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Fall Protection

Dynamic Safety fall protection: CSA-certified full body harnesses (Class A fall arrest and Class A, P work positioning), Dyna-Pak energy-absorbing lanyards, single and Y-leg, and Type 1 and Type 2 self-retracting lifelines from 7 to 20 ft.

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Sash Belt — Fall Protection
DY-TSHG32/L

Sash Belt

1.5\" DYNA-LITE reflective elasticized material | Hi-Vis Yellow-Green/Silver | 360° horizontal + 2 vertical front stripes + X-back | Adjustable buckles | Exceeds CSA Z96 330 candela

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A fall arrest system is a harness, a connector and an anchor, and it is only as strong as its lowest rating. Dynamic Safety harnesses are CSA-certified: Class A fall arrest models such as the Dyna-I Universal, Dyna-Pro and Hybrid Econo, with friction, tongue-buckle or bayonet leg straps, and Class A, P work positioning models such as the B-Compliant, which add side D-rings. Connectors: Dyna-Pak lanyards with an energy absorber, single leg, adjustable or Y-leg, and self-retracting lifelines in Dyneema webbing: 7 ft Type 1, 11 ft and 20 ft Type 2, rated 310 lb.

Fall protection FAQ

Which harness class do I need?

Class A, fall arrest, is mandatory on every harness; other classes add to it. Class P adds side D-rings for work positioning, but a positioning system alone is not a fall arrest system. Of ERE's ten harness records, six print Class A and four print Class A, P. See our fall arrest harness guide.

Does the harness rating set the system rating?

No, the lowest rating does. Two harness records print 400 lb (181 kg), while the self-retracting lifelines print 310 lb and the Y-lanyard 132 to 352 lb. Add the worker, clothing and tools, and check every component and the anchor.

How often is a harness inspected?

By the wearer before every use, and at least once a year by a competent person. Equipment involved in a fall comes out of service, and so does a harness whose label is missing or unreadable; follow the maker's instructions on service life.