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Belaying
10A. Belaying the leader: 100 kg
Use a dynamic rope certifi ed to EN 892.
Device on the harness (position e): Before use, verify the rope is
correctly installed. The braking side of the rope is held in one hand
and the climber's side in the other. To facilitate rope glide, focus
more on pushing the braking side of the rope into the device rather
than pulling the climber's side of the rope. To stop a fall, fi rmly grip
the braking side of the rope. To lower a climber, the manipulation of
the device is similar to the description found under «Descent».
100 kg MAXIMUM
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Other use
Occasional
rope climbing
Device attached
to the harness
(position c or d).
For greater
effi ciency, take up
slack as you stand
up using the rope
clamp (B17). Never
allow slack between
the rope clamp and
the I'D.
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Heavy loads, exceptional uses for experts only
These operations must only
be performed by rescuers
specifi cally trained in these
uses.
For heavy loads, shock-
loading must be avoided.
12A.
Evacuation: Accompanied
descent, device on the
harness
Maximum load: 200 kg
A braking carabiner must be used.
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I'D S D200S0/D200SN
10B. Belaying: 100 kg
Belaying a second, and
hauling (usage without
redirecting the rope through
a carabiner).
Warning, in the case of
an error (rope installed
backwards) the anti-error
catch will not work in this
position.
Device on the anchor
(position e): the belayer
holds the braking side of
the rope with one hand, and
the second's rope with the
other. Take in slack regularly.
To stop a fall, fi rmly grip
the braking side of the rope.
To lower a climber, the
manipulation of the device
is similar to the description
found under «Lowering from
an anchor» (use a braking
carabiner).
D205001H (030610)
100 kg MAXIMUM
200 kg MAXIMUM
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