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PATROL OVERHEAD

PATROL OVERHEAD is an overhead lifeline system suspended from the ceiling that provides fall protection above the workplace. It is built to ensure safety when working at height. The system features a travelling runner that moves freely along the line, even around curves and between support points without the need to detach from the line. This allows you to move freely while maintaining continuous protection.

The system is specially developed for ceiling mounting in both steel and concrete structures. By using an inverted TOWER bracket, the lifeline can be lowered to the correct height above the work area. This means the system can be adapted as needed. The design is strong and can withstand loads in all directions – up, down, sideways and in tension – so it can withstand everything that can happen when working at height.

The continuous traveler allows you to move along the system without needing to clip and unclipping. It is easy to use and provides a large range of free movement, whilst ensuring you are always connected to the safety device. It is a truly practical system for working safely where overhead protection is required.

Areas of use

PATROL OVERHEAD is intended for work where the fall protection needs to be positioned above the user. Typical applications are maintenance and servicing of buses, lorries, machinery and aircraft.

Specifications

• Maximum number of users: 4
• Installation: Ceiling mounting
• Substrate: Steel and concrete
• Runner: Sliding, for continuous movement
• Passing curves and intermediate points without disconnection
• TOWER support: Can lower the line from the ceiling
• Direction of load: 360°

FAQ

What is PATROL OVERHEAD used for?

It is used to create overhead fall protection above the work area – for example, during the maintenance of vehicles or machinery.

Does the user need to detach at waypoints and curves?

No. The runner goes automatically over elements and curves without the need to loosen anything.

Can the lifeline be positioned lower than the roof anchor point?

Yes. By using the TOWER support in the inverted position, the line can be lowered to the correct height.