Yes. The Miller MTL-OHW2-22/6FT TurboLite+ is a twin (dual-leg) web personal fall limiter that gives you 100% tie-off: because it has two independent 6 ft retracting lifelines, you can always keep one leg anchored while you reconnect the other, so you're never unprotected as you move between anchor points. It's compact and lightweight — reducing required fall clearance compared with a shock-absorbing lanyard — and connects to a harness back D-ring or an anchor point. It carries an ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 1 rating and meets OSHA and CSA standards, supporting up to 420 lb (190.5 kg) per OSHA (310 lb / 141 kg under ANSI/CSA). That makes it well suited to construction, manufacturing, telecom, and wind-energy work at height, and it ships with free shipping.

The Miller TurboLite+ MTL-OHW2-22 meets or exceeds OSHA and is certified to ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 1, and it also meets CSA Z259.2.2 standards for the Canadian market. Class 1 identifies a self-retracting device intended for overhead anchorage (at or above the wearer's dorsal/back D-ring), where free fall is limited. It is TAA compliant, with country of origin Mexico.

The Miller MTL-OHW2-22 is a "twin" PFL because it has two separate retracting legs that join at a single G2 Twin Connector on your harness. This enables 100% tie-off: when you need to move past an obstruction or relocate to a new anchor, you clip the second leg on before releasing the first, so you stay continuously connected and never off-anchor. Twin SRLs are the standard solution for climbing or moving along a structure, where a single lifeline would force a moment of disconnection.

The Miller TurboLite+ MTL-OHW2-22 supports up to 420 lb (190.5 kg) under OSHA, and is rated to 310 lb (141 kg) under ANSI Z359.14-2021 and CSA. That capacity is the combined weight of the worker plus tools and equipment. The 420 lb figure is the OSHA maximum; the 310 lb figure is the ANSI/CSA-certified maximum working capacity — use the rating that applies to your jurisdiction and safety program. The unit connector has a breaking strength of 3,600 pound-force.

ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 1 means the Miller TurboLite+ MTL-OHW2-22 is designed to be anchored overhead — at or above the wearer's dorsal (back) D-ring — where free fall is limited. Class 1 SRLs are the standard choice when a suitable overhead anchor point is available. This is different from Class 2 devices, which are built and tested for foot-level anchorage and for a lifeline running over a sharp leading edge. Use this Class 1 twin unit when your anchor points are overhead.

The Miller MTL-OHW2-22/6FT uses two 6 ft Vectran polyester web lifelines that are strong and abrasion-resistant. At the harness end, both legs join through a carabiner with a G2 Twin Connector; at the anchorage end, each leg terminates in a large steel locking rebar hook. Those rebar (scaffold) hooks let you clip directly onto rebar, scaffolding tubes, and other large-diameter structural members that a standard snap hook won't fit. An integral swivel reduces lifeline twisting as you move, and the housing is high-impact-resistant nylon.

No. The Miller MTL-OHW2-22 is an ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 1 device, meaning it must be anchored overhead (at or above the dorsal D-ring) and is not rated for foot-level anchorage or for a lifeline running over a sharp leading edge. For those applications you need a Class 2, leading-edge–rated self-retracting lifeline (for example, Miller's TurboLite+ Edge). Choose the MTL-OHW2-22 when a proper overhead anchor point is available.

The Miller MTL-OHW2-22 uses a quick-activating stainless steel braking mechanism: each lifeline pays out and retracts freely during normal movement, but a sudden acceleration (a fall) locks the mechanism almost instantly to arrest you over a short distance. Because the arrest is compact, it reduces the fall clearance you need beneath you compared with a shock-absorbing lanyard. It also has a visual load indicator that changes appearance once the device has arrested a fall or been shock-loaded, signaling that the unit must be removed from service.

Vectran is a high-strength, high-modulus liquid-crystal polymer fiber used in the TurboLite+ MTL-OHW2-22 lifeline webbing. It gives each web lifeline excellent tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and durability while staying light and flexible. In practice that means low-bulk lifelines that resist jobsite wear and hold up to repeated retraction cycles, contributing to the unit's long service life. The labels are also UV-resistant and scratch-proof for readability over time.

Two things set it apart: dual legs and compact arrest. A single SRL or a shock-absorbing lanyard forces a moment of disconnection when you move to a new anchor; the MTL-OHW2-22's two independent legs give you continuous 100% tie-off so you're always attached while repositioning. And unlike a shock-absorbing lanyard, which allows a longer free fall and deployment, this self-retracting unit keeps the lifeline taut and arrests a fall over a short distance — reducing the fall clearance needed below you. It's an ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 1 device rated to 420 lb (OSHA) / 310 lb (ANSI/CSA), built for overhead anchorage.

The Miller MTL-OHW2-22/6FT TurboLite+ web self-retracting lifeline with twin steel rebar hooks (6 ft, Black) is available from Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) with free shipping. It is the current replacement for the discontinued MFLB-4-Z7/6FT and MFLC-4-Z7/6FT, and is part of Miller's redesigned PLUS family, aligning with current Honeywell Miller harnesses for mix-and-match protection. It is a twin, ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 1 device rated to 420 lb (OSHA) that provides 100% tie-off, and it is TAA compliant with country of origin Mexico.