A horizontal lifeline kit is an essential piece of equipment for individuals working at heights, such as on construction sites or industrial settings. It consists of a flexible cable or rope that is anchored at both ends, allowing workers to clip onto the line with a harness and move along the length of the line while remaining securely attached. This kit provides a reliable means of fall protection, ensuring that workers can safely perform their tasks at heights without the risk of serious injury or death in the event of a fall.

When selecting a horizontal lifeline kit, it is important to consider factors such as the length of the line, the number of users it can support, and the materials used for construction. It is also crucial to properly install and maintain the kit according to manufacturer guidelines to ensure its effectiveness in the event of a fall. By investing in a high-quality horizontal lifeline kit and following all safety protocols, companies can protect their workers and minimize the risks associated with working at heights.

Commercial or Residential Applications

Structural Anchor Points
Anchor points must be stiff and capable of supporting a minimum of 3,600 lbs. Anchor
points must also be able to support 3,600 lbs. in all directions of a potential fall.

Anchorage Connectors
Connectors must be capable of holding 5,000 lbs. without breaking. Connectors must be
compatible with the connection point.

Sharp Edges
Fall arrest equipment should always be protected from sharp edges. Sharp
or abrasive edges can cause excessive wear to equipment. If it is necessary to work
around these types of surfaces, always use a wear pad or barrier.