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ENERGY ABSORBER TABLES
Use the below tables to find the Deceleration Distance (DD) for your lanyard.
1.
Select the chart containing information for your Lanyard Style (see Figures 1 and 2).
2.
Find your user weight (including tools, clothing, etc.).
3.
Find your corresponding Deceleration Distance (DD).
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If your weight is between listed values, round up to the next highest value.
Deceleration Distance (DD)
User Weight
Lanyard Styles: A, B (Figure 2)
130 lb. (59.0 kg)
1.59 ft. (0.48 m)
148 lb. (67.1 kg)
1.81 ft. (0.55 m)
166 lb. (75.3 kg)
2.03 ft. (0.62 m)
184 lb. (83.5 kg)
2.25 ft. (0.69 m)
202 lb. (91.6 kg)
2.47 ft. (0.75 m)
220 lb. (99.8 kg)
2.69 ft. (0.82 m)
238 lb. (108.0 kg)
2.91 ft. (0.89 m)
256 lb. (116.1 kg)
3.13 ft. (0.95 m)
274 lb. (124.3 kg)
3.35 ft. (1.02 m)
292 lb. (132.4 kg)
3.57 ft. (1.09 m)
310 lb. (140.6 kg)
3.79 ft. (1.16 m)
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