MAESTRO L

MAESTRO L  facilitates manipulating heavy loads when lowering or hauling and can be used in both a primary system or in a back-up belay. This versatility allows you to adapt to any situation you may encounter on the rescue scene. The ergonomic handle and integrated brake allow for comfortable, controlled descents. Shifting from the lowering position to hauling position is immediate, without the need to transfer the load. The integrated progress-capture pulley has a large diameter sheave mounted on sealed ball bearings, ensuring excellent hauling efficiency. The AUTO-LOCK system automatically locks the rope when the handle is not in use. Once locked, the rope can be taken up without having to manipulate the handle. 

The MAESTRO L provides great versatility and is ideal for technical rescues.  The locking system with an integrated progress-capture pulley allows the same device to be used for descent and hauling. You can use it in both a single or twin primary system and a back-up belay.

The lower connection point can be used to create different types of hauling systems. The hole in the handle is for the installation of a distance control cord.

The markings on MAESTRO L ease rope installation. The ergonomic handle allows the rope to be released progressively and enables comfortable control of descents and immediate shifts from a lowering position to a hauling position without having to transfer the load. Once locked, the rope can be taken up without having to manipulate the handle. An integrated brake on the device adjusts the friction based on the load and the rope diameter

Practical information:

• Material(s): Aluminium, stainless steel, nylon 
• Weight: 1,100 g
• rope diameter: 12.5 mm
• rope diameter: 13 mm
• Sheave type: Faceted, on sealed ball bearings 
• Maximum working load: 280 kg (more information in the Instructions for Use and in the technical tips at www.petzl.com) 
• Breaking strength: 18 kN x 2 = 36 kN 
• Efficiency: 81 %
• Certifications: CE EN 12841 type C, EN 341, NFPA 1983 General Use, EAC