Condor
Condor G74709TB8 Self-Retracting Lifeline 9 ft Carabiner
Self-retracting lifeline with twin 9 ft HPPE legs and steel carabiners rated for users from 130 lb to 310 lb
- Supports workers from 130 lb minimum
- Rated for 310 lb weight capacity
- 9 ft HPPE lifeline extends reach
- Dual steel carabiners secure both ends
- ANSI SRL-P type for personal fall arrest
Fall-Arrest Lifeline for Overhead Anchors
The Condor G74709TB8 is a self-retracting lifeline built for workers who need fall protection anchored overhead. Its 9 ft HPPE line retracts automatically to keep slack low while you move. Two steel carabiners connect the anchorage end and the harness end, giving a complete twin-leg assembly rated for a 310 lb capacity. Minimum user weight is 130 lb.
Twin-Leg Steel Carabiner Connections
Both ends use steel carabiners so the unit clips to a compatible overhead anchor and to the harness dorsal ring without extra hardware. The HPPE lifeline resists abrasion and moisture during daily use. No RFID tag is fitted and the housing is not sealed, so inspection follows standard visual routines. Anchorage is approved for overhead locations only.
Replaces Single-Leg or Longer Lanyards
This SRL-P replaces single-leg lanyards or longer retractables when a 9 ft working length and twin-leg mobility suit the task. The jump is worth it when overhead anchor points are available and the 310 lb capacity covers the user plus tools. It does not meet ANSI SRL Class 2014 or 2021 ratings, so buyers needing those classifications should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Supports workers from 130 lb minimum
- Rated for 310 lb weight capacity
- 9 ft HPPE lifeline extends reach
- Dual steel carabiners secure both ends
- ANSI SRL-P type for personal fall arrest
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What ANSI SRL class applies to this 9 ft lifeline?
This model is listed as ANSI SRL-P type; the 2014 and 2021 class ratings are marked not applicable.
What connection hardware is used at both ends of the lifeline?
Both the anchorage end and the harness end use steel carabiners for attachment.
How is the lifeline installed overhead, and what step is often missed?
Mount the steel carabiner to a rated overhead anchor, then connect the second carabiner to the harness dorsal ring; the step often missed is confirming the anchor is approved for overhead use only.
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