Technical Specifications
| Model | PW-MED-500 / PW-MED-1000 |
| Load Capacity | 500 kg / 1000 kg |
| Lifting Speed (Electric) | 0.15 – 0.35 m/s |
| Lifting Speed (Manual) | Approx. 0.02 – 0.05 m/s |
| Lifting Height | Up to 20 meters |
| Motor Power | 2.2 kW – 5.5 kW |
| Power Supply | 380V / 50Hz / 3-Phase |
| Manual Drive Ratio | 1:100 to 1:200 gear reduction |
| Manual Drive Input | 19mm hex socket (standard drill drive) |
| Brake System | Electromagnetic with manual release |
| Protection Class | IP54 |
| Weight | Approx. 250 – 550 kg |
Applications
Emergency Backup Systems – Essential backup for critical lifting applications.
Safety-Critical Installations – Required for applications where power interruption could be hazardous.
Performer Flying Systems – Provides emergency evacuation capability for performer applications.
Heritage Theatre Installations – Backup capability for historical venues with power constraints.
Remote or Unstable Power Locations – Suitable for areas with unreliable power supply.
Rental and Event Applications – Emergency capability for temporary power situations.
Key Advantages
Emergency Operation – Enables safe load movement during power or control system failures.
Simple Manual Drive – Standard hex drive compatible with common power drill attachments.
Automatic Disconnect – Manual drive automatically disconnects during electric operation.
Controlled Descent – Manual drive provides controlled lowering capability for safe load evacuation.
Minimal Maintenance – Simple mechanical mechanism requires minimal maintenance.
Visual Status Indication – Clear indication of drive engagement status.
Payment & Shipping
Payment Terms: T/T (30% + 70%), L/C at sight.
Lead Time: 30–45 working days.
Packaging: Export crating with manual drive components packaged separately.
Shipping: FOB Shanghai.
Training Provided: Emergency operation training included.
Warranty: 24 months standard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the manual emergency drive work?
A: The manual drive engages a secondary gear train that allows the winch to be operated using a hand crank or power drill. An automatic clutch disengages the electric motor when the manual drive is used.
Q: What is the manual lowering speed?
A: The manual lowering speed is approximately 0.02-0.05 m/s, which is suitable for controlled emergency evacuation of loads.
Q: Is the manual drive suitable for regular use?
A: The manual drive is designed for emergency use only. For regular operation, we recommend using the electric drive.






















