Electric Trolley

An electric trolley carries a chain hoist or wire rope hoist and moves it along an I-beam or monorail track under motor power. It suits long runs, loads that are hard to push by hand, and work that needs the load placed accurately. The trolley runs on the lower flange of the beam, and the wheel spacing is set to the flange width during installation. Most models have two travel speeds: a fast speed for moving between points and a slow speed for setting the load down gently. It is operated from the same pendant control as the hoist. The model table lists the lifting capacity, travel speeds, operating voltage and motor power for each model.

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Series data: Electric Trolley
Item	Value
Operating voltage	400 V / 50 Hz
Travel speed	20 / 5 · 12 m/min
Motor power	0.37 – 0.6 kW

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