Kratos 2 Point Rescue Harness
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The Kratos 2 Point Rescue Harness is designed for professionals working at height who require both reliable fall arrest protection and integrated rescue capabilities. It is ideal for industrial maintenance, construction, and emergency response teams that need a secure, fully adjustable harness for long-duration tasks. While the harness offers exceptional support through its ergonomic sit-strap and dual-attachment points, users must ensure they are properly trained in rescue procedures to utilize the included extension strap effectively.
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FAQs
What standards does the Kratos 2 Point Rescue Harness meet?
It conforms to EN361:2002 for fall arrest and EN1497:1996 for rescue harness applications.
Can this harness be used for suspension work?
Yes, the sit-strap is designed for comfort during extended use, though always ensure your configuration is compatible with your specific task.
How do I distinguish between the sternal and dorsal D-Rings?
The dorsal D-Ring is located on the back of the harness, while the sternal D-Ring is positioned at chest height for frontal access.
Is the rescue strap always attached?
Yes, the extension rescue strap is integrated as part of the harness assembly for immediate access during emergency recovery.
How often should the harness be inspected?
The harness must be inspected before every single use by the user, and subject to formal periodic inspection by a competent person at least every 12 months.
Troubleshooting
Straps seem to loosen during use
Ensure the buckles are fully engaged and that you have followed the correct threading procedure described in the manual.
Harness feels uncomfortable at the thighs
Check that the sit-strap is properly positioned and adjust the thigh strap tension to distribute weight more evenly.
Difficulty in identifying straps during donning
Refer to the dual-color coding scheme; ensure shoulder and thigh colors are matched according to the harness design to avoid twists.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Versatile design for both standard work and emergency rescue
- Enhanced user comfort via the integrated sit-strap
- Intuitive color-coded straps for quick and easy donning
- Certified to rigorous international safety standards
Cons
- Requires specialized training to use rescue features correctly
- Heavier than basic, non-rescue rated fall arrest harnesses
- Limited to two-point attachment setups
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure safety, always inspect the harness before each use for signs of fraying, stitching damage, or chemical contamination. When putting on the harness, distinguish between the shoulder and thigh straps using the dual-color markings. Adjust all straps for a snug fit—ensure they are not too loose to prevent sliding, but not so tight that they restrict blood flow. After use, store the harness in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, sharp edges, and corrosive materials. Regularly clean with mild soap and water, allowing it to air dry naturally; do not use heat sources or harsh detergents.