Miller TurboLite+ Edge PFL 9 ft, Snap Hook

Description

Miller Fall Protection

TurboLite+ Edge Single Cable PFL, Steel locking snap hook

The TurboLite+ Edge is the Class 2 member of the PLUS family: a galvanized steel cable lifeline with an integral energy absorber, rated for foot-level tie-off and arrest over a leading edge, where a webbing device is out of its depth. The aluminum one-pin connector mounts the unit flat on the dorsal D-ring.

Certified to ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 2, CSA SRL-LE listed in the 6 ft length, and rated to 420 lb per OSHA. This MTL-LEP1-61 configuration carries a steel locking snap hook on the lifeline end.

420 lbOSHA CapacityClass 2ANSI Z359.14-2021SRL-LECSA 6 ft Listing9 ftWorking LengthCableGalvanized LifelineFoot-LevelTie-Off RatedOne-PinDorsal MountLoadVisual Indicator

Who Needs This Product

The Edge single is for deck, slab, and formwork crews whose anchor is at their feet and whose lifeline can meet an edge in a fall. This configuration (single cable leg with steel snap hook) matches the hook to the anchor hardware.

Features

Class 2 Edge Rating

Certified for foot-level tie-off and arrest over a leading edge under ANSI Z359.14-2021, the load cases that destroy web devices.

Galvanized Cable Lifeline

Steel cable takes edge contact and abrasion that would saw through webbing.

Integral Energy Absorber

The inline absorber manages the higher forces of foot-level arrest, keeping loads on the worker survivable.

Steel locking snap hook

The lifeline end carries a steel locking snap hook, matched to the anchors your crew actually uses.

Aluminum One-Pin Mount

The harness connector pins the unit flat to the dorsal D-ring with no carabiner stack.

Visual Load Indicator

A deployed indicator means the unit has arrested a fall and comes out of service.

Technical Specifications

SKU	MTL-LEP1-61/9FT
Product	TurboLite+ Edge Single Cable Personal Fall Limiter
Working length	9 ft
Lifeline	Galvanized steel cable with integral energy absorber
Harness mount	Aluminum one-pin dorsal connector
Lifeline connector	Steel locking snap hook
Tie-off	Overhead through foot-level; leading edge rated
Capacity	420 lb per OSHA including all clothing, tools, and equipment
Packaging	Boxed
Country of origin	Mexico
Standards	ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 2; CSA SRL-LE (6 ft); OSHA 1926.502; OSHA 1910.140
Warranty	Miller Limited Lifetime Warranty against defects in workmanship and materials

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Foot-level tie-off demands more clearance. Class 2 arrest from a foot-level anchor produces longer free fall and deeper deceleration than overhead tie-off. Run the clearance numbers for the foot-level case before the first connection, and check the load indicator before every use.

Compliance Standards

ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 2

Certified as a Class 2 self-retracting device: rated for foot-level tie-off and exposure over a leading edge, the rating Class 1 devices do not carry.

CSA Class SRL-LE

The 6 ft length is listed by the manufacturer as CSA Class SRL-LE for leading edge use on Canadian jobsites.

OSHA 1926.502 and 1910.140

Meets OSHA connecting device requirements for personal fall arrest systems, rated to 420 lb per OSHA.

Leading Edge Tested

The galvanized cable lifeline and integral energy absorber are tested for arrest over an edge, where webbing devices fail.

Typical Applications

Leading edge work on decking, formwork, and precast where the lifeline can contact the edge.Foot-level tie-off when no overhead anchor exists.Steel and composite deck installation.Bridge, parking structure, and slab edge work.Roof edge work when paired with a compliant anchor.Crews standardizing one Class 2 device for every tie-off condition.

Setup Overview

1. Inspect the housing, cable, energy absorber, load indicator, and connectors before use.
2. Mount the unit to the dorsal D-ring with the aluminum one-pin connector.
3. Connect the lifeline end to the anchorage and verify the gate locks.
4. For foot-level tie-off, confirm the calculated clearance for Class 2 foot-level arrest.
5. Keep the cable away from unguarded sharp edges not part of the work, and verify retraction before working.

Full use instructions and clearance tables ship with the unit.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect the unit before each use, and have a competent person inspect it on a documented schedule per ANSI Z359.14 and the manual.

• Housing: cracks, distortion, loose fasteners, or a seized swivel.
• Cable: pay it out fully and check for kinks, birdcaging, broken wires, and corrosion.
• Energy absorber: no deployment, tearing, or exposed core.
• Load indicator: any deployment means immediate removal from service.
• Connectors: gates close and lock; the one-pin mount is tight and undamaged.

Retirement triggers: any fall arrest event, deployed load indicator or absorber, cable damage, or any failed inspection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes an Edge PFL different from a standard TurboLite+?Two things: the lifeline is galvanized steel cable with an integral energy absorber instead of webbing, and the certification is ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 2, which covers foot-level tie-off and arrest over a leading edge. A standard Class 1 web unit is not rated for either.What counts as a leading edge?Any unprotected edge that the lifeline could load against during a fall: deck edges, slab edges, formwork, and structural steel. An arrest over an edge saws a webbing lifeline; the Edge series cable and absorber are tested for exactly that load case.Can I tie off at my feet with this unit?Yes. Class 2 certification covers foot-level anchorage. Plan for the longer free fall and total clearance that foot-level arrest produces; the spec sheet gives the required clearances.What is the one-pin harness connector?An aluminum connector that mounts the unit directly to the dorsal D-ring with a single captive pin: no carabiner stack, no orientation problems, and the housing rides flat on the back.What is the capacity?420 lb per OSHA including the worker, clothing, and tools. Under ANSI-based programs, follow the capacity on the device label.Is it CSA rated?The 6 ft length carries the CSA Class SRL-LE listing per the manufacturer. Verify the marking on the unit label for Canadian jobsites.How often does it need inspection?Inspect before each use: housing, full cable payout, energy absorber, load indicator, retraction, and connectors. A competent person inspects it on a documented schedule per ANSI Z359.14 and the manual.

Miller MTL-LEP1-61 TurboLite+ Edge Submittals and Documentation

MTL-LEP1-61 Specification Sheet (PDF)Technical data, clearances, connectors, and SKU-level UPC information.Miller Fall Protection Catalog (PDF)The full Miller line: body wear, connecting devices, anchors, and rescue.MTL-LEP1-61 SRL Inspection Form (PDF)Printable pass/fail checklist for documented SRL inspections.

Compatible and Related Products

• Miller TurboLite+ PFL, Carabiner and Snap Hook. The Class 1 web single for overhead anchors.
• Miller TurboLite+ Twin PFL, G2, Snap Hooks. The Class 1 web twin for overhead 100 percent tie-off.
• Miller T4500 Titan II Non-Stretch Harness. The harness the PFL rides on.

Working a Leading Edge?

Tie-off height, edge exposure, and clearance decide between Class 1 and Class 2 devices. Confirm your conditions with us and we will make sure the right equipment ships together, based on the delivery location.

Call 863-703-4522 to talk to a fall protection specialist.