Werner H123004 Fall Protection Harness 400 Lb Xl

Product Description

The WERNER H123004 is a full-body fall protection harness rated for a 400-pound load capacity, designed for climbing applications in construction, utility, and industrial work environments. It features back and side D-rings, giving the wearer two anchor attachment points to accommodate vertical climbing and positioning systems. The harness is sized X-Large for a proper fit on larger-framed workers, which is critical for harness performance and fall-arrest function. Installation and inspection are typically performed by qualified workers following OSHA 1926.502 fall protection requirements and ANSI Z359 standards. This is a webbing-style harness intended as a replacement or standalone unit.

The H123004 is suited for climbing tasks on towers, ladders, scaffolding, and elevated structures where both back and side D-ring attachment points are required. The dual D-ring configuration supports use with standard lanyards, self-retracting lifelines, and positioning lanyards. This harness is appropriate for residential, commercial, and industrial jobsites where workers are exposed to fall hazards at heights requiring personal fall arrest systems.

Key Features

• 400-pound load capacity rated for personal fall arrest
• Back and side D-ring configuration provides two anchor attachment points
• Sized X-Large for proper fit and harness performance
• Designed specifically for climbing applications
• Webbing construction for lightweight wearability during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standalone fall protection harness for climbing applications requiring back and side D-ring attachment points. Compatible with standard fall arrest lanyards and self-retracting lifelines that connect to D-ring hardware.

Installation Notes

This harness must be inspected before each use by the wearer and periodically by a competent person as required by OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502. All connection points must be verified secure before exposure to fall hazards. Do not connect a lanyard or lifeline to any point other than a designated D-ring. Remove the harness from service immediately if it has been subjected to fall-arrest loading or shows signs of webbing damage, fraying, or hardware wear.