Fall Rescue System: UniDrive 500' Lifeline
Take advantage of the UniDrive 500' Fall Rescue System, a cutting-edge solution engineered for seamless and secure fall protection retrieval. With a focus on streamlined usability, this kit lets you prioritize the swift and safe rescue of fall victims. The system boasts a trio of versatile lifting modes, granting you control in every scenario: a manual handwheel, a telescoping ratcheting handle, and a power drill adapter. Tailor your speed to the situation at hand, ensuring efficient and effective response.
The adjustable ratchet handle extends from 12 to 18 inches, providing unmatched lifting leverage. The innovative bi-directional design enables shuttle operation for consecutive descending users, enhancing overall efficiency.
The core of this system lies in its 7/16" lifeline – a robust sheathed-core kernmantle rope known for its durability and strength. Engineered to withstand moisture and abrasion, it remains steadfast in challenging environments. Complemented by lightweight aluminum alloy connectors, the lifeline guarantees both durability and ease of use.
Versatility is key, as the UniDrive 500' Rescue System is suitable for a variety of applications, from cell tower installations to wind energy turbine maintenance. Designed to facilitate self-rescue, assisted-rescue, and non-personnel vertical lifting, it adapts to diverse scenarios effortlessly.
Kit also available in a 50' training / demo length.
Components of the Assisted and Self-Rescue Device
- 500' kernmantle rope lifeline
- UniDrive device featuring a powder-coated aluminum housing
- Centrifugal force brake system ensuring a controlled descent
- Paired belay hooks for enhanced user command
- Set of 3 aluminum carabiners, including a swiveling attachment carabiner
- 6' pass-through choker anchor for secure attachment
- 28" storage bag designed for easy backpack-style carrying
Elevate your fall protection retrieval system with the UniDrive 500' Lifeline – engineered for reliability and optimized for swift, secure rescues.