Pro-safe PS-SA-LN17 Shock Absorbing Lanyard 350 Lb 2 Leg

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-SA-LN17 is a two-leg shock absorbing lanyard designed for use in fall protection systems where OSHA-compliant personal fall arrest equipment is required. Built from polyester webbing, this lanyard extends 6 feet in length and supports a load capacity of 350 pounds. The dual-leg design allows workers to maintain continuous 100-percent tie-off when moving between anchor points. A locking rebar snap hook serves as the anchorage connection, while locking snap hooks at each harness end provide secure, unintentional-release-resistant attachment. Licensed fall protection professionals and qualified riggers are the typical installers of this equipment.

This lanyard is suited for construction, steel erection, roofing, and other elevated work environments where two-point anchorage mobility is required. The shock-absorbing feature helps reduce the force transmitted to the worker and anchor system during a fall event. The yellow polyester webbing provides high visibility in field conditions. This unit is not rated for arc flash work environments. Typical applications include general construction jobsites and any elevated work area requiring continuous tie-off compliance under OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M.

Key Features

• 350-pound load capacity meets standard OSHA personal fall arrest system requirements
• 6-foot overall length with two independent legs for continuous 100-percent tie-off capability
• Locking rebar snap hook at the anchorage end resists rollout and unintentional gate opening
• Locking snap hooks at harness connection ends provide secure, redundant attachment
• Polyester webbing construction resists abrasion and UV degradation in outdoor field conditions
• Integrated shock absorber deploys during a fall event to reduce arrest force on the user and anchor

Compatibility

Designed for use with full-body harnesses and fixed or portable anchor points accepting a locking rebar snap hook connection. Consult the harness and anchor manufacturer specifications to confirm rated load compatibility before use. Not intended for arc flash or electrical hazard work environments.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection of personal fall arrest equipment should be performed by a competent person as defined under OSHA 29 CFR 1926.32. Inspect the lanyard, snap hooks, and shock pack for visible damage, webbing fraying, or pack deployment before each use. Connect the anchorage-end rebar snap hook to a rated anchor point before attaching the harness-end hooks to the dorsal D-ring of the full-body harness. A lanyard that has arrested a fall must be removed from service immediately and not reused.