Working at height remains one of the most significant risks in construction, with falls being a leading cause of serious injury and fatalities. As a result, stringent safety measures and the correct use of fall protection equipment are crucial. Two key systems used to protect workers are fall restraint and fall arrest systems. While they may seem similar, they serve very different purposes. Understanding these differences ensures that the right equipment is used for the right application, keeping workers safe and compliant with health and safety regulations.
- Equipped with a carrying handle
- Removable window
- Includes connector with load indicator
- Gripping handle
- Breaking strength: > 12kN
- Conforms to: EN 360:2002
Code
PP080018
- Equipped with a carrying handle
- Removable window
- Includes connector with load indicator
- Gripping handle
- Breaking strength: > 12kN
- Conforms to: EN 360:2002
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The HELIXON-S wire rope retractable fall arrester, 7 meters in length, features a robust polymer casing with a carrying handle and inspection window. It includes a 4.8 mm galvanized steel wire rope with a load indicator, gripping handle, and external energy absorber. The device has an internal braking mechanism to limit fall arrest force to under 6 kN. Suitable for vertical and horizontal use, it complies with EN 360:2002 and supports users up to 140 kg. The unit weighs 4.08 kg and includes swivel and automatic locking connectors.
