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ELEMENT ElectWorX Twin Leg Dielectric Shock Absorbing Lanyard, 1.8 m, 20kV Scaffold Hooks

KStrongEnergy Absorbing LanyardPPE

Code: AFL401865

EN 355:2002

ElectWorX twin leg shock absorbing lanyard in 30 mm polyester webbing, 1.8 m long, with two dielectric 20kV scaffold hooks at the anchorage end and a dielectric snap hook at the harness end. ElectWorX lanyards are designed for conditions with possible electrical hazards, ideally for utilities and overhead line teams on live wires, protecting the user from electrical discharge.

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Key features

  • Dielectric 20kV scaffold hook
  • Dielectric snap hook
  • For work with possible electrical hazards
  • Energy absorber limits the force on the body to less than 6kN
  • Total length of lanyard should not exceed 2.0m

Technical specifications

MaterialPolyester Webbing
Anchorage attachmentDielectric 20kV Scaffold Hooks
Connecting attachmentDielectric Snap Hook
Webbing width30.0 mm
Length1.8 m
Weight2.10 kg
StandardsEN 355:2002

Used in

UtilitiesOverhead line work on live wires

BUYER'S GUIDE

Using Lanyards and Energy Absorbers Correctly

A lanyard is the connecting element between the harness and the anchorage point and can be used for fall arrest or restraint, depending on the product chosen. Fall arrest lanyards include an energy absorber that stops the fall while keeping the force on the worker's body below 6kN.

  1. Choose by category: shock absorbing lanyards for fall arrest, leading edge kernmantle rope lanyards near sharp edges, work positioning lanyards for hands-free work, and restraint lanyards to stop the user reaching an exposed edge.
  2. Check fall clearance before work: lanyard length and energy absorber elongation decide the distance needed, the catalogue guide is allowed fall arrest distance = 2L + 1.75 (L = lanyard length), and the total lanyard length should not exceed 2.0m.
  3. Anchor as high as possible to keep the fall factor low; anchoring at the feet (fall factor 2) can mean a fall of up to twice the lanyard length.
  4. Restraint lanyards have no energy absorber and work positioning lanyards are not fall protection equipment, so never use them for fall arrest; pair work positioning with a separate fall arrest lanyard.
  5. Never wrap a lanyard around an anchor and clip it back on itself, never use it for suspension, and never join two single lanyards to make a forked or longer lanyard.
  6. Inspect every lanyard for damage, cuts and burns before use.

Summarised from the manufacturer's catalogue. Selection must follow your site risk assessment and the competent person's judgement.

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Technical data from the manufacturer's catalogue, page 63. Specifications may change; please confirm with our team before ordering.

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