This Retractable Instrument Tether secures your instrument, preventing loss and damage while allowing easy extension. Available in multiple forces to match the weight of your instrument.
- Designed for heavy instruments
- RT3 Series with two QC-II Accessories Included
- Locking Mechanism
- Clamp-On Multi-Mount; Multi-Axis Rotation—Attaches to pants or belts up to 2 1/4”
- Includes barrel-lock lanyard & 1" split ring
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Specifications
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- Nylon/Kevlar Line
- Stainless Steel Spring and Hardware
- 80 lbs. Breaking Strength
- Non-Locking Version
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Mounting System
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Rotating Belt Clip Mount (RT3-75XX)
- Stainless steel belt clip securely attaches to belts (up to 2”) or pants.
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New Multi-Mount System (RT3-75XX)
- Clamps on securely attaches to belts
(up to 2 1/4”)
- Option 1: 360 degree rotating clamp-on belt clip
- Option 2: Dual-axis rotation clamp-on belt clip
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Retracting End Type (All Models)
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Quick Connect (Q/C-II)
- Quickly and easily disconnect Mic from Gear Keeper.
- Included Accessory:
Q/C-II Split Ring (AC0-0911)
Q/C-II Lanyard w/ Barrel Lock (AC0-0912)
- See Other Available Accessories
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Usage Notes (All Models)
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There are two ways in which to use a Gear Keeper Instrument Tether
Safety Tether – A lower force Gear Keeper is used to provide minimal resistance on the instrument, yet will protect the instrument from damage or loss. In this case the instrument must be stored in a holster when not being used
This method is most often used when the instrument is held out for a long period of time and the user wishes to have minimal force pulling on the instrument.
In most cases it is necessary to use the lanyard extension, which allows easy storage of the instrument in a holster.
Retractor – The Gear Keeper retractor matches the weight of the instrument to suspend and secure it during use.
This method is most often used when the users just wishes to grab the instrument, then let it go when they are done. There are no hassles with storing the instrument and productivity is increased.
In most cases the instrument is attached to the Gear Keeper with the Q/C-II Split Ring accessory to minimize dangle length.
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