Electric Motor (most common): Typically single-phase or three-phase motors.
Power Rating: Usually 2 HP to 5 HP (Horsepower), depending on the lifting capacity.
Voltage: 220V (single-phase) or 415V (three-phase).
Diesel Engine (in remote/off-grid sites): Used where electricity isn't available.
Wire Rope Drum or Chain Drive: Driven by the motor, it winds or unwinds the wire rope or chain attached to the load-carrying platform or cage.
Gearbox: Transfers and multiplies torque from the motor to lift heavy loads.
Ranges from 300 kg to 1000 kg depending on the design.
Typically designed to lift cement bags, bricks, sand buckets, etc.
Generally used for 3 to 10 stories, but can be customized for more.
Lift speed is around 1020 meters per minute.
Manual Pendant Control or Remote Switch to control lifting and lowering.
Includes emergency stop and safety limit switches.
Overload Protection
Brake System: Electromagnetic or mechanical brake to hold the load in place when stopped.
Limit Switches: Prevent over-travel of the hoist.
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