Introduction of ProWinch Electric Chain Hoist PWRF4000-115

The ProWinch Electric Chain Hoist PWRF4000-115 is a powerful and reliable hoisting solution for both personal and professional use. This hoist is designed to lift and lower heavy loads with ease and precision, making it an ideal choice for garages, warehouses, construction sites, and other industrial applications. The estimated price of this product is around $700 to $800, and it was launched in the market in the second quarter of 2021.

Technical Specifications

Weight & Dimensions

• H Headroom: 26.2 in / 66.5 cm
• D Depth: 11.6 in / 29.4 cm
• W Width: 9.4 in / 49.3 cm
• J Hook Opening: 1.54 in / 39 mm
• Total Weight: 196 lbs / 88.5 Kg

Packaging Details

• NW1 Net Weight: 196 lbs / 88.5 Kg
• GW1 Gross Weight: 218 lbs / 98.50 Kg
• PH1 Packaging Height: 23 in / 56.0 cm
• PW1 Packaging Width: 25 in / 63.0 cm
• PD1 Packaging Depth: 21 in / 53.0 cm

Electric Chain Hoist PWRF4000-115 Key features

• High quality light duty hoist with UL Certification
• Overload Protection and Heavy Duty, Durable G100 Chain
• Key safety features such as all-way limit switches, emergency stop, and automatic brake system.
• Meets US and EU Standards ASME HST-1, ASME B30.16, EN14492-2, EN60204-32.
• 3 Year Warranty, Service and Parts Available in Stock in USA and Latin America

Description

The ProWinch Electric Chain Hoist PWRF4000-115 is a portable and compact hoist that can lift up to 4000 pounds with a lifting speed of 11.5 feet per minute. It features a durable and rugged design, with a powder-coated steel housing that is resistant to corrosion and wear. The hoist also has a reliable and efficient motor that ensures smooth and quiet operation, even in the most demanding environments. The hoist comes with a heavy-duty chain and hook, as well as a Weston-style brake for added safety and security.

• Electric Chain Hoist Description
  The Prowinch 2,000 lb Electric Chain Hoist allows you to lift loads up to 20 feet with the push of a button. The powerful motor, single phase electrical connection, and simple pendant control makes it perfect for use at home or even in warehouses and factories.
• Prowinch Electric Chain Hoist
  All of our Electric Chain Hoists are created with the goal of offering the best price–performance ratio. Key components such as lifespan factors are constantly tested and improved in order to offer the best product for the price.
• Key Components
  All internal components have been upgraded to meet the highest quality standards. Key electronic components are produced by American or German brands, and we use American-made lubricants to ensure the lifespan of gears and reducers. Final assembly and all tests are performed in the US before shipping to ensure that every unit meets the corresponding standard.
• Duty Classification
  Duty classification is a key factor when choosing the right unit. These H3 hoists are suitable for general machine shop fabricating, assembly, storage, and warehousing. For uniformly distributed work periods, the hoists have 25% max. operational time per hour and can handle up to 150 starts per hour. When being used for infrequent work periods, the hoist can be operated for 30 minutes from a cold start with up to 200 starts per hour. Operational time ratings are calculated at a 65% load factor, as per ASME HST-1-2012.
• Control System
  This Electric Chain Hoist comes with a pendant control with up, down, and emergency stop. The length of the pendant control is 4 feet less than the lifting height, which allows it to be easily operated from ground-level.
• Braking System
  The electromagnetic brake system is tested at 125% of the hoist capacity and is designed to automatically engage immediately upon any loss of power.

ProWinch Electric Chain Setup Guide

Setting up the ProWinchElectric Chain Hoist PWRF4000-115 is a straightforward and easy process. First, make sure that the area where you will be using the hoist is clear and free from obstructions. Next, mount the hoist to a sturdy and stable surface using the included mounting hardware. Then, connect the hoist to a power source and test the motor to ensure that it is working properly. Finally, attach the chain and hook to the load that you want to lift, and use the hoist control to raise and lower the load with precision and ease.

Troubleshooting

• Possible Causes

  • No voltage at hoist main line or branch circuit switch.

  • Phase failure, open circuit, or faulty connection in the supply system.

  • Upper or lower limit switch has opened the control circuit.

• Possible Solutions

  • Close switch, replace fuse, or reset breaker.

  • Check for electrical continuity and repair or replace defective parts.

  • Confirm correct voltage and frequency, reduce loading if necessary.

• Possible Causes

  • Wiring connections reversed at the control station or terminal board.

  • Failure of the motor reversing switch to effect dynamic braking.

  • Phase reversal in three-phase units.

• Possible Solutions

  • Check wiring connections with the diagram.

  • Check connections to the switch and replace any damaged parts.

• Possible Causes

  • Excessive load on the hoist.

  • Open hoisting circuit or shorted winding in reversing contactor coil.

  • Control station contacts not functioning properly.

• Possible Solutions

  • Reduce the load to the hoist's capacity limit.

  • Check for proper electrical connections and repair as needed.

  • Ensure control station contacts are working correctly.

Customer Reviews about ProWinch Electric Chain Hoist PWRF4000-115

Customers who have used the ProWinch Electric Chain Hoist PWRF4000-115 have praised its powerful and reliable performance, as well as its durable and rugged design. Many customers have also appreciated its portable and compact size, which makes it easy to transport and use in a variety of different settings. However, some customers have reported issues with the hoist's chain slipping or jamming, and have suggested that regular maintenance and lubrication are essential for optimal performance.