EVA'LAD 2, Escalera de rescate en cinta con sistema de aseguramiento.

The EVA LAD 2 rescue staircase of KRATOS SAFETY is an essential tool to ensure safety in high-level rescue operations. With a length of 6 meters and an integrated insurance system, this staircase allows people in danger to be evacuated quickly and safely. Its compact and lightweight design, together with its integrated transport bag, facilitates transport and storage. Aluminium-reinforced steps and integrated lifeline provide greater security and stability during the rescue.

CHARACTERISTICS

• Stairs with rigid aluminium reinforcement, dam. 11 mm.
• Fired to a structure / anchor point by a connector attached to the high textile buckle, and unrolled to the level of the victim, allows the latter to reach a safe place (for promotion or descent) while being insured by a third person in case of a second fall.
• Integrated safety system, composed of a slider anticate and a braided rope day. 10 mm, length 7 m.
• Scalp sex from the bottom in red, seventh step from the bottom in orange for better visual identification from the bottom of the staircase.
• Compact, portable and light, is supplied with your integrated transport bag.
• Easy to install, quick deployment.
• Delivered with 3 carabiners in steel (ref. FA 50 224 18).
• Form: PPE-R/11.115.
• Material: Tape: polyester; Scalp reinforcements: aluminum; Cut: polyamide; Mosquetons: steel.
• Length: Staircase: 6m; Cover of the insurance system: 7 m.
• Weight: 3.8 kg.

APPLICATIONS

Designed for the rescue and evacuation of any user of anticated material that has not lost consciousness after a fall of height.

TECHNICAL DATA

• HS: 76169990

VIDEO

THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF RESCATE AND

When working high, an accident may occur that requires the intervention of a rescue team to evacuate the victim.

In that case, the rescue team personnel must intervene in an emergency situation and the ORO REGULATION in such cases is to Evirate the ACCIDENT.

Therefore, and before any intervention, the following should be asked:

• Is there residual risk after the accident (electric risk, gas presence...)?
• Do I have the capacity to intervene (from the physical, psychological, technical...)?
• Do I master the rescue plan (called emergency services...) and the evacuation operating mode?
• Have I received SPECIFIC training in rescue operations to be implemented? (OBLIGATION of Directive 89/655/EEC Article 7 and annex II 4.4.f [directiva 2001/45/CE]).

Rescue staff may then intervene in accordance with the above-mentioned rescue plan, and their priorities will be:

• Secure the victim,
• Withdraw the victim from the suspension situation as soon as possible,
• Expect the arrival of aid in the best possible conditions.

Each situation is unique and requires the right material. In establishing an evacuation plan that defines the human and material means to be used, we must distinguish between the following situations:

• evacuation in confined space,
• self-evacuation in fixed post,
• evacuation in the field (multiple situation, one or more victims),
• evacuation in mechanical rebound.

ON SAFETY KRATES

Kratos Safety offers you a complete anticated solution with high-end, customer-oriented services. The Kratos Safety range is designed to meet the requirements of the European Standards, as well as the comfort and ergonomic expectations of users in their workplace.