Does the T-500 Kit Tether Match the Standalone Anti-Loss Leash?

When a small accessory goes missing, its name is often the only clue left in the packing list. A T-500 owner looking for the kit tether may see a separately listed anti-loss leash and assume the two entries refer to the same part. The descriptions establish which items appear in the catalogue. A replacement decision needs a part number or written confirmation for the exact kit version.

Start with the list for your kit

The TRIMIX T-500 listing includes an item called an “anti-lost rope” in the T-500 A kit description. The standalone TRIMIX Anti-Loss Leash listing describes one black leash and asks the buyer to confirm how it attaches and fits the equipment. The separate listing does not explicitly identify the leash as the accessory supplied with T-500 A. If the packing list from your purchase gives a part number, include it in the inquiry.

Send the details that resolve the match

• Identify the kit and any visible revision or purchase reference. Note when a cylinder or carrier was later replaced.
• Describe the accessory you are replacing and send clear photos of the original accessory, equipment or its identification, if available.
• Ask which standalone part matches the kit and which equipment models or attachment points are covered by its documentation.
• Request the accessory’s intended role and documented limits for the actual configuration.

The T-500 user manual provides the model context for that inquiry. Give the supplier the manual and the actual equipment identity together if you are unsure which version you have. Keep any confirmed replacement part number alongside the record for the kit.

Use the answer to compare orders

If the response confirms a match, compare the replacement’s part number and scope with the written description of what was supplied originally. If it instead identifies a different accessory, ask whether the original replacement is available or whether another specific part is documented for your exact kit. Keep questions about equipment retention, load or safety roles tied to their own documented limits.

Ask TRIMIX to identify the correct anti-loss accessory with the T-500 kit designation and the components you currently own. That prepares a message you can review before sending.

Evergreen buying guide checked November 11, 2026. Listing publication metadata gives September 25, 2026 for the T-500 and October 15, 2026 for the leash. The T-500 manual is undated.