor respective the free fall height.

The cable tension determines the forces which are passed to the end anchors and curve parts.

For each Xenon system, the expected forces must be calculated and proven to be admissible. The

Söll XENON anchor device has been designed so that:

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 the maximum force affecting the intermediate bracket has to be engineered with 6 kN for a single

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user.

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2 Inspection and assembly before use

2.1 Inspection before installation

Warning!

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must check whether the components on which the Söll Xenon anchor device is to be

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stability).

Manufacturer’s installation instructions and installation suggestions as per the EN 795 standard and

Australian Standard AS/NZS 1891.4 must be followed at the time of installation. Installation details can

be found in the „Installation Guide“ provided separately.

In order to minimise the fall distance and limit the possibility of a free fall, please consider the location

of the anchor device and the work being carried out.

Ensure that the necessary fall clearance for arresting the falling user is not higher than the ground

clearance available on-site. Adjust the type and length of the coupling element accordingly. (For Aust-

ralian & New Zealand please refer to AS/NZS 1891.4.)





(overhead installation, on ground, ...) and the type and length of the coupling element (refer to the



Fig.2.1

H: Height of the lifeline

f:  

NFC: Necessary Fall

Clearance

FD: Fall distance

1m: 1m safety distance

LL: Lanyard length

DLAbs: Lanyard energy absor-

ber deployment

t : user height (Please

consider user height

until his head)

FFD: free fall distance

All these data can be found

either in the user manual of

the equipment concerned or

given by the installer.

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2.2 Compatibilities

All system components are designed to be used in a Söll XENON anchor device only. Performance of

the product is not guaranteed if used with components other than those approved and recommended

for the Söll XENON system.

The Söll-Xenon anchor device should be used only in combination with the following safety accesso-

ries:













For more details on these accessories please refer to the respective product instructions.

Calculation of the Necessary Fall Clearance:

 f

+ Lanyard length LL

+ Lanyard energy absorber deployment DLAbs

+ User height t (usually 6 feet / 1.80 m)

– Line height H

+ Safety distance 1m

= Necessary Fall Clearance NFC

Fig. 2.2 - Energy absorber with a released fall indicator

Fig. 2.3 - Tensioner with a released fall indicator

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2.3 Prior use checks

Ensure that the Söll-Xenon anchor device is inspected before each use. The anchor device must be in

perfect working condition and must be functioning properly before and during every use of the device.

Ensure that the device and the components are not deformed or damaged.

The Söll-Xenon anchor device should not be used if the following defects are detected:

 4.0 mm (standard shuttle) or  (Overhead

roller shuttle). Please refer to section ”After use information and maintenance” 

 

 

 

 



chapter ”After use information and maintenance”

Note:



red „STOP“ mark is visible.

MAX. 2 kN



















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 - Minimum clearance distances

Pre-tension ~ 0.8 kN



standard systems)

Pre-tension too high



Pre-tension too low



Pre-tension ~ 2 kN



Overhead systems only -

e.g. in combinations with

self-retracting lifelines)

Note:

1. The energy absorber and the tensioner have a tensioning path limiter that prevents

excessive stretching of both thread ends and thus ensures that the functional capa-

bility is not hampered. Keep in mind that the energy absorber may get damaged if the

permissible pre-tension is exceeded.

2. If you notice a considerable resistance when unscrewing the thread ends before instal-



-

ting the ground or any other obstacles in the event of a fall.

-

re using the Söll-Xenon anchor device.



when the third ring of the pre-tension indicator becomes visible.



Fig. 2.4 - Pre-tension energy absorber

 - Pre-tension tensioner

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Fig. 3.1 - Components of the standard shuttle

1 Anchor eye

2 Unlock key

3 Movable half-shell

4 Fixed half-shell

3 Use

3.1 Forseable misuse

Every user must use a separate shuttle! Only the shuttles approved by the manufacturer should be

used.

Danger!

Be careful when using self-retractable lifelines which have not been tested in combination

with the horizontal anchor device. A swinging cable in case of a fall can affect the blocking

function of the self-retractable lifeline in certain circumstances. You must ensure that your

installer properly tests the lifelines.

3.2 Use of the standard shuttle





Danger!

The carabiner hook must be secured against unintentional disengagement.

You must strictly follow the instructions in the section below:

Open the half shells (3) of the shuttle by pressing the unlock key (2) and pushing the anchoring eye (1)





Danger!

Don‘t secure a person only with an carabiner on the cable! Always use the shuttle.

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