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DANGER

Always check that the rope is attached correctly and has a stop-knot 

on the unloaded end of the rope. Failure to attach the rope correctly 

could result in SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

CAUTION

Do not hold on to the loaded rope 

just above the Ascender, as there 

is a risk of injury.

Loading the rope

The Ascender must be switched 

off while loading the rope.

 Push the 

Emergency Stop to ensure that the 

Ascender is switched off. 

1

.  Open the Rope Cover by pushing the 

Rope Cover Lock to the right and pull  

the cover back.

2

.   Feed the rope in a counter-clockwise 

direction and then through the slot in  

the Rope Guide.Tighten the rope a 

little. The rope will be pulled into the 

Rope Grab and the Rope Cover can 

be locked more easily.

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Note

Only the front side of the Ascender is displayed to highlight controls. 

Rope Guide 

Rope Cover 

Lock

Rope Cover 

Power Button &  

Indication LED

 Emergency Stop
1. 

 Press the Emergency Stop to immediately  

turn the Ascender off.

 

2.

  Reset the Emergency Stop by pulling out the button.

Throttle

Travel down
Travel up

Emergency Descent  

The dead rope must 

never be loaded (in 

order to avoid side 

loading on the Rope 

Guide). Do not build 

tramways using the 

primary rope as 

shown in the picture.

CAUTION

When descending, make sure the rope is fed 

neatly into the Rope Grab so that there are no 

kinks or twists in the rope. Take special care 

when using long ropes to prevent twists or 

kinks. Good rope management is ESSENTIAL.

RECOMMENDATION

When descending, hold the rope entering 

the Ascender to prevent it from running 

twisted into the Ascender. 

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Ensure, especially when descending, that 

the rope runs untwisted into the Ascender. 

Twisted ropes caught into the Rope Guide 

can cause a rope jam and can, in rare 

cases, result in rope damage.

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Controls overview

RECOMMENDATION

In cold environments, maintain optimal Battery 

temperature and performance by keeping  

the Battery in the transportation box as long 

as possible. 

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Stop immediately 

when a rope twist is 

observed, untwist and 

organise the rope 

before continuing. 

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Twisted rope and rotation

Summary of Contents for ACX POWER ASCENDER

Page 1: ...be required by your national regulations For any purpose other than that for which it has been designed In an explosive environment If modified in any way by anyone other than ActSafe Systems After a free fall from a height of more than 0 5 m 2 ft or any other severe impact onto a hard surface If subjected to misuse in any way so that parts or components might have been damaged The Ascender system...

Page 2: ...res Ascenders and especially batteries should be stored between 5 C 1 F and 25 C 77 F for optimal performance and service life For more info see section E 08 10 C 14 F 0 C 32 F 20 C 68 F 40 C 104 F RECOMMENDATION In cold environments maintain optimal Battery temperature and performance by keeping the Battery in the transportation box as long as possible i 1 Connect the Charger to mains supply 2 Co...

Page 3: ...ely turn the Ascender off 2 Reset the Emergency Stop by pulling out the button Throttle Travel down Travel up Emergency Descent The dead rope must never be loaded in order to avoid side loading on the Rope Guide Do not build tramways using the primary rope as shown in the picture CAUTION When descending make sure the rope is fed neatly into the Rope Grab so that there are no kinks or twists in the...

Page 4: ...on 150 m 492 ft UP Speed Selection Speed Indicator DOWN Speed Selection Power Button Link and Power LEDs USB Protection Cap Connection Point Activate the Remote Control by pushing the Power Button 1 Activation and connection The green POWER LED will show and the blue LINK LED will start to blink for a few seconds whilst a connection is established with the Ascender Once connected the blue LINK LED...

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