Bornack BOOT Manuale utente

BOOT

0158 EN 358:2018, EN 360:2002, CNB/P/11.060

User Manual

 | 

BOOT

Height-securing device with

a memory function

INTENDED USE

The height-securing device BOOT is part of per-

sonal protective equipment (PPE) of category III

to prevent falls from heights. It only serves as

an adjustable connector for restraint and ar-

resting on platforms, roofs etc. The individual

adjustment of the pull-out length prevents falls

over edges.

The height-securing device BOOT only serves to

secure persons. This equipment may only be

used by persons familiar with personal fall pre-

vention equipment and the risks associated

with working in areas where there is a risk of

falling.

Maximum number of users:  person

Maximum user weight including clothing and

equipment:  kg

All other uses are deemed improper. The com-

pany BORNACK will not be liable for any ensu-

ing damages. The user bears the sole risk.

FUNCTION

• Centrifugal brake system for arresting falls

• Pawl with memory function for individual

length adjustment

EQUIPMENT

• Aluminium casing

• Harness straps made of Dyneema and poly-

ester

• Connector acc. to EN  made of aluminium

or steel

• tape energy absorber integrated in the system

• Memory function

USE

• Arresting

• Retention

Subject to technical changes

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

Length adjustment:

Basic setting, . m, . m, . m

BOOT

Casing

Connector

acc. to EN 

Connector

acc. to EN  Tape energy

absorber

Label bag

Harness strap

Slider for

setting the

strap length

 | 

Always check every time

before use!

• The personal protective equipment (PPE) may

no longer be used in the case of even very mi-

nor faults.

• Faulty PPE components may only be tested or

repaired by BORNACK or in a workshop au-

thorised in writing by BORNACK.

• Regular inspections are essential because the

safety of the user depends on the eciency

and durability of the PPE.

• The user must have completely read and un-

derstood the User Manual before use.

VISUAL INSPECTION

• PPE complete: all components in place.

• Check that the system is undamaged. All

seams are undamaged. There are no visible

signs of damage to the textile components

nor can faults be felt with the hands.

• Are there no obvious signs of damage to the

ﬁttings, D-rings, buckles or connectors acc. to

EN .

• Product identiﬁcation legible.

• The last inspection by an expert was carried

out within the past  months.

FUNCTION TEST

• The fasteners and locks of the connectors acc.

to EN  are functional.

• The lanyard (harness strap) can be pulled out

completely.

• Slider for the setting function of the pull-out

length min. / max. works.

• The memory function for repeated pull-out to

the set length works.

• Blocking function when jerked is activated,

also for maximum length adjustment.

INFORMATION BEFORE USE

PREPARATION

A Anchor points must be adequately strong

(observe  kN according to EN  and/or

DGUV Regulation -) and should be lo-

cated above the user.

CAUTION: RISK TO LIFE!

If this PPE is used as an arrester system (free fall

is possible), only full body harnesses that com-

ply with EN  may be used.

ATTENTION:

If sand or dirt enter the device, this may impact

on its function and cause damage.

ATTENTION:

Ensure that there no transverse loads are exert-

ed onto the swivel element D-ring e.g. due to an

edge.

CAUTION: RISK TO LIFE!

No extension by means of a connecting rope or

additional connectors acc. to EN !

BOOT IN USE

 | 

SETTING THE MEMORY FUNCTION

B Place the slider in the ﬁrst position. Length

setting approx. . m.

C Correct the length: If the length needs to be

corrected during work, the extended slider

can be moved as required. Slider down-

wards – harness strap is lengthened, slider

upwards – harness strap is shortened. Set

required length. Max. . m. For the restraint

function, the length must be selected so that

the fall edges cannot be reached.

D The device can now only be extended to the

set length and rolls up automatically when

moved back to prevent slack.

BOOT IN USE

DISMANTLING

E Return the device to the basic position after

use. Place the slider at the top. The device can

no longer be pulled out.

ATTENTION:

The height-securing device BOOT may not be

‘wound around a structural element.

VERTICAL USE

F If possible, the device must be positioned

perpendicularly above the head of the se-

cured person to prevent swinging in case of a

fall. When attaching the device, ensure that

it is possible to adjust it to dierent belt di-

mensions.

G When positioned above the user, the clear

height below the user must be . m.

H Once the device has been attached to the an-

chor point, the end of the extendible lanyard

(safety karabiner on the tape energy absorb-

er) of the BOOT must be hooked to the rear

arresting D-ring of the full body harness or

on the end of the rear D-ring extension.

ATTENTION:

The energy absorber always needs to be at-

tached to the full body harness and not to the

attachment point.

. m

Safety Distance

(Minimum)

 | 

HORIZONTAL USE

The height-securing device BOOT has also been

tested successfully for horizontal use and a re-

sulting simulated fall over the edge. An edge

radius r = . mm was used. Based on this test,

the height-securing device BOOT is suitable for

use on similar edges, for instance on rolled steel

profiles, wooden beams or rounded parapet

panels.

Regardless of this test, if the device is used hori-

zontally or at an incline where there is a risk of

falling over an edge, the following information

must always be taken into account.

ATTENTION:

If the height-securing device is used on an an-

chor element of type C acc. to DIN EN  with

a horizontal flexible anchor line, the swivel

range of the anchor equipment also needs to

be taken into account when determining the

clear height below the user. Observe the infor-

mation in the User manual of the attachment

equipment here.

Carry out a risk assessment:

• Is the fall edge > . mm?

• Is the edge burr-free?

If this is not the case, precautions should be

taken:

• Use a retention system to rule out a fall.

• Attach a suitable edge protection.

ATTENTION:

If used on slanted levels, note that the brake

function may be delayed.

BOOT IN USE

I Anchor points must be adequately strong

(observe  kN according to EN  and/or

DGUV Regulation -)! The anchor point

must lie above where the person is standing.

J The deection at the edge must be at least

90°.

K Ensure adequate space of at least 4.0 m be-

low the edge.

L To prevent swinging after a fall, the work are-

as or side movements from the middle axles

on both sides must be limited to max. . m.

In other cases, no individual attachment

points should be used, instead e.g. attach-

ment devices of the type C (only if approved

for joint use) or D according to EN  should

be used.

ATTENTION:

When falling over an edge there is a risk of inju-

ry during the fall by banging into the building

or parts of the construction.

In the event of a fall over an edge, special meas-

ures need to be deﬁned and practised.

, m

, m

Safety Distance

(Minimum)

 | 

COMBINATION

When combining this product with other parts,

there is a risk of mutual impairment with re-

spect to the function and safety. Compatibility

must be assessed during the risk analysis. Only

combine with personal protective equipment

that bears a CE symbol. If you have any ques-

tions about compatibility or you require help

with the risk analyses, feel free to contact

BORNACK.

BOOT IN USE

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