Retracting Lanyard | Self Retracting Lifeline | Fall Protection Retractable

It is a fall arrest device that holds a cable on a spring-loaded drum. The cable pays out as you move away from the anchor and winds back in as you move towards it, so there is no slack. If you fall, a brake inside locks the drum and stops you.

The listing gives a maximum arresting distance of 61 cm. That is the travel after the brake engages, and it does not include any slack in your harness or the stretch in your anchor.

It is the peak load your body takes while the device brings you to a stop. A lower number means a gentler stop and less load on your harness and your body.

60 to 140 kg, per the listing. That figure is meant to cover the worker plus tools, a belt and clothing, so weigh yourself kitted up rather than in shorts.

Steel. The listing states the lifeline material is galvanised steel.

Galvanised steel or aluminium, per the listing.

They let the unit rotate at both ends instead of twisting the cable. That keeps the line from kinking as you turn while you work.

It holds an identifier that inspection software can read, so a site can track which unit was checked and when.

The listing does not state model-specific certification for Ireland. Request current test documentation and compare it with the hazards and requirements that apply at your workplace before ordering.

No. Take the unit out of service after any fall arrest and have it inspected by a competent person before it goes back on a job.

Look it over before every use, and have a competent person inspect it on the schedule your workplace sets. Check the cable for kinks, broken strands and corrosion, and check both connectors work.

Anchoring overhead is what these devices are designed for. Anchoring at or below foot level increases the distance you fall and the load on the device, so check with the person responsible for your fall protection plan first.

No. This is the lifeline only. The full body harness is sold separately on this site.

The lifeline and connectors are galvanised steel, which resists rust. Dry the unit before you store it and keep it out of standing water.

It is the shaped nose the cable runs out of, which gives you something to hold while you connect or disconnect the line.

Somewhere dry, out of direct sunlight, and away from solvents and corrosive chemicals. Let the cable retract fully before you put it away.

No. One worker per device, within the stated capacity range.

The listing does not publish the cable length. Ask us before you order if the working length matters for your job and we will confirm it with the supplier.

It is a general-purpose fall arrest device. Whether it suits your roof depends on the anchor available, the fall clearance below you and your site's fall protection plan, which a competent person needs to sign off.

At least the arresting distance plus your own height plus a safety margin. The listing gives 61 cm of arresting distance; the rest depends on your harness, your anchor height and your size, so work it out for your specific setup.

Follow the manufacturer's service interval. Ask us and we will get you the manufacturer's schedule.

No. A damaged lifeline means the unit is out of service. Never splice, knot or repair a fall arrest cable.

No additional sales tax is added at checkout. Prices on this site are in euro.

Every item bought here comes with the statutory rights under Irish consumer law. The listing does not publish a separate manufacturer's warranty period, so contact us if you need one confirmed in writing.

Not on the site. Contact us with the part you need and we will check with the supplier.

Yes. For quantities beyond a handful, use the wholesale quote form and we will price it for you.

We deliver across Ireland. Remote addresses can take longer than the usual 5 to 7 days, so tell us the postcode if the date matters.

Delivery is free anywhere in Ireland on orders of €100 or more. Under €100 it is a flat €25. Express delivery is €25 on any order, whatever the total.

Orders are handled in 24 to 48 hours and then take 5 to 7 days to reach you. You get a tracking number by email as soon as the parcel ships.

For most online purchases, tell us within 14 days after delivery if you want to cancel, then return the goods within a further 14 days. You pay the return postage on a change-of-mind return. If the item is faulty, not as described, or does not do what it is meant to do, we cover the return and your rights under Irish consumer law are not affected.

Tell us straight away and send your order number. We cover the return postage on a damaged or lost delivery and process the refund within 24 to 48 hours of getting the item back.