Ronin Lift Battery Powered Ascender Full Kit
Description
Description
The first model in the Ronin series, the groundbreaking original Ronin Lift has revolutionised safety and injury prevention at worksites across Australia, alleviating the physical strain and fatigue associated with climbing. The Ronin Lift, a battery-powered power ascender, stands as an economical essential for every worker operating at heights.
Tailored to handle heavy loads in challenging environments, the Ronin Lift facilitates efficient task execution. Serving as our initial and lightest machine in the series, it delivers a seamless, speedy, and user-friendly experience.
Features:
- Safe Working Load: 181 kg
- Variable Speed Control: 0.5 – 1.5 ft./sec
- Hands-Free Braking System
- Gravity Feed Descent
- Automatic End Feed Rope Loading
- Securely Holds Rope inside the Lift & Prevents Accidental Detachment
- Allows for Angled Ascents
- Hot-Swappable Battery
- Lithium Rechargeable Battery
- Water Resistant: IP54 Rating
- Operating Temperature: -20 °C to +49 °C
- Mechanical Advantage Allowed: Up to 4:1 ratio
Application:
- Power Utilities
- Arborcare
- Entertainment Rigging
- Construction
- Building Maintenance
- SPRAT/IRATA rope work support
- Confined Space
- Sports/Recreation
Ronin Lift Kits Includes:
- 1 Ronin Lift Ascender
- 1 Wireless Remote
- 1 Anti-Panic Handle
- 1 Reverse Function
- 1 Battery
- 1 Charger
- 1 Charger Cable – Type A, B, or C
- 1 Rope Brush
- 1 Rubber Motor Protector
- 1 Perfect Burn Tip
Tailored for the Australian market, the Ronin Lift boasts a Safe Working Load of 181 kg (400 lbs.), variable speed control, and a hands-free braking system. Ideal for a range of applications, from Power Utilities to Sports/Recreation, this kit includes essential accessories for a seamless and secure experience.
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