TurboLite+ Scorpion

Honeywell Miller TurboLite™+ Scorpion Personal Fall Limiters (PFL) are part of the PLUS family of newly redesigned self-retracting lifelines designed to meet all new global standards, rated to provide protection for up to a 420lb (190.5 kg) worker, showcasing new user-friendly labels and design that aligns with Honeywell Miller harnesses.  The 8ft. and 9 ft. (2.7 m) Miller TurboLite+ Scorpion Personal Fall Limiter offers greater mobility, safety and versatility when compared to shock-absorbing lanyards. Scorpion provides the versatility of a personal preference to attach it directly to the harness D-ring for use as a personal fall limiter, or use it as a traditional retractable lifeline on your anchor point.  

Features & Benefits

• Meets requirements of OSHA, ANSI Z359.14 the new ANSI/ASSP Z359.14-2021 Class 1
• Quick-activating: high-strength stainless steel braking system – arrests free falls
• 8-ft & 9-ft. (2.7 m) of working capacity
• New user capacity rated for up to a 420 lb. (190.5 kg) worker
• No annual factory recertification required
• Visual load indicator – indicates the unit must be removed from service
• Variety of integral anchorage connectors available
  • Scorpion™ Unit Connector Options: Without connector, Steel twist-lock carabiner, Stainless steel swivel shackle, Carabiner and swivel shackle, D-ring swivel hook, Rebar hook and swivel shackle, Locking snap hook and swivel shackle, Captive eye carabiner
  • Scorpion™ Lanyard End Connector Options: Locking snap hook, Locking rebar hook (new steel & aluminum options), Locking rebar swivel hook, Locking swivel snap hook, Web loop for carabiner

Recommended Industries/Use
Agriculture, Construction, Forestry & Lumber, General Industry, Government, Manufacturing, Mining, Steel and Metals, Telecom, Transportation and Wind Energy, Warehousing
Working at height, slips, trips and falls, order picking, 4’ and above, personal fall limiter, self-retracting lanyard, self-retracting lifeline, self-retracting devices, mobility, overhead anchorage