Description
The Portwest FP14 fall protection harness is an essential tool for professionals who need to work safely at height. This ergonomic harness is specially designed for various tasks where there is a risk of falling, such as in construction and industry. Thanks to its well-thought-out construction, this model offers the necessary protection and support, allowing you to carry out your daily tasks at height with peace of mind.
For which tasks and sectors is this Portwest FP14 fall protection harness most suitable?
This model is highly suitable for work in construction, installation technology, and the industrial sector where fall protection is mandatory. Thanks to the positioning options with the side D-rings, it is ideal for situations where you need to be able to work stably with both hands free.
The sturdy construction and the maximum load of 100 kg make this harness reliable for daily use under varying and challenging working conditions on roofs, scaffolding, and other high structures.
What do the standards EN 361:2002 and EN 358:2018 mean for this fall protection harness?
The EN 361:2002 standard indicates that this product is officially certified as a reliable fall protection harness that safely absorbs and distributes the forces of a fall over the body. The EN 358:2018 standard additionally confirms its suitability for work positioning.
This means that the side D-rings may be used to safely position yourself during work, which provides extra stability and fall prevention during your daily tasks.
The harness is equipped with a padded belt, a breathable back panel, and adjustable points at the waist, chest, and legs for an optimal fit.
Features:
- Dorsal D-ring
- Side D-rings
- Adjustable chest point
- Padded belt
- Flat buckles
- Durable, strong webbing
- Maximum rated load 100 kg
- Protective cover for product label for inspection purposes
- 10-year shelf life from the production date, as stated on the product label
- CE certified
- UKCA marked
- Retail box which aids presentation for retail sales
Standards: EN 358:2018, EN 361:2002