Dayton
Dayton Electric Chain Hoist 800 lb 15 ft 8 fpm
Lifts up to 800 lb over 15 ft at 8 fpm with a 1/4 hp 115 V motor and hook mount
- Lifts up to 800 lb with 1/4 hp motor
- 15 ft lift height covers tall workspaces
- Hook mount installs without a trolley
- 115 V AC power suits standard outlets
- 16 3/4 in headroom fits low ceilings
Electric chain hoist for 800 lb lifts
The Dayton electric chain hoist is built for workshops and light-industrial settings that need to raise loads up to 800 lb. A single-speed motor runs at a fixed 7 fpm lift rate, delivering consistent travel without variable-speed control. Hook-mounted design means the unit hangs directly from a suitable overhead anchor rather than riding on a trolley.
115 V AC supply and duty class H2
Operation requires a 115 V AC circuit drawing 3 A, so the hoist plugs into standard North American outlets without special wiring. Duty classification H2 rates the motor for intermittent use with frequent starts, not continuous cycling. The 15 ft maximum lift height sets a hard ceiling on vertical travel for any given installation.
Hook mount and 16 3/4 in headroom
The hook-mounted body eliminates trolley hardware, reducing parts that can wear or need alignment. Minimum headroom of 16 3/4 in must be clear above the load point, limiting use in low-clearance bays. California Proposition 65 notices apply to materials in the unit, a factor for compliance records in affected jurisdictions.
Highlights
- Lifts up to 800 lb with 1/4 hp motor
- 15 ft lift height covers tall workspaces
- Hook mount installs without a trolley
- 115 V AC power suits standard outlets
- 16 3/4 in headroom fits low ceilings
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 800 lb capacity model or look for a higher rating?
Select the 800 lb model only if your heaviest load stays at or below that limit; the hoist is duty-classified H2 and provides a single fixed lift speed of 7 fpm for loads within that range.
What does the 7 fpm lift speed mean when the hoist is under load?
The chain will raise or lower the load at approximately seven feet per minute when powered from a 115 V AC supply drawing 3 A, giving predictable cycle times for an 800 lb lift.
How does the 115 V AC hook-mounted interface limit installation options?
The unit plugs into a standard 115 V outlet and hangs from a hook mount with 16 3/4 in headroom, so no trolley or beam mounting is possible and the 15 ft lift height is fixed.
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