Pro-safe PS-LAN-RP4 Harness Lanyard 350 Lb 4 Foot

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-LAN-RP4 is a single-leg fall arrest lanyard designed for use with full-body harness systems on job sites where workers are exposed to fall hazards. Constructed from filament nylon rope measuring 0.5 inches in diameter and 4 feet in length, this lanyard features locking snap hooks at both the anchorage end and the harness connection end. The 350-pound load capacity meets standard fall protection requirements for individual worker protection. It weighs 1.5 pounds and is intended for installation and service professionals working at elevation in construction, maintenance, and industrial settings.

This lanyard is suited for single-worker fall protection applications in residential and commercial construction, facility maintenance, and industrial service environments. The locking snap hook on both ends provides a secure, gate-locked connection that resists accidental disengagement. It is not rated for arc flash work. Typical users include general contractors, ironworkers, roofers, and maintenance technicians who require a compact, lightweight restraint for short-distance tie-off scenarios.

Key Features

• 350-pound load capacity for standard single-worker fall arrest applications
• 4-foot length in filament nylon rope construction, 0.5 inches in diameter
• Locking snap hooks at both anchorage and harness connection ends prevent accidental release
• Single-leg design for straightforward, low-profile tie-off
• White filament nylon construction for visibility and durability
• Lightweight at 1.5 pounds for reduced worker fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard single-leg replacement or supplemental lanyard compatible with full-body harnesses equipped with locking snap hook connection points meeting common fall protection hardware requirements.

Installation Notes

Fall protection lanyards must be installed and inspected by a competent person as defined by OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502 and applicable site safety plans. Before connecting, confirm the anchorage point meets minimum strength requirements per applicable fall protection standards. Inspect the lanyard, snap hooks, and rope for wear, fraying, or corrosion before each use and remove from service immediately if damage is found. Never tie knots in the lanyard or modify any component.