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Receiving, handling and storage
10
Lifting and moving
There are a number of methods that can
be used in handling the type Vector®
manual group-operated switch that, when
properly employed, will not damage the
type Vector manual group-operated
switch. The handling method used will be
determined by conditions and available
equipment at the installation site.
The lifting method used in handling the
type Vector manual group-operated switch
is achieved via the single point hoist
bracket. When properly employed, this
method of handling will not damage the
type Vector manual group-operated
switch.
Forklift trucks may be used prior to
removal of wooden skids. Verify the forklift
blades pass completely through the
wooden skid underneath the type Vector
manual group-operated switch.
Each type Vector manual group-operated
switch has a provision for attaching lifting
cables. The single point hoist bracket is
installed on the tested balance point of the
type Vector group-operated switch. Refer
to the type Vector group-operated switch
nameplate for the weight.
Lifting type Vector manual group-
operated switch with crane
Recommended lifting of type Vector
manual group-operated switch is by means
of cable connected to an overhead crane
or bucket truck. The cable is connected to
the single-point lift bracket on the top of
the type Vector manual group-operated
switch.
Storage
If at all possible, install the type Vector
manual group-operated switch at the
permanent location even though it may be
some time before the equipment is used. It
is also recommended that the type Vector
manual group-operated switch receive
periodic inspection during storage.
Heavy weight.
Can result in death, serious injury or property damage.
Observe all handling instructions in this instruction manual to
prevent tipping or dropping of equipment.
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