Miller 216WLS-Z7/4FTYL Locking Snap Hook Lanyard 4 Ft

Product Description

The MILLER 216WLS-Z7/4FTYL is a single-leg fall protection lanyard designed for use in personal fall arrest systems. Constructed from yellow polyester webbing, it measures 4 feet in length and carries a rated load capacity of 310 pounds. Both the anchorage end and the harness end are fitted with locking snap hooks featuring a 3/4-inch gate opening, providing secure, unintentional-release protection at both connection points. This lanyard is intended for installation by qualified safety professionals and skilled tradespeople working at height in industrial, construction, and maintenance environments.

This lanyard is suited for residential and commercial jobsites where OSHA-regulated fall protection is required. It integrates into a full fall arrest system alongside a compatible full-body harness and anchorage point. The 4-foot length is commonly selected for work near anchor points where minimal free-fall distance is needed. It is not rated for arc flash work environments. The yellow coloration aids visual identification during pre-use inspection.

Key Features

• 310-pound rated load capacity for single-leg fall arrest applications
• Locking snap hooks at both anchorage and harness connection ends
• 3/4-inch gate opening on snap hooks for compatibility with standard D-rings and anchorage connectors
• 4-foot polyester webbing construction resists abrasion and UV degradation
• Single-leg design for straightforward, low-profile fall arrest rigging
• Yellow color for easy visual inspection and identification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use within a compliant personal fall arrest system including a full-body harness and a rated anchorage point. Specific system compatibility should be verified against the harness manufacturer and anchorage capacity ratings prior to use.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection should be performed by a competent person as defined under applicable OSHA fall protection standards. Before connecting the lanyard, verify that the anchorage point meets the minimum 5,000-pound strength requirement per OSHA 1926.502 or the rated capacity of a certified anchor. Inspect the webbing, snap hooks, and locking mechanisms for damage, wear, or contamination before each use. Do not modify, tie knots in, or shorten the lanyard.