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Dayton 4GU71 Electric Chain Hoist 500 lb 10 ft Hook Mounted No Trolley
Electric chain hoist lifts 500 lb up to 10 ft with a 7 fpm single-speed motor on 115V AC power
- 500 lb lifting capacity for heavy loads
- 10 ft lift height reaches elevated work areas
- 7 fpm fixed speed gives consistent raising pace
- 115V AC power plugs into standard outlets
- 16 in headroom fits low-clearance spaces
Dayton 4GU71 Electric Chain Hoist
This Dayton 4GU71 electric chain hoist lifts loads up to 500 lb with a 10 ft maximum lifting length. It operates on 115V AC single-phase power and uses a 1/8 HP motor running at a fixed speed of 7 fpm. The unit is suited for light-duty vertical lifting tasks in workshops or maintenance areas.
Hook-Mounted Build and H2 Duty
The hook-mounted design requires no trolley or beam, so it hangs directly from a suitable overhead anchor. With 16 in of headroom, it fits in spaces where low clearance matters. Duty classification H2 indicates light, intermittent service rather than continuous production use.
500 lb Capacity at 7 fpm
The single-speed motor delivers a fixed 7 fpm lift rate under the full 500 lb rating. Buyers who need faster travel, variable speed or heavier capacity should look elsewhere. The 115V supply and 3 A draw suit standard shop circuits without special wiring.
Highlights
- 500 lb lifting capacity for heavy loads
- 10 ft lift height reaches elevated work areas
- 7 fpm fixed speed gives consistent raising pace
- 115V AC power plugs into standard outlets
- 16 in headroom fits low-clearance spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage and current does the 115V AC motor draw?
The hoist runs on 115V AC single-phase power and draws 3 A at both minimum and maximum voltage.
How much overhead clearance is required for the hook-mounted unit?
The headroom dimension is 16 in, so allow at least that much vertical space above the load hook.
What is the correct wiring step that installers often miss on a single-speed hoist?
Connect the 115V supply to the pendant leads exactly as shown in the diagram; reversing the line and neutral will prevent the motor from running.
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