Confined space harness

"Based on customer research, wearing a self-rescuer mask on a traditional harness is not only uncomfortable but can be painful,” said Céline Verdot, product manager of fall protection products for Honeywell Safety Products, EMEA. "The new Miller H-Design confined space harness offers users quick access to their respiratory mask whenever there is a known or potential exposure.” 

Suitable for use with all major self-rescuer masks on the market, due to a special single webbing attachment system, the soft and flexible padded belt is comfortable and can be adjusted in height to suit the user. The self-rescuer mask can be placed either on the front, side, or back of the harness for greater freedom of movement with a smooth, sliding action bringing the mask to the front of the belt quickly and easily in case of emergency. 

The EN361:2002 compliant harness is available on its own or as a complete unit with belt and harness.  The belt is offered in two sizes (S/M, L/XL).

Fitted with DuraFlex stretch webbing at the shoulders for additional comfort, the Miller H-Design has special features that are said to make it up to three times faster to put on than traditional harnesses. These features include easy to access buckles that offer the ability to make intuitive adjustments by pulling from the top down; as well as a chest strap that can be adjusted for a more comfortable fit.  

The H-Design harness for confined space has two large, thin webbing loops for sternal attachment and a back D-ring which is positioned at an angle to make it easy to reach and connect to, whilst highly visible stitching and fall indicators positioned on front web loops and back plate make inspection of the harness simple for safety managers and workers.