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High Efficient Energy-Saving Electric Chain Hoi EPT (EHB TYPE)

Characteristic
1. With suspension hook. push, geared or electric trolley.
2. Standard lift height 3 m, control cable 2.5m
3. Operating voltage 220-440V, 50/60Hz, 1-3 phase
4. Low voltage control 36V is standard.
5. High efficient energy-saving motor, asbestos free brake system.
6. High tensile aluminium alloy cover is light in construction, offers strong corrosion resistance.
7. Top and bottom hooks are fitted with safety latches as standard.
8. Drop forged steel suspension & load hooks are heat treated and fracture resistant. In case of dangerous overloading or abuse, the hook does not fracture but will slowly yield.
9. Solid chain bucket.
10. Super strong surface hardened chain
11. Limit switch devices fitted at both top & bottom ends, switch off power automatically to prevent load chain from running out.
12. The unique friction clutch overload protection, which protects the unit from overloading.
13. High quality electric components with safety protection.
 

Model			EHB0571	EHB005	EHB571	EHB571	EHB571	EHB030	EHB050
Capacity                                     t			0.25	0.5	1	2	2.5	3	5
Lifting Speed                             m/min			14/3.5	7.6/2.5	5/1.7	2.5/0.85	5.2/1.7	5.2/1.7	2.6/0.85
Duty Class			M6	M5	M5	M4	M5	M4	M
Hoi EPT Motor                                 kw			0.85/0.21	0.9/0.3	1.1/0.37	1.1/0.37	3.0/1.0	3.0/1.0	3.0/1.0
ED                                              %			60	60	60	60	60	60	60
Standard Lift                               m			3	3	3	3	3	3	3
Load Chain			5 X 15	6.3 X 19	8 X 24	8 X 24	11.2 X 34	11.2 X 34	11.2 X 34
Load Chain Falls			1	1	1	2	1	1	2
Proof Load                                   Kg			275	550	1100	2200	2750	3300	5500
Main Dimensions	C		490	495	530	590	595	595	860
	D		610	610	630	780	780	780	870
	a	Single-speed	592	592	592	592	694	694	694
		Dual-speed	592	632	652	652	807	807	807
		Inverter	592	622	622	622	694	694	694
	b		276	276	276	276	430	430	430
	d	Single-speed	273	273	273	273	336	336	336
		Dual-speed	273	303	303	303	336	336	336
		Inverter	303	303	303	303	336	336	336
	e	Single-speed	319	319	319	319	358	358	358
		Dual-speed	319	329	349	349	471	471	471
		Inverter	319	319	319	319	358	358	358
	g		31	31	38	45	45	45	61
	h		142	142	142	185	185	185	240
	i		102	102	102	165	165	165	110
	j		415	420	430	482	487	487	665

ALWAYS:
• Store and handle power operated blocks correctly.
• Inspect the block and accessories before use and before placing into storage.
• For top hook suspension, use hooks that are fitted with safety catches or mouse the hook and ensure the support fits freely into the seat of the hook.
• For trolley suspension, ensure the trolley is correctly set for the beam width.
• Check that the bottom hook will reach its lowe EPT point without running the chain or rope fully out.
• Raise the load ju EPT clear then halt the lift to ensure the integrity of the block before continuing with the lift. If the block has more than one speed, start in the slow speed.

NEVER:
• Expose power operated blocks to chemicals, particularly acids, without consulting the supplier.
• Expose power operated blocks directly to the elements, water spray, steam etc without consulting the supplier.
• Replace the load chain or rope with a longer one without consulting the supplier.
• Use the load chain or rope to form a sling.
• Change motions without fir EPT allowing the motor to stop.
• Allow persons to ride on power operated blocks.

Selecting the Correct Block
Power operated blocks are available in a range of capacities, designs and suspensions with electric or pneumatic power options. Select the block to be used and plan the lift taking the following into account:
Type of block – chain, wire rope – electric, pneumatic – class of use – capacity and range of lift etc.
Type of suspension – hook, trolley, fixed.
Speeds and control – single speed, dual speed – pendant push button, pull cord, remote etc.
Power operated blocks are designed for vertical lifting only.
Consult the supplier if the block is to be used in areas of high risk, exposed to the elements, water, steam etc, with hazardous substances, eg acids or chemicals, or subjected to extremes of temperature.

Storing and Handling Power Operated Blocks
Never return damaged blocks to storage. They should be dry, clean and protected from corrosion.
In the case of blocks used for temporary applications, store them on a purpose made rack or suspended from their top suspension fitting. Trailing cables, pendants etc may be removed, identified and stored separately to prevent loss or damage whil EPT in store. In the case of blocks left in situ, park the block in a suitable position so that it is protected from damage and does not present a danger. Raise the bottom hook so that it is not a danger to persons or liable to become accidentally engaged. Isolate the power supply.

Installing and Commissioning
Follow the specific instructions for installation and commissioning issued by the supplier and the general requirements given overleaf. Ensure the contro EPT work in the correct direction and that motion limits are set and operate correctly. If the block fai EPT to operate correctly contact the supplier.

Using Power Operated Blocks Safely
Do not use defective blocks, slings or accessories.Check the slinging arrangement, that the block is safely rigged, that the chain or rope is not twisted and that the load is free to move. Raise the load ju EPT clear, halt the lift to ensure the integrity of the block, slinging arrangement etc. Always commence lifting in the slow speed. Avoid unnecessary inching of the load.Check the travel path is clear and that you have a clear view so
as to avoid accidental hook engagement or collision. Follow anyparticular site safety rules applicable to the movement of suspended loads. Keep fingers, toes etc clear when lowering loads.

In-service Inspection and Maintenance
Follow the specific instructions for maintenance issued by the supplier. These should be incorporated into the site maintenance programme observing any particular needs due to the site or working conditions.
Regularly inspect the block and, in the event of the following defects, refer the block to a Competent Person for thorough examination: operational faults; block will not lift; slips back; motion commands reversed; over-runs when command released; wear; damage to trolley, hooks and fittings; damaged,worn or corroded chain or rope; EPT visible defects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How often should lifting equipments be subject to thorough examantions?

Thorough examination of lifting equipment mu EPT take place every 12 months – or every 6 months if the equipment is used to lift people. Any accessories used in lifting should also be inspected every 6 months. These are the minimum requirements, where there is no formal ‘examination scheme’ drawn up by a competent person.

Q2. What is a competent person ?

A competent person is someone who has appropriate practical and theoretical knowledge and experience of the equipment for which they act as ‘competent person’. This knowledge and experience can help them detect defects / weaknesses and assess whether they will affect the continued safe use of the equipment.

Q3. Does new lifting equipment have to be thoroughly examined before use ?

You mu EPT have lifting equipment examined in the following circumstances:

Before using it for the fir EPT time – unless the equipment has an EC Declaration of Conformity which is less than one year old and the lifting equipment was not assembled on site. If it was assembled on site, it mu EPT be examined by a competent person to confirm that the assembly was correct and safe.
After assembly, and before use at each location – for all lifting equipment that requires assembly or installation before use (eg tower crane) – to ensure it has been installed correctly and is safe for use.

The use of original equipment manufacturer’s (OEM) part numbers or trademarks , e.g. CASE® and John Deere® are for reference purposes only and for indicating product use and compatibility. Our company and the listed replacement parts contained herein are not sponsored, approved, or manufactured by the OEM.