HONEYWELL MILLER SOLL XENON LIFELINE SYSTEM

Key Features

The Söll Xenon® 2.0 Horizontal Lifeline System ensures that structural damage is prevented in case a fall occurs. The system also doubles as an anchorage point to easily rescue workers should they fall.
The Horizontal Lifeline System incorporates a unique, state-of-the-art shock absorber, which uses patented Miller ‘Force-dispersal Technology’ to provide fall protection for up to seven workers across a maximum span of 20m (1×19 cable, 8mm wide), depending on the line configuration.

The shock absorber takes the strain

The Söll Xenon multifunction shock absorber has been designed to disperse energy during a fall to protect both workers and the structure. Its patented ‘Force-dispersal Technology’ ensures that energy is distributed evenly when the shock absorber is deployed. The four-in-one device incorporates a tension indicator, a cable tensioner, an energy absorber and a fall indicator. Tensioning is quick and easy to do by rotating the shock absorber horizontally. Only one energy absorber is necessary for all installations, irrespective of whether it’s an overhead or standard installation (on posts or against walls). The device is available with or without swages to suit the equipment available for installation.

Söll Xenon® automatic pass through shuttles

The ergonomically designed Miller shuttle self-aligns for smooth passthrough of intermediate and corner brackets. A double-locking mechanism ensures the shuttles are secure yet can still be operated with one hand.

Söll Xenon® intermediate brackets

These versatile brackets can be configured as free-floating, springloaded or locked. As the brackets are assembled on the cable it means they can easily be replaced.

ATEX certified Söll Xenon® overhead application

An appropriate selection of SKUs for an overhead installation of the Söll Xenon system has been additionally certified to be used in potentially explosive atmospheres (according to Directive 94/9/EC).

Recommended Industries/Use

Construction
Hazards

Fall from height
Regulations

Meets EN 795:2012 standard (and all applicable OSHA, ANSI and AS/NZS standards)