Globestock SENTRY Tripod

The SENTRY is a lightweight aluminium anchorage device featuring a unique three-pulley head and a 200kg personnel capacity. Fully certified to EN795 Type B and TS16415, it supports two-person simultaneous use and is engineered for rapid, tool-free assembly on uneven site terrain.

Multiple Integrated Pulley Points: Features a high-tensile cast head with built-in pulleys to facilitate the smooth operation of retrieval and fall arrest cables.
Telescopic Adjustable Legs: Allow for individual height adjustment to provide a perfectly level and stable anchorage on sloping or uneven ground.
Pivoting All-Terrain Feet: Equipped with rubber pads for flat surfaces and spiked edges to ensure a firm grip on mud or loose aggregate.
UK-Manufactured Compliance: Constructed to meet stringent BS EN 795 Type B standards, offering a 200kg safe working load for personnel safety.

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FAQs

What is the primary role of the SENTRY in a confined space kit?

The SENTRY acts as the primary overhead anchor point, bridging the entrance of a manhole or shaft. It allows safety lines from recovery blocks or personnel winches to be positioned directly over the worker. Its robust aluminium construction is durable yet easy to move, making it a staple for UK utility teams.

How many people is the SENTRY rated for?

The SENTRY is certified to TS16415, acting as an anchor for up to two people simultaneously, provided the combined weight does not exceed the 200kg Personnel SWL. This is vital for rescue scenarios where both a rescuer and a casualty may need to be attached to the same tripod.

What is the difference between the SENTRY tripod and the G.Tripod 230?

They are the same product. The G.Tripod 230 was rebranded as the SENTRY tripod.

Can it be used on uneven ground or slopes?

Yes. The telescopic legs feature multiple height settings, allowing the tripod to be levelled perfectly on slopes or irregular terrain. The feet include rubber cup soles for hard surface grip and can be bedded into softer ground to prevent slipping during a rescue operation.

What is the difference between the “Standard” and “Compact” versions?

The Standard version offers a higher maximum height of 2.4m for entries requiring more headroom, while the Compact version is shorter and lighter for

What is the benefit of the “Three-Pulley Head”?

The integrated three-pulley head allows you to fit equipment to any of the three legs and run multiple lines, such as a primary winch and secondary safety block, without tangling. It also features mounting eyes on the underside for attaching additional lifting tackle like chain hoists.