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Miller by Honeywell MFL-3-Z7/6FT TurboLite Personal Fall Limiter
$269.00
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Miller by Honeywell MFL-3-Z7/6FT TurboLite Personal Fall Limiter
The Miller by Honeywell MFL-3-Z7/6FT TurboLite Personal Fall Limiter is a compact personal fall limiter from Miller by Honeywell — one of the most trusted names in fall protection — designed to replace traditional shock-absorbing lanyards with a smaller, lighter, retractable unit. Vendor: Miller by Honeywell · SKU: MILLER-MFL-3-Z7-6FT.
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Key Specifications
| Type | Personal fall limiter – no unit connector |
| Working Length | 6 ft |
| Lanyard Connector | Steel locking snap hook |
| Capacity | 400 lb |
| Arrest Distance | 24 in max |
| Standard | ANSI Z359, OSHA 1910/1926 |
| Weight | 1.9 lb |
OSHA & ANSI Compliance
Miller TurboLite Personal Fall Limiters meet ANSI A10.32, ANSI Z359-2007, CSA Z259.12-01 Class 1, and OSHA 1910.66/1926.502. No annual factory recertification is required — a major cost advantage over traditional lanyards.
Also See
- Miller MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite with Carabiner
- Miller MFL-4-Z7/6FT TurboLite with Rebar Hook
- Miller MFL-9-Z7/6FT TurboLite Dual Snap Hooks
- Miller MFLB-12-Z7/6FT Twin Turbo 100% Tie-Off System
- All Fall Protection Lanyards
- Fall Protection Equipment
FAQ
- What is a Personal Fall Limiter (PFL)?
- A PFL is a compact, retractable device that locks within inches of a fall rather than feet, minimizing fall distance and arresting force compared to a traditional shock-absorbing lanyard. The TurboLite qualifies as a Class A or B SRL/PFL per ANSI Z359.14.
- Does the Miller TurboLite require annual recertification?
- No — unlike many competing SRLs, the Miller TurboLite does not require annual factory recertification. Inspect before each use per ANSI Z359.14 requirements.
- What is the maximum capacity of Miller TurboLite PFLs?
- All TurboLite models are rated for users up to 400 lb (combined body weight and tools), higher than the standard 310 lb rating of most shock-absorbing lanyards.
- Where does the TurboLite attach on the harness?
- The TurboLite attaches to the back D-ring of a full-body harness. Some models include a unit connector (carabiner) for direct harness attachment; others (MFL-3, MFL-4) attach directly to the harness D-ring without a separate connector.
- What is the Twin Turbo system (MFLB-12)?
- The Twin Turbo system includes a D-ring connector and two TurboLite PFLs for continuous 100% tie-off. Workers can connect to one anchor, then connect the second unit before disconnecting the first, maintaining fall protection at all times.
What to check before you buy
- Free fall distance and total fall clearance
- A shock-absorbing lanyard can extend substantially during deployment. Total clearance must account for free fall, deceleration distance, harness stretch and a safety margin below the worker.
- Shock absorber matched to the worker
- Energy absorbers are rated for a capacity range including tools. A worker outside the rated range changes the arrest forces.
- Anchorage strength
- OSHA requires anchorages for personal fall arrest to support 5,000 lb per attached worker, or be designed with a safety factor of at least two under a qualified person.
- Retire after any arrest
- Any lanyard or SRL that has arrested a fall is removed from service permanently, along with the harness.
How it compares to other fall protection connectors we review
| Product | List price |
|---|---|
| Miller by Honeywell MFL-3-Z7/6FT TurboLite Personal Fall Limiter (this page) | $269.00 |
| 3M DBI-SALA 1244311 ShockWave 2 Single Leg Shock Absorbing Lanyard — 6 ft, Snap Hook + Rebar Hook | $289.00 |
| 3M DBI-SALA 1244409 ShockWave 2 Twin Leg Shock Absorbing Lanyard — 6 ft 100% Tie-Off, Rebar Hooks | $326.69 |
| 3M EZ-Stop — a DBI SALA Lanyard with Twin-Leg 100% Tie-Off, 1246015 | see listing |
| 3M DBI-SALA 3101236 Retrax 100% Tie-Off Shock Absorbing Lanyard | see listing |
| 3M DBI-SALA 1241460 Shock Absorbing Lanyard — 6 ft Single-Leg, Self-Retracting Web, Snap Hooks Both Ends | see listing |
| Guardian 11200 Internal Shock Absorbing Lanyard — Single-Leg, 6 ft | $37.98 |
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Frequently asked questions
How much clearance does a shock-absorbing lanyard need?
More than most people assume. You must add free fall distance, the deceleration distance as the absorber deploys, harness stretch, the worker height below the D-ring, and a safety margin.
What anchorage strength does OSHA require?
For personal fall arrest, anchorages must support at least 5,000 pounds per employee attached, or be designed and installed with a safety factor of at least two under supervision of a qualified person.
Can I reuse a lanyard after a fall?
No. Once a fall has been arrested, the lanyard, energy absorber and harness are removed from service permanently, even if they look undamaged.
What is the difference between a lanyard and an SRL?
A lanyard is a fixed length with an energy absorber; a self-retracting lifeline pays out and locks like a seatbelt, which shortens free fall and reduces required clearance.
How often must fall protection be inspected?
By the user before each use, and by a competent person at intervals set by the manufacturer and your program - commonly at least annually, documented.
Where do the specifications on this page come from?
They are taken from the manufacturer's published listing. WC Safety does not laboratory-test products, and nothing is claimed here that the manufacturer does not state.
Does WC Safety sell this product?
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Brand / Vendor
Miller by Honeywell
Model / SKU
MFL-3-Z7/6FT
Product Type
Self-Retracting Lifelines
Price
$269.00 (Amazon)
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