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SMARTLINE X

MANUAL CONTROL FOR COMPLEX RESCUES

RESQ SMARTLINE X is a compact, manually controlled evacuation device for trained teams working in structures where the rescue route is rarely a straight line down.

It operates up to 200 m (selected variants) and performs best in environments below 100 m — where obstacles, tight exits and repositioning often matter as much as descent.

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TECH SPEC

RESQ SMARTLINE X

Desent height: 15–200 m (variant dependent)
Max. user weight: 140 kg
Device weight:  2.0–3.8 kg (by rope length) 
Rope type: Armaid (4.2 mm, heat resistant)
Temperature range: –25 °C to +50 °C (in vacuum –40 °C to +60 °C)
Packaging: Drybag or VACUUM-sealed
Certification: EN 341:2011 Class 2D

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MANUAL CONTROL

Manual control allows the user to slow down, pause and adjust through cables, structures, openings and obstacle-heavy routes — step by step. 

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ASSISTED RESCUE

 Smartline X can be used for assisted rescue situations and shorter lifting / repositioning needs — when a casualty must be moved around an obstacle or handled with extra care. tes — step by step. 

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BUILT FOR TELECOM

 Typical applications include poles, telecom masts, platforms, industrial structures, and lower tower sections — where precision matters as much as speed.  — step by step. 

CHOOSE YOUR SMARTLINE X VARIANT 

All variants share the same Smartline X platform. Differences below reflect packaging and application-specific setups. 

MSRTLINE X ULTRA

SMARTLINE X ULTRA

→ For teams that want the Smartline X platform in standard packaging.
  • Standard (non-vacuum) packaging option
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SMARTLINE X VACUUM ULTRA

SMARTLINE X ULTRA VACUUM

→ For long-term storage and fast deployment without tools.
  • Vacuum-sealed packaging with RESQ Quick Access™ opening
  • Lifespan: 10 years with annual inspection
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SMARTLINE X EL/TELE

SMARTLINE X EL/TELE

→ For pole and telecom work following the Swedish EL/TELE rescue method.
  • Optimized for the Swedish pole rescue method
  • Developed for pole and tower workers
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SMARTLINE X TELE EL VACUUM

SMARTLINE X EL/TELE VACUUM

→ For EL/TELE teams that need long-term sealed readiness.
  • Optimized for the Swedish pole rescue method
  • Vacuum-sealed packaging option (sealed storage model)
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SMARTLINE X

SMARTLINE X

Evacuation equipment
  • Compact personal equipment
  • Maximal user weight 140 kg
  • Can be mounted on the harness
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SMARTLINE X VACUUM (1)

SMARTLINE X VACUUM

Evacuation equipment
  • Compact rescue equipment
  • Always with you
  • Can be installed on harness
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SEE IF SMARTLINE X FITS YOUR RESCUE ENVIROMENT

We can help you review your environment, user profile, and rescue scenarios to select the right Smartline X variant and packaging.

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What is a manual evacuation device?
A manual evacuation device allows the user to control descent speed using a friction or brake mechanism. It enables precision handling during descent. 
When is a manual descent device preferred?
Manual control is often preferred when the descent path includes obstacles, restricted openings, structural elements or repositioning steps that require active manoeuvring. 
Who is SMARTLINE X designed for?
SMARTLINE X is designed for trained users and teams operating in complex structures where controlled handling is part of the rescue method. 
What does “best below 100 metres” mean?
“Best below 100 metres” indicates suitability for typical rescue routes at moderate heights where manoeuvrability and controlled positioning are prioritised. 
Can manual evacuation devices be used for assisted rescue?
In some rescue methods, manual control can support assisted evacuation and repositioning, provided the system and procedure are designed accordingly and users are trained to execute the method safely. 
What competence is required for manual evacuation equipment?
Manual equipment typically requires higher competence than automatic systems. Organisations should define training frequency, drills and assessment criteria to ensure reliable performance. 
What is the EL/TELE version?
EL/TELE refers to a configuration designed for specific pole and tower rescue methods, commonly associated with certain regional working practices. 
What is Quick Access packaging?
Quick Access packaging is designed to allow rapid opening and deployment of the rescue kit during an emergency. 

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