Condor
Condor 35KU97 Self-Retracting Lifeline 310 lb capacity
Self-retracting lifeline with 6 ft HPPE line, steel snap hook and carabiner, rated to 310 lb and meeting ANSI Class B and Class 1 standards
- Supports users from 130 lb up to 310 lb
- 6 ft HPPE lifeline resists abrasion and chemicals
- ANSI Class B (2014) and Class 1 (2021) compliant
- Steel snap hook and carabiner for secure anchorage
- Self-retracting design keeps line taut and reduces tripping
Purpose and user
The Condor 35KU97 is a self-retracting lifeline rated for a 310 lb weight capacity and a 6 ft HPPE line. It serves workers who need overhead fall protection with a single-leg steel snap hook and steel carabiner. The device meets ANSI SRL Class B (2014) and Class 1 (2021) standards for a minimum user weight of 130 lb. It is not suited for applications that require a tagline or a sealed housing.
Thermals noise power
This mechanical lifeline has no motor, fan or electrical circuit, so it produces no heat, audible noise or power draw during normal use. Energy absorption relies on the internal braking mechanism and the high-performance polyethylene line. There are no thermal or acoustic considerations for the operator.
Build and connections
The anchorage end uses a steel snap hook and the harness end a steel carabiner, both designed for overhead-only attachment. The housing is not sealed, so debris or moisture can enter if the unit is stored in harsh environments. RFID tracking is not equipped, and the single-leg layout limits use to one connection point per device.
Highlights
- Supports users from 130 lb up to 310 lb
- 6 ft HPPE lifeline resists abrasion and chemicals
- ANSI Class B (2014) and Class 1 (2021) compliant
- Steel snap hook and carabiner for secure anchorage
- Self-retracting design keeps line taut and reduces tripping
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the 35KU97 lifeline overhead and what step is often missed?
Connect the steel snap hook to a certified overhead anchorage rated for the 310 lb capacity, then attach the steel carabiner to the harness dorsal D-ring; the step often missed is verifying the anchorage meets the 310 lb requirement before each use.
What maintenance or replacement does the HPPE lifeline need over time?
Inspect the 6 ft HPPE line before every use for cuts, abrasion, heat damage or chemical exposure; replace the entire unit immediately if any damage is found or after any fall arrest event, as the sealed mechanism cannot be serviced.
What limit appears first during sustained use of this Class B SRL?
The 6 ft lifeline length and Class B arrest distance limit how far a worker can move from the overhead anchor; the 310 lb maximum user weight is the next hard limit that stops safe operation.
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