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Installer Manual
SecuRope lifeline
Horizontal and Inclined
DOC023-UK-19.05.15
Installer Manual
Securope lifeline Horizontal and Inclined
DOC023-UK-19.05.15
Table of content
1. Homologation ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.1. SecuRope2012.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2. SecuRope EVO........................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3. SecuRope DiaSafe .................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2. Preliminary instructions ............................................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1. Instructions for resale ................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
2.2. Skill of the installer .................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Installation of SecuRope ................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Minimum clearance..........................................................................................................................................................................8
3. Structure on which the SecuRope is installed ...................................................................................................................................9
4. Horizontal lifeline on ground .................................................................................................................................................................. 10
4.1. SecuRope 2012 lifeline ........................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.2. SecuRope EVO lifeline ........................................................................................................................................................................... 11
4.3. Securope lifeline on DiaSafe post ..................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.4. SecuRope lifeline between two walls or on ceiling .................................................................................................................... 14
4.5. SecuRope lifeline on wall ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15
5. SecuRope lifeline on inclined sections............................................................................................................................................... 16
6. Components of the SecuRope lifelines .............................................................................................................................................. 17
6.1. Intermediate anchor LDV004 .............................................................................................................................................................. 17
Ground configuration....................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Wall configuration ............................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Curved sections................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
6.2. Intermediate anchor NEO LDV043.................................................................................................................................................. 20
Ground configuration ..................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Wall configuration ........................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Ceiling configuration .................................................................................................................................................................... 22
6.3. Configuration of curved sections...................................................................................................................................................... 22
6.4. Intermediate anchor EVO LDV083 .................................................................................................................................................. 24
6.5. DiaSafe anchor LDV100 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 25
6.6. End anchor LDV002 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 26
6.7. TEVO anchor LDV106 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 26
6.8. End stop ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
6.9. Tilting end stop........................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
6.10. Energy absorber LDV032.................................................................................................................................................................. 28
6.11. End anchor LDV054/139...................................................................................................................................................................... 29
6.12. Crimping rings ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
Crimping ring on end anchor .................................................................................................................................................... 30
Line tensioner................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
Crimping ring – turnbuckle ligne ............................................................................................................................................. 31
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Crimping ring junction ................................................................................................................................................................ 32

Crimping rings for curved section.......................................................................................................................................... 32
Checking the crimping ............................................................................................................................................................... 33
6.13. Switch ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 34
Description ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Crimping on TEVO anchor ........................................................................................................................................................ 35
6.14. Gliders ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Glider LDV001................................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Glider LDV111 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 36
Glider LDV060 .............................................................................................................................................................................. 36
Glider LDV133 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 37
Glider LDV075............................................................................................................................................................................... 37
7. Warning plate .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 38
8. Installation of the cable ............................................................................................................................................................................ 38
8.1. Placement of the cable .............................................................................................................................................................................. 1
8.2. Tensioning the cable ................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
8.3. Tensioning tool ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Crimping on a NEO anchor in a curved section ..................................................................................................................... 4
8.4. Crimping tool .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
8.5. Tools .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
9. Recommendations relating to the documentation required after installation........................................................................6
10. Recommendations relating of periodic review procedure ...........................................................................................................9
10.1. Identification label ................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
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1. Homologation
! Three Securope lifelines have been approved by the notified body:
- The lifeline Securope 2012

- The lifeline Securope EVO.
- The lifeline Securope Diasafe
1.1. SecuRope2012
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The life line Securope 2012 has been tested in accordance with standards EN795 :2012 type C and
CEN/TS16415 :2013 for use by 1 – 4 persons attached simultaneously on the line.
Fallprotec certifies that the anchoring device Securope 2012 :
Has been approved by the notify body :

APAVE Sudeurope
8 rue Jean Jacques Vernazza
F- 13322 Marseille Cedex 16
Notify body with number 0082.
Securope 2012 with the following characteristics:

- Number of users from 1 to 4.
- Distance between two anchors 12 m.
- Tested in curve 90°.
- Energy absorbing devices installed in intermediate and end anchors.
- No permanent deformation of pieces after a fall.
- Possible installation of Securope 2012 lifeline, on cold deck, hot deck, standing seam roof,
composite panels and fragile structures.
Several configurations have been tested:
- Horizontal lifeline with a maximal inclination of 15°, build on ground, on wall and on ceiling.
- For vertical life line refer to the specific instructions of vertical Securope.
1.2. SecuRope EVO

The life line Securope EVO has been tested in accordance with standards EN795 :2012 type C and
CEN/TS16415 :2013 for use by 1 – 2 persons attached simultaneously on the line.
Fallprotec certifies that the anchoring device Securope EVO :
APAVE Sudeurope
8 rue Jean Jacques Vernazza
F- 13322 Marseille Cedex 16
Notify body with number 0082.
Securope EVO with the following characteristics:

- Tested in curve 90°.
- Energy absorbing devices installed at the end of the line.
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- No permanent deformation of pieces after a fall.

- Possible installation of Securope EVO on concrete slab or on posts
- Inclined lifeline from 30° to 85°.
1.3. SecuRope DiaSafe

The life line Securope Diasafe has been tested in accordance with standards EN795 :2012 type C
and CEN/TS16415 :2013 for use by 1 – 2 persons attached simultaneously on the line.
Fallprotec certifies that the anchoring device Diasafe :

TÜV Austria Service Gmbh
Deutschstrasse 10
A 1230 – Wien
Notify body with number 0408
Securope Diasafe with the following characteristics:

- Horizontal life line with a maximal inclination of 5°
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- Stability is ensured by ballasting, no mechanical fixing in building structure.

- Tested in 90° curve.
- Energy absorbing device build in the Diasafe post
- Permanent deformation of the post after stopping a fall
- Height of the post 32 cm.
2. Preliminary instructions
2.1. Instructions for resale
If the equipment is resold out of the first destination country, the reseller will provide instructions for
maintenance, for periodic reviews and instructions on repairs, in the language of the country of use.
2.2. Skill of the installer

The anchor device must be installed by competent persons or organizations that will have a
certificate of “approved installer” issued by Fallprotec.
The installation must be properly verified by calculation or testing.
Installation of SecuRope
The anchor device Securope 2012 is a horizontal lifeline system with a maximal inclination of 15° or a
inclined life line with a inclination between 30° to 90°.
The user must be able to access and exit safely.
The installer must install the Securope lifeline so that the maximum angle at which the Securope
cable is allowed to penetrate or exit of the intermediate anchor does not exceed 15°.
The installer must install the Securope lifeline so that, when stopping a fall, the deflection of the cable
does not hit sharp edges or anything that could damage it.
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Minimum clearance
The height of fall must be less than the available clearance so that the person falling does not hit an
obstacle during the fall.
The height of fall is the sum of the terms given below:
- The length of the lanyard “Li”.
- The braking distance of the energy absorber “Le”.
- The deflection of the cable “d”.
- The distance between the harness anchor point and the end of the lower limbs i.e. 1,5
meters.
- A safety distance equal to 1,0 m.
The safety equation expressed in meters and calculated from cable axe is thus:
Ll + Le + d + 1,5 m + 1 m < clearance
Ll < 2 m
Le < 0,8 m
d : according to Fallprotec software
If the drop height is higher, Fallprotec advise mounting 30 mm crimping rings on both sides of each
intermediate anchor. The free length of cable can be reduced to 3 times the distance between two
successive anchors, see Fallprotec calculation software.
Fig. 1. Minimum clearance.

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3. Structure on which the SecuRope is

installed
A competent person will check the strength of the structure in relationship with forces transmitted by
the end and intermediate anchors when a fall is stopped. Fallprotec makes software available,
approved by the notify body, which works out the forces in accordance with the site configuration
and the number of users.
The components of the Securope line withstand without permanent deformation the forces indicated
to table below and present a safety coefficient of two. The forces calculated by the software must be
lower than the allowable forces. If you note a force beyond the allowable force, it will be necessary to
change one or more parameters of calculation, either to decrease the number of users or to
decrease the distance between two anchors.
Component description Allowable force Breaking strength

kN kN
End anchor LDV002 20 50
End anchor LDV106 12 24
Intermediate anchor 9 24
LDV004/043/083
Cable 7x7 18.5 37
Cable 1x19 20 40
Crimping 18.5 for wire rope 7x7 37
20 for wire rope 1x19 40
Glider LDV001/060/111/093 6 24
Fallprotec has designed different fixing systems for the Securope lifeline for different types of roofs:
- Concrete slab
- Cold deck, (corrugated metal sheet roof)
- Hot deck ( corrugated metal sheet + isolation + membrane)
- Standing seam roof.
- Zinc roof. on wooden roof battens
- Composite panels
- Glass roof
- Green roof
- Gravel covered roof
For each type of roof, Fallprotec has written a manual which covers calculation and installation of
Securope lifeline.
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4. Horizontal lifeline on ground

4.1. SecuRope 2012 lifeline
LDV001 Glider
LDV002 End anchor
LDV006 Wire rope
LDV008 Crimping ring 100 mm
LDV010 Crimping ring for junction
LDV032 Energy absorber
LDV138 Turnbuckle
LDV043Intermediate anchor
LDV060 Captive glider
LDV137 Line tensioner
Fig. 2 Securope 2012 horizontal
The Securope 2012 lifeline consists of the components shown in Fig. 2, it is set to the horizontal up to
an angle of 15°.
The lifeline consists in:
- An end anchor with an energy absorber.
- At regular intervals, the intermediate anchors.
- The curved sections
- The second end anchor with a turnbuckle.
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4.2. SecuRope EVO lifeline
Fig. 3 Securope EVO
The lifeline Securope EVO is installed only on posts fixed on a concrete slab, the reason being that
this lifeline does not have energy absorber device on the intermediate anchors; it cannot therefore
be mounted on a fragile structure. On the other hand, the components will eventually suffer
permanent deformation during fall arrest requiring replacement.
The Securope EVO lifeline consists of the components shown in Fig. 3; it is set to the horizontal up to
an angle of 15°.
The lifeline consists in:
- An end anchor TEVO with an energy absorber LDV003.
- At regular intervals, the intermediate anchors EVO or TEVO.
- The curved sections
- The second end anchor TEVO with turnbuckle LDV137.
- The posts
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4.3. Securope lifeline on DiaSafe post

The SECUROPE lifeline mounts on DIASAFE post IDF008 specially designed for installation on a
green roof or a roof where fixing by puncturing the sealing membrane is not allowed. The stability of
the posts is provided by the plant substrate or by gravels.
A bend is formed by a plate IDF010 fixed to the post IDF008 and on which are mounted two
intermediate anchors LDV100.
The Diasafe anchor may be installed also between the joints of glass roof or aluminum panels see fig.
5.
Fig. 4 Securope Diasafe on green roof

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Fig. 5 Securope Diasafe on alu pannels

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4.4. SecuRope lifeline between two walls or

on ceiling
Fig. 6 Securope between two walls with captive glider LDV060
Fig. 7 Securope between two walls with securope trolley LDV133

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The Securope lifeline could be installed between two walls. The end anchors LDV054 and LDV139
are specified for this configuration, the other components are identical to the Securope 2012 or the
Securope EVO
If the user is less than 3 m below the life line, 2 m absorbing lanyard, connects the user to the captive
glider LDV060.
The trolley LDV133 has been designed to be used in conjunction with a retractable block weighing 10
kg or less, see Fig. 7.
WARNING !
If the LDV133 trolley is used, the cable must be at least 40 mm from the ceiling, install the LDV134 bracket between the
ceiling and the LDV043 anchor to ensure a clearance of 40 mm.
The anchor cable guide LDV043 be rotated 120 ° from the vertical position to ensure the correct passage of LDV133
trolley.
4.5. SecuRope lifeline on wall
Fig. 8 Securope on wall with LDV060 glider

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Fig. 9 Securope on wall with trolley LDV133
5. SecuRope lifeline on inclined sections

The Securope EVO lifeline is installed on an inclined section, the inclination must be between 30°
and 85° The components are identical to the ground configuration but arranged differently. The line
starts at the bottom by a TEVO anchor LDV106 with a crimping ring LDV008 and a tilting end stop
LDV107; the intermediate anchors LDV083 or LDV106, are installed at regular intervals. At the top two
configurations are possible:
- The line continue horizontally and 2 x TEVO anchors LDV106 equipped with 2 x LDV008
are installed
- The line ends, anchor TEVO LDV106 is installed with an energy absorber LDV032.
The glider is a LDV075 model.
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LDV138
LDV138
Fig. 10 Securope EVO on inclined section
6. Components of the SecuRope lifelines

Components of Securope lifelines are made of stainless steel AISI316 and for crimping rings AISI304
stainless steel.
6.1. Intermediate anchor LDV004

The intermediate anchor LDV004 is characterized by a high energy absorption when a fall is stopped
and the intermediate anchor does not suffer any permanent deformation.
The anchors are installed with an interval of 12 m or less. If an interval of more than 12 m should be
considered, it is recommended to seek the advice of Fallprotec.
Anchors are attached directly to the host structure or on a fixing interface described in the installer
manual, specific for each type of roof.
The anchor LDV004 is made of a cable guide tights on two arches with 2 friction pads and 4 allen
screws M6x10, tightened with a torque of 3 Nm.
If a force of 4 kN is applied on the cable guide, it rotates to the base of the anchor to reduce the
moment which is applied on the host structure.
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Fig. 11 LDV004 Intermediate anchor
Ground configuration
The user walks on either one or the other side of the line.
Fig. 12 Ground configuration

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Wall configuration
The cable guide makes an angle of 45°.
Fig. 13 Wall configuration
Curved sections
Two intermediate anchors are installed at the ends of the curved section; the cable does a radius
between 0.2 and 0.4 m, the curve is held in place by a crimping ring LDV011 or LDV061.
Fig. 14 Curved section on wall

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Fig. 15 Curved section on ground
6.2. Intermediate anchor NEO LDV043

The anchors NEO are installed with an interval of 12 meters or less.
If an interval greater than 12 m should be considered, it is recommended to seek the Fallprotec
advice.
The anchors are attached directly to the host structure or to one of the fixing assemblies described in
the specific installation instructions of each type of roof.
If a force of 4 kN is applied to the cable guide, it rotated to the base of the anchor to reduce the
moment applied to the host structure. After stopping a fall, the shear pin is replaced by a new one, to
do so unscrew the M12 nut.
A notch is formed in the base to prevent rotation of the anchor when mounted on either side of a
curved section.
Fig. 16 LDV043 Intermediate anchor NEO

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Ground configuration
The user walks either on one or the other side of the line, for example of a line installed on terrace.
Fig. 17 Ground configuration
Wall configuration
The cable guide is located on a plan forming an angle of 45° with the horizontal plan, when
using glider LDV001. When using captive glider LDV060, the cable guide is located on a horizontal
plan.
Fig. 18 Wall configuration

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Ceiling configuration
The cable guide is located on the vertical plan when using the captive glider LDV060.
If the LDV 133 trolley is used, the cable guide must be installed at 30 °angle and the support must
leave a space of at least 40mm to allow the trolley to move freely.
Fig. 19 Ceiling configuration
6.3. Configuration of curved sections

Two intermediate anchors are installed at the ends of the curved section; the cable does a radius
between 0.2 and 0.4 m, the curve is held in place by a crimping ring LDV011 or by crimping the NEO
anchor LDV043.
Fig. 20 Crimping on NEO anchor

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Fig. 21 Curve on wall on ground
If the lifeline is mounted on post with plate LDV096 / IDF003 or Multipost with plate LDV071, crimping
could be replaced by the cable guide tube LDV076, which allows tensioning the cable in a single
operation, for a relatively short line. The cable guide tube is an option left to the choice of the
installer.
Fig. 22 Curved section on post or Multipost

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6.4. Intermediate anchor EVO LDV083

The intermediate anchor EVO is installed on a galvanized steel post or a SS304 post. For the curved
section a corner plate LDV096 IDF003 is fitted on the post, crimping rings LDV011/061 or cable guide
LDV076 may be used.
Fig. 23 Intermediate anchor EVO
Fig. 24 Intermediate anchor EVO on post

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6.5. DiaSafe anchor LDV100

The anchor Diasafe is used both as an end or intermediate anchor. The anchor Diasafe was originally
designed for green roofs or roofs covered with gravels, it settled on the Diasafe post IDF008.
This anchor is also installed on glass roof or aluminum panels between the joints of the glass
volumes or panels with a 10 mm plate; connecting the cable guide to the building structure Fig. 5 and
Fig. 26.
Fig. 25 Diasafe anchor for fixing between glass panel joints

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6.6. End anchor LDV002

One end anchor is installed at each end of the line. The end anchor is attached to the post by one
M12 bolt or by 2 x M12 bolts in concrete slab and on fixing assembly on cold deck LDV023.
Fig. 26 End anchor LDV002
6.7. TEVO anchor LDV106

The anchor TEVO is used both as an end and intermediate anchor. It is attached to the post with an
M12 bolt. Crimping can be done directly on the anchor to form an angle or when one wishes to limit
the deflection of the cable by performing 2 crimps on each intermediate anchor.
Fig. 27 TEVO anchor

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6.8. End stop

The fixed end stop LDV 108 in AISI 304 is positioned between the crimping ring LDV008 and the
anchor TEVO.
It prevents the glider from leaving the line.
Fig. 28 LDV108 End stop
6.9. Tilting end stop

The tilting end stop LDV107 in AISI 316, is positioned on the opposite side to the crimping ring
LDV008. It is compatible with TEVO, DIASAFE, NEO and EVO anchors.
It forbids the glider to cross over the anchor without a voluntary action by the user.
Fig. 29 Mounting diagram of the tilting end stop
Orientation of the end stop according to the anchor

If the entry / exit of the line is a place where there is a risk of falling, the user must be sure to be safe
by another protective system before removing the glider from the line.
To remove the glider from the line, pull the end stop until the spring is fully compressed. Rotate the
end stop and rest it in balance on the anchor, remove the glider, push the end stop in locking
position.
To enter the glider on the line, pull end the stop until the spring is fully compressed. Rotate the end
stop and rest it in balance on the anchor, engage the glider, push the end stop in locking position.
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Lock
Open
Fig. 30 Operation of the tilting end stop
6.10. Energy absorber LDV032

The end anchor is equipped with an energy absorber which reduces the force transmitted to the host
structure in case of a fall. An absorber must always be installed when the line length is less than 20 m
or when the line is fixed on a fragile structure (cold deck, hot deck, composite panels). The spring
prevents overloading the anchors in case of large temperature variation. The spring must be
compressed to 40 mm on mounting.
Load Spring length Spring

N mm Compression
0 200 0
500 183 17
1000 159 41
1500 141 59
2000 118 82
2500 100 100
Fig. 31 Energy absorber on anchor LDV032

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6.11. End anchor LDV054/139

When the lifeline is installed between two vertical walls, models LDV054 and LDV139 are better
suited. The end anchors are attached to the host structure by two M12 bolts when fixing on a
concrete wall or one central M12 bolt when fixing on a steel structure.
The end anchor consists of an anchor type “Twinfix” provided with cable and terminated by a
turnbuckle which allows adjustment of tension in the line.
Fig. 32 LDV054 Simple anchor
The end anchor with absorber has, in addition to the anchor “twinfix” and to the cable, an absorber
with a spring and a junction ring.
Fig. 33 LDV139 Anchor with absorber and junction ring

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6.12. Crimping rings

Six different type of rings are used to crimp the cable.
Crimping ring on end anchor

On the end anchor two types of ring are used:
- Crimping ring LDV008 (Fig. 34)
- Crimping ring LDV009 (Fig. 35)
Must make 6 crimps, on the ring, spread over a length of 100 mm.
It is imperative to use a crimping tool supplied by Fallprotec to ensure a proper crimp, capable of
withstanding a force of 37kN.
Crimping ring
LDV008
Fig. 34 Crimping ring LDV008
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Line tensioner
To tighten the line (after a fall, or during installation), or if an obstacle does not allow mounting the
crimping ring LDV008, we use the line
tensioner installed after the end anchor.
Fig. 35 Line tensioner LDV137
Crimping ring – turnbuckle line

If the lifeline forms a closed loop, a turnbuckle LDV138 with two inverted threaded ends will be used,
to tighten both ends of the line.
Fig. 36 LDV138 turnbuckle
WARNING !
A hole is drilled in the two female parts in order to ensure that the threaded rod is sufficiently engaged in the female
rings.
During tensioning, hold in hand the 2 female rings, to prevent them from turning.
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Crimping ring junction

For long life line it is advisable to supply the wire rope by length of 100 m and to connect two ends of
the cable by using crimping ring junction. Twelve crimps are required on the junction ring.
Fig. 37 LDV010 Junction ring
WARNING !
Make sure the two ends of the cable do well 2 x 100 mm, use a tape to identify two lengths of 100 mm.
Crimping rings for curved section

LDV011 Crimping ring length 30 mm SS 304
LDV061 Split crimping ring length 30 mm SS 304
If crimping rings LDV011 were forgotten during installation, the split rings LDV061 may be crimped
after installation of the wire rope.
Fig. 38 Crimping rings LDV011 / 061

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Checking the crimping

The Securope used as crimping assembly means, the safety of people is at risk if the crimp is poorly
done.
There are 6 models of crimp rings of 2 different manufacturing processes by machining and by
extrusion. A crimping mark is considered good if it is well marked and within the tolerances shown in
the table below.
Items Manufacturing Tolerances
LDV011, LDV048
11.0mm
LDV008 Extrusion 11.8mm
Voir Fig. 32.
LDV010, LDV050, LDV048, LDV054
LDV138, LDV053, NSV015, LDV095
11.4mm
LDV138, LDV053, LDV095 Machining
12 mm
LDV137
If the crimp mark is poorly marked or outside the tolerances, the die T12 should be replaced or the
crimping tool should be repaired by a specialist.
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6.13. Switch
Description
Fallprotec designed a switching system specifically for Securope lifeline. There can be four branches
(crossing two lifelines) or 3 branches (intersection of three lines).The switch, in stainless steel, is made
with a base plate on which are installed four fixed anchors LDV106.
A rotating anchor is fixed to the center. It allows 360° rotation of the glider. A safety disc prevents the
glider to escape unintentionally from the line during rotation. For the crimping of the 4 cables see
below.
Fig. 39 LDV135 Switch 4 branches

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Crimping on TEVO anchor

It is necessary to make 2x2 crimps on each end of the TEVO cable guide.
It is imperative to use a crimping tool supplied by Fallprotec to ensure correct crimping.
Fig. 40 Crimping on TEVO anchor
6.14. Gliders
Glider LDV001
The glider LDV001 is installed on the cable by opening the latch; when installed on the cable, we
pass the connector through the eyelet, the glider is locked and cannot be removed unintentionally
from the cable. The Glider LDV001 is used on ground or wall configuration.
Fig. 41 Glider LDV001

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Glider LDV111
The glider LDV111 has a similar shape as the LDV001, the only difference is that it is permanently
installed on the cable. The LDV111 is used on ground or wall configuration.
Glider LDV060
The glider LDV060 is permanently installed on the cable. It is used on ceiling configuration when the
walkway is at a distance of 4 m or less from the line.

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Glider LDV133
The LDV133 glider is used in ceiling configuration when the walkway is 7m or less from the lifeline
and a retractable fall arrest (max 2kg) is used to connect the glider to the user, see Fig. 7 and Fig.
9. To move the trolley with the retractable fall arrester, it is recommended to attach a rope to the
carabiner and to train the trolley and fall arrest assembly. If the lanyard is used to pull the trolley, it will
be behind the user; this can cause a dangerous pendulum fall for the user.
Fig. 44 Trolley LDV133
Glider LDV075
The glider LDV075 is used on sloped section between 30° to 90°. The glider is engaged on the line
at the bottom end and it can go through the anchor LDV106. In case of a fall it automatically locked
on the cable.

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7. Warning plate
An identification plate is installed near to the zone where the users attach themselves to the line.
Our web portal Fallprotec Assistant generates the plate. It can be printed on a sticker provided by
Fallprotec (climate proof). The commissioning date must be on the warning plate.
 Manufacturer informations
and a QR code to get direct
 access to all the informations
related to the installation
 Equipment type and applied
 standards.
 Logo and installer name
  Symbol indicating that it is
mandatory to use a fallarrest
harness according to EN355
  Maximal number of users
    and their weights
❾ Information about the
installation place.
 Commissioning date
 It is mandatory to read the
user manual before use.
 The serial number of the self-
locking tag
The sticker will be fixed on a

bendable plate. A self-locking
Tag with a serial number has to
be fixed on the plate
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8. Installation of the cable

Two cable constructions are available:
- Single strand 1x19 dia. 8 mm, this cable is designed for marine application, the strength is
higher and visual appearance is better
- Multi strands 7x7 dia. 8 mm, this is standard cable for life line application.
8.1. Placement of the cable

The cable is supplied from the factory, pre-cut to the required length plus 1 meter.
One end is to be fitted with the energy absorber and a 100 mm crimping ring. see Fig. 31.
Introduce the cable through the intermediate anchors until the second end anchor.
It is recommended to use the crimping ring with threaded tip LDV009 for fixing the cable to the
second end anchor, in order to retension the cable.
8.2. Tensioning the cable
Fig. 46 SECUROPE lifeline on ground.
We treat an example Fig. 46
- Forming the curve “B” and crimping directly onto anchor LDV043 if LDV076 is not used.
- Tensioning section “A”. Place the tensioning tool onto end anchor, tension the cable and crimp the
100 mm ring.
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- Tensioning section “C”. The tensioning tool is fitted on the intermediate anchor « C - D », to tighten
and crimp the cable on the anchor LDV043
- Forming curve « D ». Crimp the second anchor LDV043.
- If the straight section after the curve makes more than 12 m, it is necessary to crimp both sides of
the anchor LDV043 following the curve between « E » and « F » ; in order to avoid putting too much
tension on the anchors placed on the curve.
- Tensioning section « F ». The tensioning tool is fitted on the end anchor, to put the cable in tension
with a maximal force of 1,0 kN and to crimp the 100 mm ring.
- If the section « E-F » makes more than 50 m it is necessary to crimp both sides of LDV043 every 50
m.
CAUTION
When tensioning a straight section, shake the cable with the hand so making it slide through the intermediate anchors. Oil
on the cable improve also the cable sliding
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Fig. 47 Securope lifeline on wall
8.3. Tensioning tool

A tensioning tool, supplied by Fallprotec, is used to tension the cable.
A cable grab is fitted on the cable in contact with the tool plate. The cable pass through the hole of
the plate.
The cable is then tensioned with a ratchet handle. The tension is sufficient to keep the cable
stretched over the entire length of the line.
A spring controls the tension on the cable. A table shows this tension as function of the compression
of the spring, the tension is between 0.5 and 1.0 kN.
CR
Load : Length of spring Compression
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Fig. 48 Tensioning the cable on 3 different anchors.
Crimping on a NEO anchor in a

curved section
Put the cable in tension using the tensioning tool. Secure the cable with a clamping pliers or a
second frog. Disassemble the tensioning tool. Crimp with the crimping tool.
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8.4. Crimping tool

Refer to the Crimper end user manual before crimping the rings
The dies which are fitted on the crimper are specially designed for the application, dies are marked
“T12”
The crimper which is battery operated should be put in charge before each use.
The battery autonomy allows for 50 crimpings.
Open the dies manually by pressing the levers on both sides of the crimper and to put the dies in
contact with the ring.
Press the trigger until automatic cut off, the setting of the crimping force is adjusted in factory.
Fig. 49LDV041 crimping tool
Fig. 50 LDV042 Reeler
8.5. Tools
Flat handle ratchet, size 19.
Flat handle ratchet, size 17
Battery screwdriver 8 mm socket
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9. Recommendations relating to the

documentation required after installation
New requirements of EN795:2012
For the user, the documentation on the installation provides evidence that the installation was
performed correctly. In addition, it serves as an essential foundation for further examination of the
anchor, because, in many cases, fixing anchors are not visible or accessible.
After installation, the installer sends the user copies of the documentation for the installation. This
documentation must be kept in the building for subsequent reviews of the anchor.
Documentation on the installation must contain at least the following information:

- The address and location of the installation;
- The name and address of the company that carried out the installation;
- The name of the person responsible for the installation;
- The product identification (manufacturer of the anchor, type, model / item);
- The fixing device (manufacturer, product, and transverse tensile forces eligible);
- The schematic plan of the installation, for example the roof, and information relevant to the user,
such as the position of the anchor points (for example relevant in case of snow).
Should be marked on the schematic plan of the building so that it is visible or available to all (for
example, at the point of access to the roof).
The statements made by the responsible installer must be signed by him and attest that at
least the anchor:
- Has been installed in accordance with manufacturer's installation instructions;

- Is consistent with the plan;
- Was attached to the specified support;
- Has been set as specified (e.g. number of bolts, correct materials, position / location correct);
- Was put into service according to information supplied by the manufacturer;
- Came with photographic information / documentation, especially when the fasteners (eg bolts) and
the underlying support are no longer visible once installation is complete.
When several anchor points must be photographed for identification purposes, it is recommended to
mark the anchoring devices with numbers and incorporate this numbering in the inspection records
of the anchoring device and the ground plan in the installation area.
Fallprotec provides the installer with a model for the "Installer schematic plan"
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Schematic plan of installation

Building / Structure
Adress : Order N°:
Type of order :
Notes : Shape of the roof :
Anchoring device: Class C- Lifeline
Client
Name : Contact :
Adress : Telephone N°:
Installer
Name : Installer chief:
Adress : Telephone N°:
Anchoring device
Manufacturer : FALLPROTEC
Model identification /type : Securope 2012
Building components
Attachments / Studs
 Data of fixations Ø drilled hole mm Type :
Depth mm Material :
Torque N.m Minimum distance from the edge (c):
Minimal axial distance (s):
Distance from the edge Cx: Cy: Minimum thickness of the component:
Axial spacing Sx: Sy: Permissible tensile strength :
Breaking force :
Notes:
 Hammer  Cleaning of the drilled hole System  yes  No
Drilling method:  Rotative impact  Humid  dry
Test device: Wrench  Testing devise of fixations  yes  No
Control list Ground plan of the roof:
 Substrate except
exceptions (no doubt on the
capacity)
 Installation in accordance
with manufacturer’s
instructions
 Recommended
attachments used
 All attachements
photographed with
identification
 Visibles attachments
 Installation plan attached
on site
 Screw immobilisation by
traversing fixing technique
Additional information
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Breakout force (kN), required torque (Nm)

Anchoring point 1 Anchoring point 5 Anchoring point 9 Anchoring point 13
Adittional fixations:
Note of installation chief:
Date : Signature
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10. Recommendations relating of periodic

review procedure
Periodic review of
anchoring devices
Manufacturer
Visual review and YES Document relating NO
identified?
functional test to the available
installation
YES NON
Controls of corrosion,
deformation, cracking, No visible
visible Fixation
loosened components, the Fixation
absence of labeling
Review in accordance Review in accordance

with the construction with the information
technical regulations of supplied by manufacturer
Results of the control manufacturer regarding of type of test (for
the type of load, type of example visual review
fixing and mounting and functional test, static
structure . test or dynamic test
Unacceptable Acceptable
condition condition
Replacement of
Replacement of Result of review anchoring deviee
anchoring deviee Unacceptable
or impossible
review
Documentation Marking and Documentation

Acceptable
relating to the documentation relating relating to the
installation to the review installation
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10.1. Identification label

An identification card must accompany the product during its use.
Identification card of Securope Lifeline

Type the equipment: Securope2012 lifeline
Manufacturer : FALLPROTEC SA.

43-45, ZA Op Zaemer
L- 4959 Bascharage
Luxembourg
Tel : +352 26 55 09 30
Fax : +352 26 55 09 30 55
Email : ft@fallprotec.com
www.fallprotec.com
Equipment Identification:
Date of manufacturing:
Purchase date:
First use date:
Periodicity of inspection: Once a year
Estimated life time: 20 ans.
Date of 1st Name and signature of Date of the next
Type of review & repairs
review competent person review
Visual
Cleaning of the Securope lifeline
Check of energy absorbers
After 1 year Periodicity once
Check tightening of bolts
of use a year
Check proper position of cable guide on
intermediate anchor LDV043
Dates Defects noticed– relevant information Name and signature Prevision dates
NOTE: It is the responsibility for the user to provide the identification card and to fill it out with all details.
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Crimping ring junction ................................................................................................................................................................ 32

! Three Securope lifelines have been approved by the notified body:

- The lifeline Securope 2012

Has been approved by the notify body :

Notify body with number 0082.

Securope 2012 with the following characteristics:

1.2. SecuRope EVO

Has been approved by the notify body :

Notify body with number 0082.

Securope EVO with the following characteristics:

- No permanent deformation of pieces after a fall.

1.3. SecuRope DiaSafe

Has been approved by the notify body :

Notify body with number 0408

Securope Diasafe with the following characteristics:

- Stability is ensured by ballasting, no mechanical fixing in building structure.

2.2. Skill of the installer

The user must be able to access and exit safely.

Fig. 1. Minimum clearance.

3. Structure on which the SecuRope is

Component description Allowable force Breaking strength

4. Horizontal lifeline on ground

Fig. 2 Securope 2012 horizontal

4.2. SecuRope EVO lifeline

Fig. 3 Securope EVO

4.3. Securope lifeline on DiaSafe post

Fig. 4 Securope Diasafe on green roof

Fig. 5 Securope Diasafe on alu pannels

4.4. SecuRope lifeline between two walls or

Fig. 6 Securope between two walls with captive glider LDV060

Fig. 7 Securope between two walls with securope trolley LDV133

4.5. SecuRope lifeline on wall

Fig. 8 Securope on wall with LDV060 glider

Fig. 9 Securope on wall with trolley LDV133

5. SecuRope lifeline on inclined sections

Fig. 10 Securope EVO on inclined section

6. Components of the SecuRope lifelines

6.1. Intermediate anchor LDV004

Fig. 11 LDV004 Intermediate anchor

Fig. 12 Ground configuration

Fig. 13 Wall configuration

Fig. 14 Curved section on wall

Fig. 15 Curved section on ground

6.2. Intermediate anchor NEO LDV043

Fig. 16 LDV043 Intermediate anchor NEO

Fig. 17 Ground configuration

Fig. 18 Wall configuration

Fig. 19 Ceiling configuration

6.3. Configuration of curved sections

Fig. 20 Crimping on NEO anchor

Fig. 21 Curve on wall on ground

Fig. 22 Curved section on post or Multipost

6.4. Intermediate anchor EVO LDV083

Fig. 23 Intermediate anchor EVO

Fig. 24 Intermediate anchor EVO on post

6.5. DiaSafe anchor LDV100