LINQ
Essential Harness - Standard (M - L) H101
Essential Harness - Standard (M - L) H101
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The LINQ H101 Essential Full Body Harness is a reliable and lightweight fall protection solution designed for everyday work-at-height applications. Suitable for Standard (M–L) users, this harness combines durable construction, ergonomic comfort, and dependable safety, making it ideal for construction, maintenance, warehousing, and industrial environments.
Manufactured with high-strength, UV-resistant polyester webbing, the H101 is built to withstand demanding job sites while providing a secure and comfortable fit. Adjustable shoulder, chest, and leg straps allow for easy customisation, while the rear dorsal D-ring and front fall arrest attachment points offer versatile connection options for a range of fall protection systems.
Features
- Full-body fall arrest harness for Standard (M–L) users
- High-strength 45 mm UV-resistant polyester webbing for durability
- Rear dorsal D-ring for dependable fall arrest connection
- Front fall arrest attachment points for added versatility
- Pebble-weave webbing helps minimise buckle slippage and maintains a secure fit
- Adjustable shoulder, chest, and leg straps for a personalised fit
- Ergonomic chest strap enhances comfort and freedom of movement
- Integrated sub-pelvic support helps improve body positioning during fall arrest
- Retro-reflective stitching increases visibility in low-light working conditions
- Rear service pouch for inspection and identification records
- Lightweight design suitable for extended daily use
Applications
- Construction and building sites
- Roofing and scaffolding
- Elevated work platforms (EWP)
- Industrial maintenance
- Warehousing and logistics
- General work at heights
Standards
- Certified to AS/NZS 1891.1:2020 for full-body fall arrest harnesses
- Designed and engineered in Australia and New Zealand
- Up to 10-year service life from the date of manufacture when inspected, maintained, and used according to the manufacturer's recommendations
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