Safety rope EUROLITE UNV-15 4×1000 mm, load up to 15 kg

EUROLITE UNV-15 safety rope is a compact safety line with a 4×1000 mm construction designed to serve as a secondary suspension or safety backup for lightweight stage and studio equipment. Intended to reduce risk of dropped fixtures, it is suitable for securing small lights, accessories and other items with a maximum supported load of 15 kg. The rope provides a reliable point of attachment during installation, transport and maintenance when used alongside primary suspension hardware.

Advantages

The safety rope combines a simple, low-profile design with predictable load capacity, offering a clear secondary restraint for lightweight devices. Its 4×1000 mm length gives sufficient reach for most small fixtures while keeping excess slack to a minimum. The rope is easy to route and attach, and it is intended for permanent or temporary backup use in event and studio settings where preventing accidental drops is required.

Suitable for

• Securing lightweight stage and studio fixtures
• Secondary safety attachment for small lighting units
• Protecting accessories during transport and rigging
• Temporary backup restraint during installation and maintenance

Key specifications

• Construction: four-strand safety rope
• Length: 1000 mm (per strand arrangement: 4×1000 mm)
• Maximum working load: up to 15 kg
• Intended use: secondary suspension / safety backup
• Typical environment: indoor event, studio and stage installations

How to use

Attach the EUROLITE UNV-15 safety rope to a secure anchor point on the suspension structure, truss or fixture according to the site’s rigging practices. Connect the other end to the equipment body or to a certified attachment point on the fixture. Ensure knots, connectors or carabiners used are rated for the application and inspect all connections visually before and after load placement. Use the rope only as a secondary safety measure in combination with primary load-bearing suspension hardware.

Usage recommendations

Use the safety rope only within its specified load limit of 15 kg and for its intended role as a backup restraint. Regularly inspect the rope for abrasion, fraying or damage, and replace it if any degradation is found. Do not rely on this rope as the primary suspension component for suspended loads; follow applicable rigging standards and local safety regulations when installing and inspecting safety equipment.