Petzl I'D L
Self-braking descender / belay device
Detail
The Petzl I'D L is a self-braking descender designed primarily for rescue. A comfortable and controlled descent is managed using the ergonomic handle. A stainless steel wear plate reinforces the rope friction zone improving durability. Correct rope installation is straight forward with clearly etched markings indicating rope path. To reduce the risk of accident due to user error, the I'D L features an integrated anti-panic function protecting the user if one pulls too hard on the handle and an anti-error catch which prevents accidents resulting from incorrect installation of the device on the rope. The safety gate allows the rope to be installed with the device remaining connected to the harness. The AUTO-LOCK system allows users to position themselves without having to manipulate the handle or tie off the device. Once locked, the rope can be taken up without having to manipulate the handle. The Petzl I’D L is compatible with 12.5 to 13 mm ropes and allows handling of loads up to 280 kg. Should you have any questions in deciding if the Petzl I'D L is right for your needs, feel free to contact a Rigging Services branch near you.
All BLACK version is available.
Specification
Min. rope diameter: 12.5 mm
Max. rope diameter: 13 mm
Materials: aluminium, steel, nylon
Weight: 600g
For more I'D L technical content, please visit Petzl's technical page.
Certification
The Petzl I'D L is certified by the following competent authorities:
UKCA: Satisfies the Essential Health & Safety Requirements of Regulation 2016/425 on Personal Protective Equipment as amended to apply in Great Britain, and is issued in compliance with the following designated standard: EN 12841:2006 (Type C); EN 341:2011 (Class 2, Type A).
CE: Meets European Regulation (EU) 2016/425 on personal protective equipment. Applicable standards: EN 341 : 2011 Class 2, Type A; EN 12841 : 2006 Type C; EN 15151-1 : 2012.
EAC: Russian standard TP/TC 019/2011 (Safety of Personal Protective Equipment)
American standard on Fire Department Occupational Safety and Health Program NFPA 1983, Incorporated in the 2022 edition of NFPA 2500: G (General Use).
ANSI / ASSP: Z359.4-2013 (Safety Requirements for Assisted-Rescue and Self-Rescue Systems, Subsystems and Components)
inspection / Testing
With over 40 years experience in maintaining it’s own rental fleet , Rigging Services offers the same regime of inspection and testing in compliance with the LOLER regulations to it’s clients. Rigging Services engineers are all LEEA qualified as testers , inspectors and verifiers on lifting & rigging equipment. Using its own bespoke software & hand held devices Rigging Services offers a real-time internet based reporting portal of onsite inspections and testing. Use our guest user name and password to log into our unique Onsite Online service and see what we mean. This cost effective , paperless solution allows legal compliance and peace of mind.
