Title: +038=627.001-##001T_03-Fasadevasksystem NorAcon - International Code of Practice (ICOP).pdf
e)the ability to connect and work with a seat;f)resistance of creep (slow slippage) of straps through their adjusters;g)resistance to ultra-violet degradation;h)resistance to chemicals, wear and abrasion.2.7.3.6Examples of appropriate standards for harnesses are:a)for sit harnesses: EN 813;b)for full body harnesses: EN 361; ISO 10333-1; ANSI/ASSE Z359.1 (maximum fall distance 0.6 m and maximum impact load 4 kN for sternal attachment).2.7.4Connectors2.7.4.1 Connectors with a gate locking mechanism such as a screwed sleeve or an automatic locking mechanism are the only types that can provide the required level of security for use in rope access. Connectors made of steel should be used if connecting to steel cables, shackles or eyebolts. Connectors that are to be used to attach to an anchor should be of such a design and size that they are able to rotate in the anchor and sit correctly, without hindrance and without loosening the anchor.