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Consistent and safe power delivery is essential for the operation of motorized traction hoists and suspended platforms. RIGID offers a comprehensive range of heavy-duty trailing power cables, Power Splitter, and electrical accessories specifically designed for the demanding environments of working at height. Engineered to withstand extreme weather, mechanical stress, and continuous flexing, our electrical supplies ensure your LTD-P Series hoists and platform control systems operate flawlessly, whether on a high-rise facade, a wind turbine tower, or an industrial maintenance site.
Key Features & Advantages
High-Durability Construction: Our trailing power cables feature robust, weather-resistant, and flame-retardant outer jackets. The flexible stranded copper conductors ensure minimal voltage drop even over long distances.
Optimized for Suspended Access: Designed specifically to hang freely alongside the wire ropes, these cables resist twisting and coiling. They are engineered to support their own weight at extreme heights without compromising the internal conductors.
Global Voltage Compatibility: Available in multiple configurations (e.g., 3-phase 380V/400V/415V or single-phase 220V) to match regional power grids and the specific requirements of RIGID LTD-P hoists.
Trailing Power Cables (Drop Cords)
The main power supply line connecting the roof-level power source to the suspended platform's central control box.
Cable Type | Voltage & Phase | Core Configuration | Available Lengths | Compatible Hoists |
Heavy-Duty 3-Phase | 380V - 415V (3-Phase) | 4-Core / 5-Core (e.g., 3PH+N+E) | 50m, 100m, 150m, Custom | LTD50-P to LTD200-P |
Standard 1-Phase | 220V (1-Phase) | 3-Core (e.g., 10/3 AWG) | 50m, 100m, 150m, Custom | LTD50-P, LTD63-P (1-Phase models) and MiniHoist (1-Phase models) |
Cable Management Accessories
Suspended Cable Reels: Manual or automatic cable reels to neatly store excess cable, preventing tangling and reducing wind resistance.
Cable Strain Reliefs: Grips attached to the top suspension point to bear the weight of the hanging cable, protecting the plug connections from tension.
Pre-Shift Inspection: Always inspect the entire length of the power cable and all connectors for cuts, abrasions, exposed wires, or burn marks before each use.
Proper Routing: Ensure the trailing cable hangs freely and is not pinched against the building facade or entangled with the wire ropes.
Wind Precautions: In high wind conditions, secure the trailing cable to prevent it from whipping, which could damage the cable or the building exterior.
Voltage Drop: For extremely high drops (over 100 meters), consult RIGID to ensure the cable gauge is sufficient to prevent voltage drop, which can cause hoist motors to overheat.