390 Tower Access Harness

In conjunction with transmission line rope access pioneer Reed Thorne of Ropes That Rescue and western utilities like Pacific Gas & Electric, Yates has designed the 390 harness to meet the needs of the transmission tower worker who is now utilizing rope access techniques.  From external short haul helicopter work to technical rope access, to rescue use, this harness does it all.

A 9” wide anatomical waist pad features dual density foam for excellent comfort and added back support.  Also features 1" utility webbing for threading accessories like the Yates 453 bag, 583 bag, or other accessories for easy access to your equipment.

The harness is easily adjustable for variations in clothing by use of camlock buckles and features attachment points at waist, hips, chest, back (lumbar) and back (dorsal). Extra-large lineman style side positioning rings allow the user to easily make connections to the belt.

A chest ascender is not included with the 390, but the CAS-1 Adjustable Chest Ascender Strap is so you can have your choice of hardware.

A Kevlar version for welding at height (390KA) as well as the Arc Flash rated 390FRA and 390FRC are also available depending on the user’s needs.

NEW Deferentially cut duel Layer extra wide waist 9" waist pad system for added lumbar support. The outer layer of the waist pad is constructed of stiff high-density foam for support while the inside layer is made from softer foam for comfort.

Multiple connectors may be attached to D rings on the harness provided that the connectors are compatible and the integrity of any fall protection system is maintained. Applications requiring multiple connectors to a D ring must be assessed for compatibility by and used under the supervision of a competent person.
Yates Gear permits the attachment of multiple positioning lanyards/straps to the lateral (side) D rings under the supervision of a competent person when the user is utilizing an appropriate fall arrest system.