Lyte Ladders and Towers MagnaStep - 6 Tread
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The Lyte Ladders and Towers MagnaStep - 6 Tread is designed for professionals working in electrical environments or demanding industrial and trade settings. Its key benefit is enhanced safety through glass fibre construction and dual handrails, with a primary caveat being its weight and size for very confined spaces. This 6-step ladder offers electrical insulation up to 30,000 volts, a wide non-slip platform, and rear wheels for easier maneuvering, making it a durable and versatile tool.
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| Model Part Number | MagnaStep |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lyte Ladders and Towers |
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FAQs
What is the maximum weight capacity of the MagnaStep ladder?
The MagnaStep ladder has a maximum load capacity of 150kg.
Is this ladder safe to use near electrical sources?
Yes, the MagnaStep is made of glass fibre stiles that are non-conductive up to 30,000 volts, making it safe for use in environments with electrical hazards.
How does the MagnaStep make it easier to move?
It features back-leg wheels that allow you to easily roll the ladder to a new position without having to lift and carry it, saving effort and time.
What are the dimensions of the working platform?
The wide working platform measures 400mm in width and 600mm in depth.
What safety certifications does this ladder meet?
The MagnaStep ladder is UK-made and certified to EN-131 Professional standards.
Can I use this ladder for DIY home projects?
While it meets professional standards, its primary design is for industrial and trade use. For typical home DIY, it may be more robust than necessary, but its safety features are beneficial for any user.
How should I clean and maintain the ladder?
Clean the ladder with a damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Ensure it is stored in a dry place and regularly inspect for any signs of damage before each use.
Troubleshooting
Ladder feels unstable
Ensure the ladder is placed on a level and firm surface. Verify that all hinges are fully opened and any locking mechanisms are engaged. Check for any damage to the stiles or treads.
Wheels are sticking or difficult to move
Inspect the wheels for any obstructions like dirt, debris, or packaging materials. Clean the wheels and axles thoroughly. If damage is apparent, contact customer support.
Safety chain appears loose or damaged
Ensure the chain is correctly routed and tensioned. If the chain is broken or significantly worn, do not use the ladder and contact the manufacturer for a replacement part.
Visible cracks or damage on glass fibre stiles
Immediately cease using the ladder if any cracks, deep scratches, or signs of delamination are visible on the glass fibre stiles. Contact the manufacturer for inspection or replacement.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent electrical insulation for hazardous environments.
- Enhanced user safety with dual handrails and a wide platform.
- Convenient portability due to integrated back-leg wheels.
- Durable construction built for industrial and trade use.
- Certified to professional safety standards.
Cons
- Can be heavy and bulky for very tight storage or transport.
- Requires sufficient space for safe deployment and maneuverability.
- Not designed for aesthetic or light domestic use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Unfold the ladder carefully, ensuring all locking mechanisms (if applicable) engage securely.
- Place the ladder on a firm, level surface, ensuring the base is stable.
- Check that the safety chain is correctly attached and tensioned.
- Ensure the folding safety gate is positioned for optimal security.
Compatibility:
- This ladder is certified to EN-131 Professional standards, making it suitable for industrial and trade use.
- Its electrical insulation is rated for environments with up to 30,000 Volts.
- It is compatible with standard worksite conditions but should not be used on uneven or unstable ground.
Care:
- Regularly inspect the ladder for any signs of damage, particularly to the glass fibre stiles and aluminium treads.
- Clean the ladder with a damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
- Store the ladder in a dry, protected area to prevent exposure to harsh weather.
- Ensure wheels are free from debris for smooth operation.