Miller T9111W-Z7/4FTAF Single Leg Snap Hook Lanyard

Product Description

The MILLER T9111W-Z7/4FTAF is a single-leg fall protection lanyard designed for use in personal fall arrest systems. Constructed from polyester webbing in high-visibility orange, this lanyard measures 4 feet in length and carries a rated load capacity of 310 pounds. Both the anchorage end and harness end feature locking snap hooks with a 3/4-inch gate opening, providing secure, positive connections at each attachment point. It is installed by qualified safety professionals and fall protection technicians as part of a compliant personal fall arrest system on construction sites, industrial facilities, and elevated work areas.

This lanyard is suited for general elevated work environments where a short, single-leg restraint or arrest lanyard is required. The 4-foot length is commonly chosen for applications where minimal free-fall distance is critical and anchorage points are positioned directly overhead or close to the worker. The polyester construction offers resistance to common environmental conditions encountered on job sites. This product is not rated for arc flash work environments.

Key Features

• 310-pound rated load capacity for compliant fall arrest use
• 4-foot length minimizes free-fall distance in overhead-anchor configurations
• Locking snap hooks on both anchorage and harness ends for positive, gate-secured connections
• 3/4-inch gate opening on snap hooks
• Polyester webbing construction in high-visibility orange
• Single-leg design for straightforward point-to-point tie-off

Compatibility

Designed for use with fall protection systems requiring a single-leg locking snap hook lanyard. Consult applicable OSHA and ANSI Z359 standards to confirm suitability for your specific fall protection application.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection must be performed by a competent person as defined under OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502 and applicable ANSI Z359 standards. Before connecting, verify that the anchorage point is capable of supporting the required load and that the total fall clearance below the worker is sufficient. Inspect the lanyard, snap hooks, and all connection hardware for wear, damage, or deformation prior to each use. Do not tie knots in the lanyard or use it to connect to anchor points for which the snap hook geometry is not compatible.