Super Anchor Safety 2990 Toss’R™ Self Retracting Lifelines

The 2990-A6 and 2990-A11 are Toss’R self-retracting web lanyards with built-in energy absorbers and centrifugal braking that locks when webbing is deployed at high speed. Model A6 supplies a 6 ft service length web, while A11 offers 11 ft, each with UHMWPE webbing rated at 4,500 lb minimum. They include auto-locking connectors at both ends and are designed for overhead or horizontal anchor use in fall protection systems.

Features

• Self-retracting web lanyard with integrated energy absorber
• UHMWPE webbing rated 4,500 lb minimum
• Locks when extension speed exceeds 4.5 ft/sec
• Available in 6 ft (A6) and 11 ft (A11) versions
• Captive auto-lock connectors at “A” and “B” ends

• Device: self-retracting lifeline (SRL) for single-user fall protection
• Intended Use: overhead anchorage; not for leading-edge use unless the unit is specifically labeled “LE”
• Lifeline Lengths (typical): 30 ft and 50 ft variants (model-dependent)
• Lifeline Material: 3/16 in galvanized steel cable (primary); select models available in heavy-duty polyester webbing
• Housing Material: high-impact, corrosion-resistant polymer with internal steel/aluminum drivetrain
• Connector (User End): swiveling locking snap hook, 3,600 lb (16 kN) gate rating, 2.0 in approx. opening
• Anchorage Connector: swivel eye or carabiner (minimum 5,000 lb rating)
• Minimum Tensile/Breaking Strength: ≥5,000 lb (22 kN) system components
• Maximum Arresting Force (MAF): ≤1,350 lb (per ANSI Z359.14 classification, model-dependent)
• Arrest Distance (typical SRL): up to ~54 in (model-dependent)
• User Capacity: 1 person up to 310 lb including tools/equipment (when used per instructions)
• Weight (Unit): cable SRLs ~9–15 lb; web SRLs ~6–10 lb (length/hardware dependent)
• Dimensions (Housing): approximately 10 in × 8 in × 4 in (L×W×D), integral carry/throw handle on Toss’R models
• Temperature Range: ~−30 °F to 120 °F typical jobsite conditions
• Indicators & Protection: load-indicating hook or external fall indicator; internal energy management with inertial brake; impact-resistant housing
• Compliance: OSHA 1926.502 / 1910.140; ANSI Z359.14 (latest labeling on product); ANSI Z359.1 (system compliance when used with compatible components)
• Inspection/Retirement: pre-use and periodic competent-person inspection; remove from service after any fall event or if cable frays, kinks, corrosion, damaged housing, failed indicator, or label loss is observed

• Attach “A” end connector to anchor, ensuring proper alignment and rotation.
• Connect “B” end to the dorsal D-ring (or side D-ring for restraint) of the full body harness.
• Pull out a few feet of webbing and allow it to retract to confirm smooth retraction.
• Use normally; lanyard retracts as user moves, locks if rapid extension occurs.
• After use or periodically, inspect webbing, casing, connectors, and energy absorber for damage.

Q: What is the difference between models A6 and A11?
A: A6 provides a 6 ft web service length; A11 provides 11 ft.

Q: What is the webbing strength?
A: 4,500 lb minimum.

Q: What is the maximum user weight?
A: 310 lb including tools.

Q: What is the maximum absorber deployment?
A: 48 in (1.2 m).

Q: At what speed does the device lock?
A: 4.5 ft/sec of webbing deployment.