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should ensure work in an area that does not exceed an angle greater than 15 degrees in any
direction from your anchorage.
Figure 2.2: Swing-Fall Diagram
Be sure to consider Swing-Fall when calculating your Clear-Fall requirements and checking
the fall path for hazards and instructions. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or death.
Should you have any questions regarding Free-Fall, Clear-Fall, Swing-Fall or other hazards in the
fall path, be sure to contact FallTech or consult with a competent person or your direct supervisor
on your job-site.
Section 3: Use and Limitations
This section deals with the general use and limitations of FallTech D-Ring Extenders. Please
read this section and all sections of this manual thoroughly. If your application is not addressed,
or if you have questions regarding your specific needs, please contact FallTech immediately for
additional guidance.
3.1: General Guidelines
A D-Ring Extender is an accessory for use with your Full Body Harness (FBH). D-ring
Extenders are typically used in a variety of applications in order to make it easier to connect a
Self-Retracting Lifeline or Shock-Absorbing Lanyard to your Full Body Harness. This is
particularly useful if you are moving between multiple work locations having fixed Self-Retracting
Lifelines mounted overhead.
Before using this product, the user should be trained in the use of fall arrest products and
should have completed a minimum course of instruction (4-8 hours) for Authorized Person
Training as outlined in ANSI Z359.2-2007. The user must also read and be familiar with all of the