Lyte Ladders & Towers LytePro+ EN131-2 - Extension Ladder
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This guide is for professionals requiring a robust and reliable extension ladder for regular industrial use. The LytePro+ EN131-2 offers superior safety and stability with its high-quality aluminium construction, stabiliser, and wall running wheels, enabling safe access to elevated areas. While exceptionally durable, its primary caveat is its weight, which may require two people for comfortable repositioning.
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| Model Part Number | LytePro+ EN131-2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lyte Ladders & Towers |
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FAQs
What is the load capacity of this ladder?
The LytePro+ EN131-2 has a high load capacity of up to 150kg, suitable for heavy industrial applications.
Is this ladder suitable for DIY use?
While certified to professional standards, its robust build and features are primarily designed for regular industrial use. Lighter models may be more suitable for occasional DIY tasks.
How do I maintain the wall running wheels?
Keep the wheels clean by wiping them with a damp cloth. Ensure no dirt or debris is preventing them from rotating smoothly. Check for any signs of wear or damage.
What does EN131-2 certification mean?
EN131-2 is a European standard that specifies safety requirements for portable ladders, particularly those used in professional and industrial settings. It ensures the ladder meets rigorous testing for strength, stability, and durability.
Can the stabiliser bar be removed?
The stabiliser is a fixed safety feature designed to enhance stability. It is not intended to be removed.
Where is this ladder manufactured?
This ladder is manufactured in the UK.
What is the advantage of the wall running wheels?
The wall running wheels provide smooth operation and easy manoeuvrability, especially against walls. They help in positioning the ladder accurately and can prevent damage to wall surfaces.
Troubleshooting
Ladder sections are difficult to extend or retract
Check for obstructions or debris in the runners. Ensure the ladder is on a level surface. If persistent, clean the runners and consider light lubrication.
Stabiliser bar seems loose
Verify that the stabiliser is securely attached according to the manufacturer's instructions. Check for any wear or damage to the mounting points.
Locking mechanisms do not engage properly
Ensure the ladder sections are fully extended. Clean the locking components. If the issue persists, discontinue use and contact support.
Wall running wheels are sticking
Clean the wheels and check for any embedded debris. Ensure they rotate freely. If damaged, they may need replacement.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Certified to EN131-2 Professional Standard for high safety and reliability.
- Durable construction suitable for regular industrial use.
- Enhanced safety features like a stabiliser and wall running wheels.
- Easy to manoeuvre due to wall running wheels.
- High weight capacity for demanding applications.
Cons
- Can be heavy due to its robust aluminium construction.
- Requires a stable, level surface for safe operation.
- Extension mechanism requires careful handling to avoid pinching.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Ensure the ladder is placed on a firm, level surface. Fully extend the sections until the locking mechanisms engage. Always ensure the stabiliser bar is correctly positioned. The wall running wheels are fixed and require no setup.
Compatibility: This ladder is designed for general industrial and professional use. It is compatible with most standard wall surfaces. Ensure the area of use complies with local safety regulations.
Care: Keep the ladder clean and free from dirt, grease, or debris, especially on the rungs and extension runners. Inspect regularly for any signs of damage. Store in a dry, protected area when not in use. Lubricate the sliding mechanism periodically if needed, using a light, non-greasy lubricant.