L01 LEZARD Helivac lanyard with securing of the drop-off/recovery phases

The LEZARD lanyard is designed for helivac at altitude. It allows the drop-off/recovery phases to be secured thanks to an adjustable arm that can be instantly ejected to free the victim, the rescuer and the helicopter if the latter needs to suddenly leave its stationary position. Handling the LEZARD helivac lanyard is easy thanks to the instant identification of the color-coded attachment elements and the very quick and precise adjustment of the adjustable arm with the ADJUST rope adjuster.

Description
Designed for helivac at altitude:
- on the metal frame, a large upper hole for rapid attachment of the helicopter winch
- adjustable arm allows its length to be adjusted for connecting to the belay station
- double lower end allows the rescuer and victim to be connected
- carabiner fixed to the metal frame to attach a litter
It allows the drop-off/recovery phases to be secured: if the helicopter needs to suddenly leave its stationary position, the adjustable arm instantly ejects to free the victim, rescuer and the helicopter

Easy manipulation:
- instant identification of the attachment elements, thanks to their color coding
- very quick and precise length adjustment of the adjustable arm, thanks to the ergonomic shape of the ADJUST rope adjuster
- facilitated clipping due to connectors held in correct position
Lanyard in low-stretch kernmantel rope allows optimal deployment (1)

NOTE: Because of the specificity of the LEZARD helivac lanyard, training on how to use the product is mandatory, through Petzl or a certified body.

(1) The LEZARD helivac lanyard does not have an energy absorber. It should thus only be used if the fall factor is less than 1 (used below the anchor point).

The LEZARD was developed by Petzl and based on a patent filed by Jean-Louis Rocourt.

Specifications
Weight: 880 g
Certification(s): CE
Material(s): aluminum, stainless steel, nylon, elastomer

PETZL

Petzl is a French manufacturer of climbing gear, caving gear, work-at-height equipment, and headlamps based in Crolles (near Grenoble), France. The company was created by the cave explorer Fernand Petzl in the mid-1970s. Their three specialties are: Vertical sports: equipment for mountaineering, climbing, caving, etc. Work at height and rescue: solutions for progression and safety in difficult-access worksites and in technical rescue. Headlamps/head torches that provide hands free lighting.

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