Guardian Halo Webbing SRL - Class 1 Self-Retracting Lifeline
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| Brand | Guardian |
| Product Type | Fall Protection |
| Categories | Halo, Harness, Lifeline, Lift, Selfretracting, tools |
The Guardian Halo Webbing SRL - Class 1 Self-Retracting Lifeline is fall-protection safety gear built to connect a worker's harness to an anchor at height. The webbing lifeline pays out as the worker moves and retracts to stay out of the way, then engages to arrest a fall, helping crews work safely on elevated jobs covered by OSHA work-at-height requirements.
Key features
- Self-retracting lifeline (SRL) for connecting harness to anchor
- Class 1 configuration from the Guardian Halo line
- Durable webbing line that pays out and retracts smoothly
- Engages to arrest a fall on elevated work
- Supports OSHA-compliant fall-protection programs at height
How contractors use it
Crews working on scaffolds, lifts, rooflines, and elevated EIFS, stucco, or masonry walls clip the SRL between a full-body harness and a rated anchor point. The lifeline keeps slack out of the way during normal movement and locks to stop a fall, a core part of any work-at-height safety plan. Always follow the manufacturer instructions and an inspection routine before use.
Why buy from New England Building Supply
New England Building Supply Corp is a Connecticut EIFS, stucco, and masonry supplier in Meriden, CT. We support contractors with competitive contractor pricing and quotes, deep inventory on tools and jobsite safety gear, and job-site delivery across the region. Call (203) 565-4719 or request a quote.
Frequently asked questions
What is a self-retracting lifeline used for?
An SRL connects a worker's full-body harness to an anchor point and locks to arrest a fall during elevated work.
When do crews need fall protection like this?
OSHA requires fall protection for work at height. Crews use an SRL on scaffolds, lifts, rooflines, and elevated walls as part of a safety plan.
How should it be used and maintained?
Always follow the manufacturer instructions, connect to a rated anchor and compatible harness, and inspect the unit before each use.
Do you stock this safety gear in Connecticut for delivery?
Yes. We stock Guardian fall-protection gear at our Meriden, CT location and deliver to job sites across the region. Call (203) 565-4719 for stock and pricing.