// INSTALLATION
Fixed to structure, verified on site.
The unit is installed in an aluminium frame on an RCC wall near the escape point — a balcony, window or exit landing. Anchor hardware was pull-out tested on M30 grade concrete: 14 kN with no slip observed, and a 7 kN proof load with no thread damage.
01
Site survey
Building height, structure at the descent point and the clear vertical drop are recorded.
02
Descent point selection
Points are chosen with the safety officer so the route stays reachable when the stairwell is not.
03
Anchor and frame
The aluminium frame is fixed to RCC structure using tested anchor hardware.
04
Function check
The unit is checked through its travel and the wire is wound back onto the roller.
05
Briefing and handover
Users are briefed and the certificate, test report and manual are handed over.
// SITE REQUIREMENTS
- RCC wall or slab able to take the anchor load at the descent point
- Clear vertical drop to ground level, free of projections and cabling
- Descent height within 99 m
- Storage position that keeps the unit accessible without a key in an emergency
// HANDOVER AND UPKEEP
- User briefing for residents, staff or the safety team
- Certification file and user manual handed over with the unit
- Annual check recommended; braking system needs no lubrication
- Storage and enclosure works quoted per building [EDITABLE PLACEHOLDER — attach standard scope]
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Hyderabad and Telangana, with supply across India on request.