3S Lift Fall Arrester

Engineered for demanding environments, the 3S Lift SL-R70S Guiderail Fall Arrester delivers reliable protection with smooth rail travel. Its robust construction resists corrosion and abrasion, performing dependably in harsh onshore and offshore conditions. The anti-inversion mechanism safeguards against misuse, while flexible positioning allows attachment and removal anywhere along the rail for operational convenience.

• For use on the 3S Lift rail system.
• The SL-R70S replaces the SL-R60S and is roughly 28% lighter and more compact at 2.7 lbs, which reduces weight on the harness and fatigue during long climbs.
• Adds a red fall indicator on the carabiner that shows if the device has experienced a fall, so it can be removed from service right away.
• Upgraded Safe Lock design that requires a two-step push and turn action to attach, preventing upside down installation.
• Built in date wheel tracks the manufacture date and up to five annual inspections directly on the device.
• The SL-R70S integrates seamlessly with ladder-mounted safety guide rails, providing continuous protection during ascent and descent. This device glides effortlessly along the rail system and activates instantly upon fall detection, delivering immediate arrest without requiring manual intervention.
• Offers operational flexibility with the ability to connect and disconnect at any point along the guide rail, streamlining workflow and accommodating variable work requirements without repositioning equipment.
• Incorporates a directional design that permits installation in a single orientation, eliminating the risk of incorrect mounting and ensuring consistent, reliable performance across all deployments.
• Added level of safety by providing a secondary locking mechanism in addition to the primary mechanism
• CE certified and also comply with the European EN353-1 and EU/2016/425 standards. The SL-R50E Fall Arrester is also UL-certified and complies with ANSI Z359.16 and CSA Z259.2.4. The SL-R60S complies with ANSI Z359.16, ANSI A14.3, CAN/CSA Z259.2.4, and AS/NZS 1891.3.