JECH JE145002N Full body Safety Harness, 45mm polyester,Dring with back pad Green/Black

Key specs include: webbing width 45 mm, maximum user weight 100 kg, minimum breaking strength of 25 kN for the D‑rings, five adjustable points (chest, shoulders, and thighs), dorsal EN361 D‑ring, front chest EN1497 D‑ring, side D‑rings, quick‑release buckles, and a mesh back pad with a back plate for comfort and protection.

1) Inspect the harness for wear or damage. 2) Put it on by stepping into the leg straps and pulling the waist belt up. 3) Adjust the chest strap, shoulder straps, and thigh straps for a snug, comfortable fit. 4) Ensure the dorsal D‑ring aligns between the shoulder blades and the chest D‑ring sits at the center of the chest. 5) Check that all quick‑release buckles are securely fastened and that there is no slack in the straps. 6) Perform a quick fit test by standing and moving to confirm nothing shifts or binds.

The harness includes a dorsal D‑ring conforming to EN361 (fall arrest) and side/front D‑rings conforming to EN1497. EN361 indicates suitability for fall arrest on the back, while EN1497 covers rescue and other positioning scenarios with chest and side connections. The D‑rings have a minimum breaking strength of 25 kN, ensuring strong performance under load.

Use cases include construction and maintenance work at height, industrial plant inspections, cleaning and glazing at elevation, wind turbine maintenance, tower work, and rescue operations where a secure fall‑arrest system is required.

If you’re evaluating alternatives on Fepy, you can consider: 1) Full Body Safety Harness EN361 25kN (https://fepy.com/product/en361-full-body-safety-harness-25kn) which emphasizes back‑D‑ring fall arrest performance. 2) Pro Rescue Full Body Safety Harness EN361 EN1497 (https://fepy.com/product/pro-rescue-full-body-safety-harness-en361-en1497) which combines EN361/EN1497 compliance for fall arrest and rescue use. 3) Maintenance/Rescue Harness 100 kg EN361 EN1497 (https://fepy.com/product/maintenance-rescue-harness-100kg-en361-en1497) for higher‑weight applications and mixed EN requirements. These options enable you to compare D‑ring configurations, adjustability, and weight ratings relative to the JE145002N.

Before use: inspect for wear, frayed threads, or damaged hardware. During donning: ensure correct strap routing, snug fit, and that all buckles engage properly. Check D‑rings for secure attachment points and confirm no strap is twisted. In operation: use dorsal D‑ring for fall arrest, chest D‑ring for positioning or rescue tasks, and side D‑rings only as specified. After use: clean if needed, store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and chemicals, and regularly inspect for signs of wear.

Regularly inspect the harness for cracks, fraying, or damaged stitching. Clean with mild soap and water if needed; avoid aggressive solvents that could degrade webbing. Dry completely before storage. Store away from heat, chemicals, and sharp edges. Do not use if any part shows signs of wear or damage. Replace immediately if compromised.

Yes, the JE145002N is designed for fall arrest and rescue tasks, featuring both dorsal and frontal D‑rings and side D‑rings to accommodate various rescue configurations. Ensure you follow your organization’s rescue procedures and the EN1497‑compliant components when planning a rescue operation.

It combines 45 mm durable polyester webbing, multiple adjustable points for a customized fit, quick‑release buckles for ease of use, a breathable mesh back pad for comfort, and EN361/EN1497‑compliant D‑rings with a 25 kN breaking strength, all while supporting users up to 100 kg. These features address both safety and comfort, potentially reducing downtime and increasing productivity on height‑work tasks.

The harness offers five adjustable points (chest, shoulder, and thigh straps) to accommodate a range of body sizes. To achieve a proper fit, adjust each strap so the D‑rings sit in the correct positions and the webbing lies flat without gaps. Recheck fit after movement or after re‑donning.

Do not exceed the 100 kg maximum user weight. Avoid exposure to sharp edges, extreme heat, chemicals, or prolonged sunlight that can degrade webbing. Regularly inspect for wear and tear, and replace if damaged. Ensure that the harness is used in conjunction with a compatible lanyard, anchor, and fall‑arrest system and that trained personnel supervise their use in high‑risk environments.

For standards, consult EN361 for fall arrest and EN1497 for rescue/positioning scenarios to understand D‑ring configurations and performance. In workplace safety programs, follow manufacturer guidelines, supervisor instructions, and applicable local regulations to ensure proper use, inspection, and maintenance.