Miller MTL-OHW2-28/6FT Fall Limiter 6 Ft 420 Lb

Product Description

The MILLER MTL-OHW2-28/6FT is a dual-leg self-retracting fall limiter designed for use in personal fall arrest systems on job sites where OSHA and ANSI fall protection standards apply. The unit features a nylon housing with a Vectran and polyester webbing lifeline, rated to 420 pounds capacity. At 6 feet in length, this fall limiter is built for short-range overhead anchorage applications. The unit connector is a carabiner with a G2 connector, and each leg terminates in an aluminum locking rebar hook with a 2-1/4 inch gate opening. Total unit weight is 5.4 pounds.

This fall limiter is suited for construction, steel erection, concrete work, and other elevated-work environments where dual-leg 100 percent tie-off is required. The webbing construction and rebar hook connectors make it well-matched for iron workers and general construction trades working near rebar, structural steel, or concrete formwork. It meets OSHA 1926.502 and OSHA 1910.140 requirements and carries an ANSI Z359.14 Class 1 compliance rating, making it appropriate for both general industry and construction applications.

Key Features

• Dual-leg design supports 100 percent tie-off during anchor transitions
• 420 lb load capacity with Vectran and polyester webbing lifeline
• Nylon housing provides lightweight, durable protection for the retraction mechanism
• Aluminum locking rebar hooks with 2-1/4 inch gate opening on each leg
• Unit connector: carabiner with G2 connector for secure overhead anchorage
• Meets OSHA 1926.502, OSHA 1910.140, and ANSI Z359.14 Class 1 requirements

Compatibility

Designed for use as a personal fall arrest component in dual-leg fall protection systems; intended for overhead anchorage points on construction and general industry job sites where OSHA 1926.502 and ANSI Z359.14 Class 1 rated equipment is required.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection must be performed by a competent person as defined by OSHA fall protection regulations. Before use, verify the anchorage point is rated for the required load and is positioned overhead to minimize free-fall distance. Inspect the housing, webbing, connectors, and gate locking mechanisms before each use and remove the unit from service if any damage or wear is detected. Follow the manufacturer instructions and applicable OSHA and ANSI standards for proper harness integration and anchorage rigging.