Petzl

VOLT European Version

The Petzl VOLT European Version is a comfortable fall arrest and positioning harness with five attachment points, developed for work at height. It features an integrated LADDER CLIMB attachment, making it easier and safer to move along vertical rail systems or cable-based fall arrest systems.

The harness is quickly put on with FAST buckles and easily adjusted with DOUBLEBACK buckles which hold the setting all day long. The ergonomic design with padded and ventilated zones provides high comfort for prolonged work. The LADDER CLIMB attachment allows for optimal load distribution when climbing and automatically moves to a safe position in case of a fall. Clever details such as retractable side attachment points, equipment loops and a parking system for connectors make the harness practical in demanding work environments.

Areas of use

Ideal for work on masts, towers and steel structures, as well as for work where movement along vertical fall arrest systems is required.

Specifications

• Type: Fall arrest and work positioning harness
• Certifications: CE EN 361, CE EN 358, CE EN 813
• Material: Nylon, polyester, aluminium, steel
• Buckles: FAST (quick-release buckles), DOUBLEBACK (self-locking)
• Equipment attachments: 5 gear loops, 2 CARITOOL/TOOLBAG retainers

Sizes

Size 0: Waist 65–80 cm, legs 44–59 cm, body length 160–180 cm, weight 1935 g

Size 1: Waist 70–93 cm, leg 47–62 cm, torso length 165–185 cm, weight 2000 g

Size 2: Waist 83–120 cm, Legs 50–65 cm, Body Length 175–200 cm, Weight 2070 g

FAQ

What is the LADDER CLIMB mount?

It is a ventral attachment point used for connecting a fall arrester when moving along vertical rails or cable systems.

What happens in the event of a fall when LADDER CLIMB is used?

The attachment point automatically moves upwards to a safer position, providing a more upright posture after a fall.

Is the harness comfortable for all-day work?

Yes, it is designed with padded and breathable materials, as well as an ergonomic fit for long-lasting comfort.