Dayton
Dayton 2GTD2 Electric Chain Hoist 500 lb 15 ft Hook Mounted No Trolley
Lifts 500 lb at 7 fpm with 15 ft chain, hook-mounted, 115V single-phase operation
- 500 lb capacity handles heavy lifts
- 15 ft lift height reaches elevated work
- 7 fpm fixed speed gives steady control
- 115V AC power plugs into standard outlets
- 16 in headroom fits low-clearance spaces
Electric Chain Hoist 500 lb Capacity
The Dayton 2GTD2 is a hook-mounted electric chain hoist rated for a maximum lifting capacity of 500 lb. It provides a fixed lift speed of 7 fpm with a single-speed motor. The unit operates on 115V AC power and draws 3 A of current. It is designed for vertical lifting tasks where a trolley is not required.
Hook Mounted 15 ft Lift Height
The hoist offers a maximum lifting length of 15 ft and requires 16 in of headroom for installation. Its H2 duty classification indicates suitability for light industrial or maintenance applications. The 1/8 hp motor runs on standard single-phase voltage. No trolley mechanism is included, limiting movement to a fixed overhead anchor point.
Sustained Load H2 Duty Cycle
Under sustained load the H2 duty rating defines the allowable operating time before a rest period is needed. The single-speed design delivers consistent torque without variable-speed control. Motor temperature rises steadily during continuous lifts of the 500 lb maximum. Operators must observe duty-cycle limits to avoid thermal overload.
Highlights
- 500 lb capacity handles heavy lifts
- 15 ft lift height reaches elevated work
- 7 fpm fixed speed gives steady control
- 115V AC power plugs into standard outlets
- 16 in headroom fits low-clearance spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the hook-mounted hoist, and what clearance step do people miss?
Mount the hook to a support rated for 500 lb and verify at least 16 in of headroom above the hook before lifting; the 16 in headroom dimension is the step most often overlooked.
What maintenance will the chain and brake need over time?
Inspect the load chain for wear, stretch or damage before each shift and lubricate per the manual; the brake is internal and not user-serviceable, so plan professional service if stopping distance increases.
What limit appears first during sustained lifting at 7 fpm?
The H2 duty classification limits continuous operation; at 7 fpm with a 1/8 hp motor on 115V AC drawing 3 A, thermal duty cycle is the first constraint under sustained use.
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