Lock-off device Sample Clauses
A lock-off device clause defines the requirement for a mechanism that physically prevents the operation or activation of equipment or machinery. In practice, this clause mandates the installation and use of such devices to ensure that machinery cannot be started accidentally during maintenance or repair work. By specifying the use of lock-off devices, the clause enhances workplace safety and helps prevent accidental injuries or equipment damage.
Lock-off device. 6.7.6.1. The lock-off device shall be permanently attached to the Enhanced Child Restraint System.
6.7.6.2. The lock-off device shall not impair the durability of the adult belt and shall undergo the temperature test operation requirements given in paragraph 7.2.7.1.
6.7.6.3. The lock-off device shall not prevent the rapid release of the child.
6.7.6.4. Class A device The amount of slip of the webbing shall not exceed 25 mm after the test prescribed in paragraph 7.2.9.1. below.
6.7.6.5. Class B device The amount of slip of the webbing shall not exceed 25 mm after the test prescribed in paragraph 7.2.9.2. below.
Lock-off device locks and prevents movement of one section of the webbing of an adult safety-belt relative to another section of the webbing of the same belt. Such devices may act upon either the diagonal or the lap sections or secure together both lap and diagonal sections of the adult belt. The term covers the following classes:
Lock-off device. 6.7.5.1. The lock-off device must be permanently attached to the child restraint.
6.7.5.2. The lock-off device must not impair the durability of the adult belt and undergo temperature test operation requirements given in paragraph 8.2.8.1.
Lock-off device locks and prevents movement of one section of the webbing of an adult safety-belt relative to another section of the webbing of the same belt. Such devices may act upon either the diagonal or the lap sections or secure together both lap and diagonal sections of the adult belt. The term covers the following classes:
2.56.1. Class A device" prevents the child from pulling the webbing of the retractor through to the lap part of the belt, when the adult belt is used to restrain the child directly.
2.56.2. Class B device" (to be used in phase III) allows the retention of an applied tension in the lap part of an adult safety-belt, when the adult belt is used to restrain the Enhanced Child Restraint System. The device intends to prevent the webbing from slipping from the retractor through the device, which would release the tension and place the restraint in a non-optimal position.
Lock-off device. 7.2.5.1. The lock-off device must be permanently attached to the child restraint.
7.2.5.2. The lock-off device must not impair the durability of the adult belt and undergo temperature test operation requirements given in paragraph 8.2.8.1.
7.2.5.3. The lock-off device must not prevent the rapid release of the child.
7.2.5.4. Class A devices. The amount of slip of the webbing shall not exceed 25 mm after the test prescribed in paragraph 8.2.6.1. below.
7.2.5.5. Class B devices. The amount of slip of the webbing shall not exceed 25 mm after the test prescribed in paragraph 8.2.6.2. below.
7.2.6. ISOFIX attachment specifications "ISOFIX attachments" and latching indicators shall be capable of withstanding repeated operations and shall, before the dynamic test prescribed in paragraph 8.1.3., undergo a test comprising 2000 ± 5 opening and closing cycles under normal conditions of use.