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AVERTISSEMENT :
utilisés pour déplacer une charge maximale équivalente ou inférieure à sa
capacité nominale. Une surcharge de l'appareil peut entraîner
l'endommagement du système et d'autres biens, des blessures graves, voire
la mort.
Working Load Limit (WLL)
The Working Load Limit (WLL) of any hoist is the maximum load capacity that a user may apply
to a hoist or a hoist system.
All Prodigy hoists have a Working Load Limit. This is identified on the product label on the side
of the motor box. All Prodigy FlyPipe hoists have a Working Load Limit of 225 kg (500 lb).
Prodigy Working Load Limits include a design-safety factor.
WARNING:
Hoist Specifications
The FlyPipe hoist is made up of three different types of sections. Each hoist consists of Drive and
End sections and up to four Span sections. The self-climbing hoist provides strut channel on the
underside of the hoist body from which you can hang fixtures, curtains, or other equipment.
CAUTION:
Prodigy FlyPipe. Only use channel nuts without springs.
Motor box
Limit switches
Drive section
Interface with Building
Strut channel (i.e. Unistrut® - provided by others) attaches directly to the building
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structure
Each pair of lift lines (TwinLine) terminate to an adjustable tension beam clamp (TwinLine
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clamp), which attaches to the strut channel
Physical Dimensions
Drive Section: 3.4 m (11 ft)
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Span Section: 3.05 m (10 ft)
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End Section: 2.13 m (7 ft)
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Motor Box:
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1HP Motor: 527 mm (21 in) H x 357 mm (14 in) W x 357 mm (14 in) L
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1.5HP Motor: 686 mm (27 in) H x 457 mm (18 in) W x 357 mm (14 in) L
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Overview
Les porteuse de Prodigy doivent uniquement être
NEVER exceed the Working Load Limit for any hoist.
Using channel hardware with springs can cause severe damage to
TwinLine
TwinLine clamp
SafeStop device
Span section
Splice plate
and cover
End section
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