Honeywell Miller Revolution Manuale utente

User Instructions - English

Thank you for purchasing the Miller Revolution Harness. The Revolution is an all new and

totally innovative harness engineered with seven (7) unique components and more than eleven

(11) key product features. Your Miller Revolution harness was engineered to meet or exceed

all applicable OSHA, ANSI and CSA requirements and standards. Please carefully read the

new Miller Harness Instruction manual to help you identify all of the various general warnings,

inspection procedures and other helpful information.

Please carefully read this supplemental Revolution Instruction manual. It contains special

instructions, inspections and maintenance procedures that are unique to the Revolution Harness

product line. Should you have any questions about your Miller Revolution Harness, please

contact the Miller Customer Service at 800-873-5242.

Preparing your harness for use:

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Instruction manual.

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DualTechTM Webbing

Miller’s new DualTech Webbing makes donning

easy with two-sided contrasting colors and textures.

The webbing is engineered with a shape-retention

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black outside and grey colored inside make identify-

ing twisted straps when donning the harness easier.

Self-Contained Label Pack

The new self-contained label pack encapsulates

labels minimizing damage and loss. It is conveniently

located on the chest for easy access, and it incorpo-

rates integrated pull-free lanyard rings for securing

lanyards when not in use.

Cam Buckle

The Cam buckle allows easy one-hand adjustment

and release of shoulder straps. Their non-slip design

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easy adjustment to accommodate seasonal clothing.

Miller Revolution Key Features

User Instructions - English

PivotLinkTM Connection

The PivotLink connection allows you a greater freedom

of movement while wearing your harness than was

previously available. By pivoting at the hip, there’s no

pulling or tugging when you bend. The PivotLink is

designed to be “self-cleaning,” but if dirt or debris begins

to collect inside of the metal, use compressed air, a

soft brush and/or warm water with a mild detergent to

clean it. Check for free movement and make sure the

PivotLink does not bind. Do not apply lubricants to the

PivotLink mechanism.

Stand Up D-Ring

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connection.

Do not apply lubricants to the spring mechanism. If dirt

begins to collect inside the mechanism, use compressed

air, a soft brush and/or warm water with a mild detergent

to clean it.

ErgoArmorTM Back Shield

Semi-Flexible ErgoArmor back shield minimizes impact from sharp/

heavy snap hooks and self-retracting lifelines.

The back shield also provides two locations for custom labels. The

left for a company label, and the right for a high visibility individual

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Integrated Accessory System

The integrated modular accessory system provides a wide variety of

options for attaching belts, tools, and accessories to your Revolution

harness.

Web Finials

Web Finials on all adjustable webbing ends provide a grip-

ping surface for easier adjustment, in addition to providing

a way to secure and

organize the loose webbing with the integrated clip.

User Instructions - English

Hold harness by

back D-ring. Shake

harness to allow

all straps to fall in

place.

If leg or chest

straps are

buckled, release

straps and

unbuckle at this

time.

Slip straps over

shoulders so D-ring

is located in the

middle of the back

between shoulder

blades.

Pull buckle

portion of leg

strap between

legs and connect

to opposite end of

leg strap. Repeat

with second leg

strap.

1 2

3 4

Connect chest

strap. The shoulder

strap retainer

(chest strap) must

be positioned in

the mid-chest area

6” to 8” below the

trachea but not

below the sternum.

Fasten securely

to keep shoulder

straps taut.

After all straps

have been buckled,

tighten webbing

so that harness

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allows full range

of movement. To

maximize comfort,

be sure to adjust

the harness so

that the PivotLink

centers are just

outside of your

hipbone.

To remove harness,

release quick connect or

tongue buckles.

5 6

7 8 Miller Fall Protection recommends hanging

the harness by back D-ring to help it keep

its shape when not in use and provide

the worker with a starting point when next

attempting to don the harness.

Donning the Revolution without Belt

User Instructions - English

Hold harness by

back D-ring. Shake

harness to allow

all straps to fall in

place.

If leg or chest

straps are

buckled, release

straps and

unbuckle at this

time.

Slip straps over

shoulders so D-ring

is located in the

middle of the back

between shoulder

blades.

Attach integral

waist belt.

Connecting belt

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PivotLink is in the

proper location.

1 2

3 4

Pull buckle portion

of leg strap

between legs

and connect to

opposite end of leg

strap. Repeat with

second leg strap.

Connect chest

strap. The shoulder

strap retainer

(chest strap) must

be positioned in

the mid-chest area

6” (152mm) to 8”

(203mm) below

the trachea but not

below the sternum.

Fasten securely

to keep shoulder

straps taut.

After all straps

have been buckled,

tighten webbing so

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snug, but allows full

range of movement.

To maximize

comfort, be sure to

adjust the harness

so that the PivotLink

centers are just

outside of your

hipbone.

5 6

9Miller Fall Protection recommends hanging

the harness by back D-ring to help it keep

its shape when not in use and provide

the worker with a starting point when next

attempting to don the harness.

8To remove harness, reverse procedure.

Donning the Revolution with Belt

User Instructions - English

Steps for Ensuring a Snug Fit

Adjusting Back D-Ring Pad

The upper part D-ring pad (gray mesh) should be located

approximately one (1) inch below the neckline. (This should

position the back D-ring in between the lower part of the

shoulder blades.)

Correct adjustment of the back D-ring pad will allow shoul-

der strap webbing (and optional pads) to be located further

away from the neck.

Unclip the web

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webbing.

Slide any

webbing

keepers

away from

the buckle.

Pull webbing

away from the

buckle (upward)

to adjust tighter.

Reposition

keepers and

web end

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Adjusting Cam Buckles

User Instructions - English

Installing Optional Accessories

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“8” shaped com-

posite attachment

clip on the back

of the accessory.

Identify the

green button

attachment

point on the

belt or harness

that will be

used.

Place the

widest end of

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over the green

connection

button.

Push the acces-

sory downward

until you feel it

snap into place.

To remove,

reverse

procedure by

gripping 1” loop

and pulling

upward.

Connecting Accessories

Installing Attachment Points to Belts

To install the belt attach-

ment clip onto a belt,

Make sure the smaller

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shape is at the top and

to the inside, then slide

onto belt.

To install the belt attach-

ment clip onto a belt, sim-

ply slide on to the belt.

Miller integrated accessories have a weight limit of 25 lbs. when con-

nected via the composite link. For loads heavier than 25 lbs., connecting

to a belt via the tunnel loop is recommended for more even weight distri-

bution. The combined weight of the harness user, and all attached

tools and accessories should not exceed the maximum capacity of

the fall protection system being used.

User Instructions - English

Turn the harness, so that the

D-ring is laying up on a flat

surface.

Take one of the shoulder pads

and place your finger over the

Velcro®.

Lift up the webbing shoulder strap and carefully slide the Velcro

portion of the shoulder pad into the pocket.

Remove your finger and press the two Velcro strips together.

Finish by wrapping the other two sets of Velcro around the

shoulder strap webbing.

Optional Shoulder Pads

Optional harness shoulder pads are available. Please contact

your sales person or Miller Customer Service for more

information.

Installing Shoulder Pads

User Instructions - English

Make sure the flat side of the

seat pad is facing towards the

back of the harness, then at-

tatch the two snap straps in the

middle of the butt strap.

Next, thread the front snap retaining straps at the front of the

pad over the leg strap, under the butt strap, and in between the

two tacks next to the pivot link. Make sure the seat pad adjust-

ment strap goes under the harness webbing.

Thread the cinch-through strap

down through the slot in the

D-ring, then cinch back through

itself.

Snap the two ends of the buckle together.

An optional harness seat pad is available. Please contact

your sales person or Miller Customer Service for more

information.

Optional Seat Pad

Installing a Seat Pad

Installing Seat Pad

User Instructions - English

2 Pocket Nail & Tool

Pouch

Open End Pliers & Tool

Holder Zippered Cylindrical

Utility Pouch

Multi-pouch Tool Bag Hammer Holder Water Bottle Holder

Open Bolt and Bull Pin

Bags

Cell Phone Holders

(two sizes)

For more information or to purchase accessories, contact your Miller distributor or Miller Cus-

tomer Service at 1-800-873-5242.

Available Accessories

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