This invention belongs to the field of high-altitude
work safety protection technology, specifically disclosing a double-hook
interlocking attachment device, including a safety suit, two safety ropes, and two hooks. The hooks are connected to the back of the safety suit via the safety ropes. An intelligent
locking mechanism is provided between the locking tongue and the hook body of the hook, which is electrically connected to a main unit fixed to the back of the safety suit. Under the control of the main unit, only one hook's intelligent
locking mechanism can be in the unlocked state at any given time. When a
pressure sensor detects pressure and the main unit allows unlocking, the hook can be opened; when the main unit determines that it should be locked according to the
interlocking logic, it locks the hook by self-locking with a
servo motor after power failure or by driving an arc-shaped toothed plate to mesh with a locking gear using a
telescopic cylinder. This invention also includes a secondary unit for monitoring the safety
rope posture, a real-time audible and visual alarm for early warning, and
remote control via a remote controller, achieving forced
interlocking, intelligent sensing, and remote monitoring of the double hooks, fundamentally eliminating the
safety risk of both hooks opening simultaneously.