General Specifications |
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| Maximum Rated Load on Climbing Unit—650 lb (1,300 lb per pair) |
| Safety Devices—Lock Pawl, Manual Crank, Integrated Overspeed Break |
| Maximum Climbing Speed at 1/2 Rated Load—25 ft/min |
| Maximum Climbing Speed at Rated Load—15 ft/min |
| Maximum Lowering Speed—30 ft/min |
| Maximum Platform Height—72 ft |
| Maximum Work Height—78 ft |
| Platform Sizes—Up to 40 ft x 28 in. |
| Basket Size—26 in. x 36 in. x 42 in. |
PowerPole Tilt-up Specifications |
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| Maximum Midspan Tie Spacing—16 ft |
| Maximum Untied Work Height (Requires Outriggers)—24 ft |
| Maximum Height without Midspan Tie (with Outriggers)—32 ft (40 ft) |
Power Pole with PowerPort Outrigger and V-Brace Tie can provide a 24 ft work height without anchoring the tie to the wall.
Once anchored to the structure at 32 ft, the PowerPole system can be used without midspan ties (Note: This requires alternative access to anchor the tie and secure to the mast).
Once anchored to the structure at 40 ft using the PowerPort Outrigger and V-Brace, the Power Pole system can be used without midspan ties (Note: This requires alternative access to anchor the tie and secure to the mast).
The PowerPole system can be used to a maximum work height of 75 ft. This requires midspan ties every 16 ft and one at the top (Note: midspan ties are temporarily disconnected to pass).
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