EDELRID - OHM II Assisted Braking Device - Safety Enhancer

Manufacturer: EDELRID
Enhance your climbing safety with the EDELRID OHM II, featuring assisted braking for varied climber weights.
GTIN: 4028545176833
Vendor: Cabesto
Availability: In stock
€124.95
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Delivery date: 1 week

Key Features:
- Assisted Braking Resistor: Increases rope friction when there is a significant weight difference between the belayer and the lead climber, enhancing safety during falls.
- Swivel Joint: Allows the device to be clipped to the first bolt in any direction, improving freedom of movement.
- Locking System: Prevents accidental opening and facilitates easier rope insertion and removal during descent.
- Reduced Forces on Belayer: Decreases the physical strain on the belayer by adding approximately 25 kg (55 lbs) to their weight.
- Controlled Lowering: Makes lowering a heavier climber more manageable and reduces the risk of collision during falls.
- Uninterrupted Rope Handling: Does not affect rope handling when belaying a lead climber; no additional friction when paying out rope.

Technical Specifications:
- Approved Rope Diameter: 8.9–11.0 mm
- Minimum Belayer Weight: 40 kg (88 lbs)
- Weight: 450 g
- Materials: Aluminium, Steel, Polyamide, LDPE
- Country of Origin: Germany

Materials:
- Aluminium: Provides a lightweight yet durable structure.
- Steel: Ensures strength and reliability in critical components.
- Polyamide and LDPE: Used in the locking system and other parts for smooth operation and durability.

Compatibility Information:
- Rope Compatibility: Suitable for single ropes with diameters between 8.9 and 11.0 mm.
- Belayer Weight: Designed for belayers weighing at least 40 kg (88 lbs).

Additional Details:
- Installation: Attached at the first bolt in the safety chain.
- Safety Recommendations: The German Alpine Club (DAV) recommends that a lead climber should weigh a maximum of 10 kg more than the belayer (e.g., belayer 60 kg/climber maximum weight 70 kg). If the lead climber is more than 10 kg heavier than the belayer, then weight or friction-enhancing measures are recommended.