BS EN 795:2012
Rooftop Lifeline
The Kee Line Safety Lifeline System is a versatile, reliable fall protection system for rooftop applications. It provides a secure anchor point for personnel working at height, helping to prevent falls and injury.
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Vertical lifelines
Vertical Lifelines
Fall protection for ladders, masts, pylons and towers, so climbing is secured from the ground up.
- Standard
- EN 353-1:2014 guided type fall arrester
- Materials
- Galvanised or stainless steel
- Shock absorption
- Integrated shock absorbers
- Indicators
- Tension and fall indicators
- Traveller
- Anti-inversion, cannot be fitted upside down
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A worker in a harness climbing a fixed ladder up a silo, attached to a vertical cable system
Ladder & Tower Safety Solutions
Vertical lifeline systems ensure safety for workers accessing ladders , buildings, masts, pylons, ladders , wind turbines and communication towers. These systems provide the necessary security for workers in hazardous environments by providing them with secure points of attachment that prevent falls from occurring. They consist of adjustable straps with carabiners or other fastening hardware, which can be attached quickly and easily to existing structures or walls, providing a secure point of contact for the worker during their activity.
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A vertical cable system on a fixed ladder
Vertical Cable System
The Vertical Cable System offers the ultimate upgrade for fall protection . The fully tested lifeline system is designed to absorb any shock. Components are available in stainless or galvanized steel, both corrosion-resistant for robustness and security, and the superior lifeline safety offered will keep personnel safe from harm. The system features energy absorption and an anti-inversion feature that prevents users from incorrectly mounting the traveller on the cable. This offers an extra layer of safety for personnel by ensuring the proper installation of the system.
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Features of Our Vertical Lifeline System
Fully Compliant with the requirements of EN353-1:2014. Easy to install. Galvanised or stainless steel. Corrosion-resistant finishes. Include tension and fall indicators. Integrated shock-absorbers. Flexible attachment points for ease of use.
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A climber on a lattice mast attached to a vertical lifeline by a cable grab
Benefits Of The System
Our range of easy-to-install hands-free vertical ladders provides an innovative solution that can help increase safety while reducing fatigue. With its smooth and quiet trailing action, the system's ergonomic design also offers shock-absorbing protection without the need to lean back. Speak to us about the various options for a complete vertical lifeline system.
Specifications
Performance & standards
- Fall arrester
- EN 353-1:2014+A1:2017 guided type
Construction
- Cable & components
- Galvanised or stainless steel
- Shock absorber
- Integrated
- Indicators
- Tension and fall indicators
- Traveller
- Anti-inversion
Application
- Structures
- Ladders, buildings, masts, pylons, turbines, towers
- Inspection
- Annually, by a competent person
When to choose a vertical lifeline
A good fit when
- People climb fixed ladders, masts or towers
- The existing ladder has no fall arrest
- Climbs are long or frequent
- You want hands-free, less tiring climbing
Consider instead
- Access ladder systems A new ladder with integrated fall arrest
- Kee Line® horizontal lifeline Moving across a roof, not up a structure
- Posts & eyebolts Single anchor points at the top of the climb
Standards
Tested, certified and inspected every year
Anchor devices must be installed and inspected by a competent person. Mantech signs off every installation and keeps the records current through our inspection service.
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EN 353-1:2014
Guided fall arrester
On a rigid or flexible anchor line
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WAHR 2005
Competent person
Design, install and inspection
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ANNUAL
Inspection
Cable, traveller and absorber checked
FAQs
Questions about vertical lifeline
How a vertical system works on a ladder or mast, and what keeps it certified.
Where are vertical lifelines used?
On ladders, buildings, masts, pylons, wind turbines and communication towers.
Can a vertical lifeline be used horizontally?
No. Horizontal work needs a purpose-designed Type C system such as Kee Line®.
What stops the traveller being fitted wrongly?
An anti-inversion feature prevents users mounting the traveller on the cable upside down.
Related systems
Other fall protection systems for work this one does not cover.
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BS 7883
Posts & Eyebolts
Posts & eyebolts can be easily installed into existing structures or walls using fastening hardware, providing an effective and reliable anchoring solution for any workplace environment.
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BS EN 795:2012
Overhead Rigid Lifeline
The Kee Track overhead rigid rail protection system provides a reliable, cost-effective fall protection solution. It offers the safety of short-fall arrest distances with the added bonus of simple and affordable modular installation.
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