VEVOR 2200 lb Electric Hoist, PA1000 with 14 ft Wired and 328 ft Wireless Control

Description

2200 lb Electric Hoist, PA1000 with 14 ft Wired and 328 ft Wireless Control

This is a 2200 lb electric hoist for lifting loads vertically in a garage, workshop or shed. The motor runs on 110 V and drives a steel cable through a pulley block. It is controlled by 14 ft wired handle plus 328 ft wireless remote, and it is meant to lift, hold and lower a load on a hook, not to pull it sideways.

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Single line versus double line

The capacity printed on the supplier table and the number on the control graphic can look different, because the load rating changes with the way the cable is run. On a single line, the hook hangs directly from the cable and the hoist lifts 1100 lb to 40 ft / 12 m. When the cable is doubled through the supplied pulley hook, two cable runs share the load, the rating rises to 2200 lb and the travel halves to 20 ft / 6 m. Decide which mode you need before buying: the heavier rating costs you half the lifting height.

Control

Both controls are fitted: a 14 ft wired handle and a 328 ft wireless remote, each with its own emergency switch. The control includes an emergency stop, and the motor has a limit switch at the top of travel so the hook stops instead of pulling into the housing.

Brake and holding

The hoist has an auto-brake: when the motor stops, the brake holds the load where it is, so releasing the button does not drop the hook. That is what makes a hoist different from a rope puller. It also means the load stays suspended if the power is cut, so never stand or work underneath a hanging load.

Mounting and first use

Mount the hoist to a beam or bracket rated for the load you intend to lift, not to a shelf or a timber rafter that was never designed for it. Check that the cable runs straight from the drum to the hook without rubbing on the frame. Run the empty hook up to the limit switch once, then down, before the first load. Inspect the cable for kinks or broken strands before each use.

What it is used for

Garage hoists are commonly used for engines and gearboxes, ATV and motorcycle lifts, deer and game, bicycles and kayaks on ceiling racks, and heavy boxed stock that should not be carried up a ladder. The single-line rating is the one to use for a straight vertical pull unless you have rigged the double line.

Safety notes

Never lift people. Never exceed the rating for the line configuration in use. Keep hands and feet clear of the load path, and do not walk or work under a suspended load. Do not use the hoist to drag a load sideways or to pull a vehicle. Check the mounting and the cable before each session.

Wholesale pricing

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