Werner H122005 Fall Protection Harness 400 Lb 2XL

Product Description

The WERNER H122005 is a full-body fall protection harness rated for a 400-pound load capacity, designed for climbing applications where personnel safety is the primary concern. It features two D-ring attachment points — one at the back and one at the side — giving workers and safety professionals multiple anchor connection options depending on the task. This harness is sized for 2X-Large users and is built as a web-style personal fall protection device. It is installed and serviced by safety-trained personnel on construction, utility, tower, and industrial job sites where fall arrest systems are required by OSHA or site safety plans.

The H122005 is intended for climbing applications in residential, commercial, and industrial environments. The back D-ring is the primary fall arrest connection point, while the side D-ring supports work positioning. This harness is suited for tower climbers, linemen, construction workers, and other trades that require compliant fall protection equipment on elevated work surfaces or structures. It ships as a single unit and is intended as a personal fit item, sized specifically for 2X-Large body dimensions.

Key Features

• 400-pound load capacity rated for personal fall arrest use
• Two D-ring connection points: back and side for versatile attachment
• Sized for 2X-Large users for proper fit and load distribution
• Designed specifically for climbing applications
• Web-style construction for lightweight wearability during extended use
• Packaged as a single unit with a minimum order quantity of one

Compatibility

Designed as a personal fall protection harness for climbing applications. Compatible with standard fall arrest lanyards, self-retracting lifelines, and anchor connectors that accept standard D-ring hardware. Verify system component compatibility per applicable ANSI Z359 standards before use.

Installation Notes

Fall protection harnesses must be fitted, inspected, and donned by qualified personnel in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M and the manufacturer's instructions. Inspect the harness for webbing damage, hardware defects, or prior fall-arrest loading before each use — a harness subjected to a fall arrest event must be removed from service immediately. No tools are required for donning, but ensure all buckles are seated and webbing is free of twists before connecting to an anchor system. Harness fit must be verified with all adjustment points set to the wearer's body dimensions prior to working at height.