FallTech CTR Class 2 Leading Edge Cable SRL, 20 to 60 ft

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FallTech CTR Series

CTR Class 2 Leading Edge Cable SRL, 20 to 60 ft

The FallTech CTR Class 2 Leading Edge SRL carries a heavier 7/32 in galvanized steel wire rope lifeline rated to 3,600 lb minimum static strength, in 20, 30, and 60 ft lengths with a steel swivel snap hook. Class 2 rating covers work where an overhead anchor is not available, including foot-level tie-off and leading edge exposure.

It brings the CTR series value formula to edge work: rugged housing, smooth payout with reduced nuisance lockups, and an integrated energy absorber sized for the higher loads of a leading edge arrest. Certified to ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 2 and CSA Z259.2.2-2017 per the declarations of conformity linked below.

FallTech 7237LE CTR SRL with galvanized cable and swivel snap hook
3,600 lbMinimum Static Strength
1,350 lbMaximum Average Arrest Force
Class 2 LEFoot-Level and Edge Rated
7/32 inGalvanized Cable Diameter
3 Lengths20, 30, and 60 ft Options
130-310 lbANSI User Capacity
ANSI Z359.142021 Class 2 Certified
CSA Z259.2.2Canadian Certification

Who Needs This Product

Crews working near unprotected edges without overhead anchorage: deck installers, formwork and rebar crews, bridge and precast work, and anyone anchoring at foot level. Class 2 devices are tested for the sharp-edge loading and greater free fall that leading edge work creates, which a Class 1 device is never rated to take. The heavier 7/32 in cable and edge-rated energy absorber are what buy that rating.

Features

Class 2 leading edge rating

Tested per ANSI Z359.14-2021 for foot-level tie-off and lifeline loading over an edge, the failure mode that destroys non-LE devices.

Heavier 7/32 in lifeline

The leading edge cable is a full size heavier than the Class 1 CTR, maintaining 3,600 lb minimum static strength through edge contact.

Integrated energy absorber

A leg-end energy absorber manages the higher arrest loads of foot-level falls and keeps forces on the worker at or under 1,350 lb average.

Rugged CTR housing

The same jobsite-proof housing and steel-reinforced carry handle as the Class 1, built for daily staging and transport.

Optimized movement

The internal mechanism reduces nuisance lockups at natural working speeds, so the cable follows you across the deck instead of fighting you.

Steel swivel snap hook

The swivel leg-end connection prevents lifeline twist during horizontal movement along the edge.

Safety first. Leading edge work is the most demanding SRL application. Anchor and rig exactly per the MSRD29 instruction manual, respect the setback and clearance tables on the device labels, and remember that foot-level tie-off needs substantially more fall clearance than overhead anchorage. Use the calculator below and the manual's clearance charts together.

Compliance Standards

ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 2

Certified as a Class 2 leading edge SRL per the declaration of conformity, tested for edge loading and foot-level anchorage.

OSHA 1926.502 and 1910.66

Satisfies OSHA requirements for personal fall arrest system connecting devices in construction and general industry.

CSA Z259.2.2-2017

Certified to the Canadian standard for self-retracting devices; the declaration lists the 30 ft tested configuration.

ANSI/ISEA 125-2014 Level 2

Conformity assessed within the scope of ISO/IEC 17025:2005 at the FallTech lab.

Applications

Leading edge deckingMetal deck and concrete deck installation where the lifeline can load over the edge.
Foot-level tie-offWork where the only anchorage available sits at walking surface height.
Bridge and precastEdge-exposed structural work with long horizontal runs covered by the 60 ft length.
Formwork and rebarCast-in-place work at slab edges where Class 1 devices are not rated.
Steel erectionConnectors and detail crews moving along beams and edges.
Canadian jobsitesCSA Z259.2.2 certification covers crews under Canadian regulation.

How to Use

A Class 2 SRL can anchor at foot level, but rigging discipline and clearance planning decide whether it can do its job.

  1. Inspect first. Check housing, lifeline, energy absorber, hook, and indicators per the MSRD29 manual before every use, with extra attention to the cable after any edge contact.
  2. Anchor per the manual. Connect to an anchorage meeting OSHA strength requirements at foot level or above, positioned to limit swing along the edge.
  3. Connect and verify. Attach the swivel snap hook to the dorsal D-ring and confirm both gates are closed and locked.
  4. Respect the setback. Follow the label's edge setback and perpendicular-work requirements so a fall loads the lifeline as tested.
  5. Verify clearance. Foot-level arrest needs far more clearance than overhead work; use the label charts and the manual's clearance section before the first connection, based on the delivery location of the anchor.

Inspection and Service Life

OSHA requires inspection before each use, and ANSI Z359.14-2021 adds formal inspection by a competent person at intervals set by the manufacturer. Log formal inspections so the service history follows the device.

  • Housing: check the glass-reinforced nylon shell and carrying handle for cracks, deformation, and missing fasteners
  • Lifeline: extend the full working length and check the galvanized cable for kinks, birdcaging, broken wires, and corrosion
  • Energy absorber: verify the armored shock pack shell is intact and the fall indicator has not deployed
  • Hooks: confirm the swivel snap hook and anchorage carabiner gates close, lock, and swivel freely
  • Labels: verify all labels are present and legible, including the fall clearance table

Remove the device from service immediately if it has arrested a fall, if the load indicator shows deployment, or if any inspection point fails, and destroy retired equipment so it cannot return to service.

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Technical Specifications

TypeClass 2 Leading Edge Self-Retracting Lifeline, Cable
SKU7237LE
Lifeline7/32" galvanized steel wire rope; 3,600 lb min. static strength
HousingGlass-reinforced nylon with steel-reinforced carry handle
Energy AbsorberIntegrated leg-end energy absorber, edge rated
ConnectorSteel swivel snap hook; steel anchorage carabiner
Average Arrest Force1,350 lb maximum
ANSI User Capacity130 to 310 lb including clothing and tools
StandardsANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 2; OSHA 1926.502 and 1910.66; CSA Z259.2.2-2017
Available Configurations723720LE (20 ft), 723730LE (30 ft), 723760LE (60 ft)
WarrantyFallTech 2-year manufacturer warranty, honored through Fall Protection Distributors

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a Class 2 SRL different from Class 1?
Class 2 devices under ANSI Z359.14-2021 are tested for applications without overhead anchorage: foot-level tie-off, greater free fall, and lifeline loading over an edge. The CTR Class 2 LE runs a heavier 7/32 in cable and an edge-rated energy absorber to pass those tests; a Class 1 device is never rated for that exposure.
What lengths does the CTR Class 2 LE come in?
Three lengths: 20 ft (723720LE), 30 ft (723730LE), and 60 ft (723760LE), all with the 7/32 in galvanized steel lifeline and steel swivel snap hook.
Can I tie off at my feet with this SRL?
Yes. Class 2 rating covers foot-level anchorage, which is its main reason to exist. Plan clearance carefully: foot-level arrest adds free fall distance, and the fall clearance charts on the device label and in the MSRD29 manual give the required numbers by setup.
What standards does the CTR Class 2 LE meet?
ANSI Z359.14-2021 as a Class 2 leading edge SRL and CSA Z259.2.2-2017, per the declarations of conformity linked below, and it satisfies OSHA 1926.502 and 1910.66. The declarations list the 30 ft configuration as the tested item.
What is the user capacity?
130 to 310 lb including clothing and tools per ANSI Z359.14-2021, with average arrest force limited to 1,350 lb.
How much clearance does foot-level tie-off need?
More than any other configuration: the fall includes free fall to the edge plus deceleration below it. The device label carries the required clearance table by anchorage height and setback, and our free calculator below walks the full calculation.
How often does the CTR LE need inspection?
Before each use, with formal competent-person inspection per the MSRD29 manual schedule. After any edge contact or arrest event, remove it from service until a competent person clears or retires it.

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FallTech 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty. FallTech warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for two years from the date of purchase. Fall Protection Distributors, LLC passes the full manufacturer warranty through to the original purchaser.

About FallTech

FallTech is a well-known brand that provides reliable fall protection solutions. Based in Compton, CA, it is committed to maintaining every product's highest safety and quality standards. FallTech is an accredited manufacturer under ISO 9001:2015 and has an in-house test lab accredited under ISO 17025, which ensures that every product undergoes rigorous testing to comply with ANSI, C.S.A., and OSHA standards. Their product range includes full-body harnesses, shock-absorbing lanyards, anchors, and self-retracting lifelines (S.R.L.s), all designed and built in the U.S.A. to minimize exposure to fall arrest forces. FallTech is a brand dedicated to saving lives through superior fall protection engineering and uncompromising quality. One of their core values is to "never overpromise, yet always overdeliver." Many customers ask for FallTech products by name, and substitutions are prohibited. The brand has a reputation for providing comprehensive fall protection solutions that meet the highest safety standards and is committed to delivering on its promises.

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