LNYD SHOCK ABSORBING 110TO220LB 6FT

The Peakworks Lifeline is a 6 ft vertical lifeline rated to 310 lb, designed for use in personal fall arrest systems where a very short lifeline length is required by the work area configuration or structure height. The 6 ft length is suited for applications where the anchor point is close to the worker's connection point, such as on low elevated platforms, fixed ladders with very short vertical runs, or specific positioning applications where a longer lifeline would create excessive slack or entanglement risk. The 310 lb capacity accommodates workers within the specified weight limit including tools and equipment carried on the person.

This lifeline is intended for use as part of a complete personal fall arrest system in conjunction with a compatible full-body harness, a rope grab device compatible with the lifeline rope diameter and construction, and a suitable anchor point rated for fall arrest loads. The lifeline must be anchored above the work area and the rope grab positioned correctly on the line before work begins. Due to the short length of this lifeline, fall clearance calculations are especially important — the total fall clearance below the worker must be confirmed to be sufficient for the fall arrest system being used, accounting for rope grab travel, energy absorber deployment if applicable, harness stretch, and worker height.

Inspect the lifeline before each use for fraying, kinking, chemical damage, discoloration, or any other signs of deterioration. Remove from service immediately if any defects are identified. Always follow applicable fall protection regulations and the manufacturer's instructions when deploying this lifeline, and ensure a competent person has evaluated the fall clearance and system configuration before work begins.

Material: Rope construction (verify specific rope material and diameter with Peakworks product documentation)

Compatible With: Rope grab devices compatible with lifeline rope diameter and construction Full-body harnesses with dorsal D-ring fall arrest attachment Fall arrest anchor points rated for applicable loads

Uses: Vertical lifeline for personal fall arrest systems requiring short lifeline length Low elevated platforms and fixed ladder applications with very short vertical runs Positioning applications where minimal slack and compact deployment are required Work areas where the anchor point is close to the worker's connection point

Key Features: 310 lb capacity 6 ft length for compact, minimal-slack deployment For use as part of a complete personal fall arrest system Suitable for applications where anchor point proximity requires a short lifeline

Note: Fall clearance calculations are critical with this lifeline due to its short length. A competent person must confirm total fall clearance is sufficient before use. Verify rope grab compatibility with lifeline rope diameter and construction before use. Inspect before every use and retire from service upon detection of any damage or defect.

Peakworks Shock-Absorbing Lanyard - 110 to 220 lb, 6 ft

Product Description: The Peakworks Shock-Absorbing Lanyard is a 6 ft fall arrest lanyard featuring an integrated energy absorber, designed for workers within the 110 to 220 lb capacity range. The energy absorber deploys during a fall arrest event, tearing open in a controlled manner to dissipate kinetic energy and limit the maximum arrest force transmitted to the worker's body to levels within established safety thresholds. This energy-absorbing function is a critical element of a compliant personal fall arrest system, protecting the worker from injury caused by the sudden deceleration forces of fall arrest.

The specified capacity range of 110 to 220 lb makes this lanyard appropriate for lighter workers or applications where the user's combined body and equipment weight falls within this range. Selecting a lanyard with the correct capacity range for the worker's weight is essential to ensure the energy absorber deploys correctly and limits arrest forces as designed. The 6 ft length provides extended reach from the anchor point to the harness dorsal D-ring, making it suitable for applications where the anchor point is positioned at or slightly above the worker's level. Fall clearance requirements must be carefully evaluated when using a 6 ft lanyard, as the longer length increases the total fall distance and clearance needed below the work position compared to shorter 4 ft variants.

This lanyard must be connected to the dorsal D-ring of a compatible full-body harness and to a suitable anchor point rated for fall arrest loads. Sufficient fall clearance below the worker must be confirmed before use, accounting for lanyard length, energy absorber deployment extension, harness stretch, and worker height. Inspect the lanyard and energy absorber before each use for webbing wear, fraying, stitching damage, chemical exposure, hardware defects, and energy absorber deployment indicators. Remove from service immediately if the energy absorber has been deployed or if any defects are identified.

Material: Webbing construction (verify specific material with Peakworks product documentation) Integrated energy absorber pack Steel or alloy snap hooks or carabiners (verify connector type and material with Peakworks product documentation)

Compatible With: Full-body harnesses with dorsal D-ring fall arrest attachment Fall arrest anchor points rated for applicable loads

Uses: Single-leg fall arrest lanyard for personal fall arrest systems Construction, industrial maintenance, and general work-at-height applications Applications requiring energy absorption to limit arrest forces Suitable for workers within the 110 to 220 lb capacity range

Key Features: 6 ft length Capacity range: 110 to 220 lb Integrated energy absorber to limit maximum arrest force during fall arrest Single-leg configuration for general fall arrest applications

Note: Always confirm the worker's total weight including tools and equipment falls within the 110 to 220 lb rated capacity range before use. Confirm sufficient fall clearance below the work position before use, accounting for lanyard length, energy absorber deployment extension, harness stretch, and worker height. A deployed energy absorber indicates the lanyard has arrested a fall — remove from service immediately and do not reuse. Inspect before every use and retire from service if any damage or defect is detected.