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Miller MFLC-12-Z7/6FT Twin Turbo Fall Protection System
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Achieve continuous 100% tie-off fall protection with reduced clearance requirements using Miller's Twin Turbo system.
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Overview
Key Features
CONTINUOUS 100% TIE-OFF FALL PROTECTION: G2 connector attaches to harness webbing below the D-ring, and connects to two Miller TurboLite PFLs (6ft or 9ft) for continuous 100% tie-off fall protection
SAFER ALTERNATIVE TO DOUBLE-LEG LANYARDS: Reduces fall clearance requirements for use in more applications than double-leg lanyards; PFLs swivel to prevent webbing from twisting & binding inside unit
LIGHTWEIGHT G2 TWIN CONNECTOR: Twin Turbo G2 Connector is extremely lightweight to reduce worker fatigue and increase productivity; webbing retainer clip rotates freely to prevent gate activation
GREATER MOBILITY & PRODUCTIVITY: PFLs swivel independently in multiple directions to optimize worker mobility and versatility; this eliminates equipment switch-outs and increases overall productivity
MULTIPLE LANYARD END CONNECTOR OPTIONS: Lanyard end connector options include steel & aluminum locking snap hooks and steel & aluminum locking rebar hooks
Specifications
Brand
Miller
Model
MFLC-12-Z7/6FT
Type
Twin Turbo Fall Protection System
Connector
G2 Twin Connector
PFL Length
6 Feet
Lanyard End Connectors
Aluminum Locking Rebar Hooks
Material
Nylon
Protection Type
Continuous 100% Tie-Off
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Provides continuous 100% tie-off protection by allowing one PFL to remain connected while transitioning the other
- Reduces fall clearance requirements compared to conventional double-leg shock-absorbing lanyards
- Lightweight G2 connector helps minimize worker fatigue during extended use at height
- Independently swiveling PFLs prevent webbing from twisting and binding during movement
👎 Cons
- Limited to 6-foot lanyard length on this model, which may restrict reach in some structural applications
- Requires a compatible full-body harness with dorsal D-ring attachment for proper use
- Nylon webbing construction may degrade faster than cable-based alternatives in abrasive environments
- Higher upfront cost than standard double-leg lanyards for the added fall clearance advantages
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Twin Turbo system differ from a standard double-leg lanyard?
The Twin Turbo uses two personal fall limiters (PFLs) instead of traditional shock-absorbing lanyards, which significantly reduces fall clearance requirements and allows use in more confined applications where a double-leg lanyard would not provide adequate stopping distance.
What is the G2 connector and how does it attach?
The G2 connector is a lightweight twin connector that attaches directly to the harness webbing below the dorsal D-ring. It links the worker's harness to both PFL units and features a freely rotating webbing retainer clip to prevent accidental gate activation.
What lanyard length does the MFLC-12-Z7/6FT provide?
This model includes two 6-foot TurboLite personal fall limiters. Miller also offers a 9-foot version for applications requiring greater reach.
Can the PFL units swivel independently?
Yes. Both PFL units swivel independently in multiple directions, allowing workers to move freely without the webbing twisting or binding inside the units.
What lanyard end connector options are available?
The system is available with steel or aluminum locking snap hooks and steel or aluminum locking rebar hooks at the lanyard ends.
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