Self Retracting Lifelines (SRLs) in Construction

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There are many types of Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs) used for different situations, even rescue. In this video, experts and users explain the advantages of adopting SRLs at their job sites.

[@javiergallardo8482]

Very nice! Thanks for the information. I will include this in my classes!

[@GreatDataVideos]

Good info. I only slipped on the air hose and ropes when I worked on my roof. I don't think that retracting lines are good on steep roofs because it can't keep the tension. Looking for a better solution before I do a steep section of my roof.

[@zbwdpt]

Any chance any of these can be used as a self retracting dog line? Unable to have a fence in the yard and am hoping to find a retracting cable solution that covers >20-30 ft. Thanks!

[@free_right]

It is a fall arrest device, so I would not recommend for that applicaton. When the dog runs fast enough (ex: something like over 6ft/s) and the lock mecahnism activates. It can lock within 5 ft or 10ft whereever the point the dog moves fast over the set speed of the device.

[@debbieholt2639]

Great info

[@arypma]

an extra 1000 bucks for a retractable? are they made of gold?

[@supernova8962]

Ever notice no one ever dare to demonstrates these SRLs? LOL ...In the Military they demonstrate how to repel

[@josephespinozabonilla7850]

can the retractable reach up t0 70 feet

[@StraightHeadShotAFG]

Smh