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The HONEYWELL fplarcm-tus H500 Arc Flash Lanyard is a flame-resistant fall protection lanyard built for trade professionals working at height in high-voltage electrical environments. The lanyard features polyamide webbing rated to withstand arc flash exposure up to 40 cal/cm2, with self-extinguishing and melt-resistant properties that maintain fall arrest integrity even after an arc flash event. A twin-leg design provides continuous 100% tie-off capability while moving between anchor points. Rebar hook anchor connectors are constructed from galvanized alloy steel. The lanyard measures 6 feet in length and carries a 310 lb weight capacity under ANSI standards.
This lanyard is suited for use in high-risk electrical environments including utility work, electrical contracting, and industrial maintenance operations near high-voltage equipment. It is intended for any application where arc flash and arc blast hazards are present. A red visual identification line runs along the webbing to allow quick verification that arc-rated equipment is in use, supporting compliance in designated electrical zones. Licensed electricians, utility line workers, and electrical maintenance technicians are the primary installers and users of this equipment.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental lanyard for use with full-body harness systems that accept a webbing loop dorsal or sternal connection, commonly used in electrical utility and industrial fall protection systems.
This lanyard must be installed and inspected by a qualified person trained in fall protection per ANSI Z359 and OSHA 1926.502 requirements. Before use, de-energize electrical systems where feasible and verify that the anchor point meets minimum strength requirements per applicable standards. Inspect the webbing and hardware for damage, discoloration, or heat exposure before each use. A lanyard that has arrested a fall or sustained arc flash exposure must be removed from service immediately.
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