Description
The GIS LP stage hoist is a compact, powerful stage hoist especially suited to lifting small and medium loads in stage and event use. The LP model combines quiet operation, precise control and safety to EN 17206. Whether for theatre, concerts or touring, GIS LP is a reliable solution when a stage hoist must deliver performance and operating safety.
Features
Reliable and long-lasting: 3-year warranty, IP65 protection and an aluminium body ensure durability even in demanding conditions.
Quiet and efficient: A three-stage gearbox and helical gearing ensure quiet running and efficient operation.
Versatile installation: Can be used as a climbing or a fixed hoist without modification.
Easy maintenance: The polygonal design allows quick and simple servicing.
Safety: All models have a DC spring-loaded brake, adjustable upper and lower limit switches and overload protection with a slip clutch.
Technical data
Lifting capacities:
LPM250: 250 kg
LP500–2500: 500–2500 kg
LPL series: LPML250 (500 kg), LPL500 (1000 kg), LPL1000 (2000 kg)
Voltage options:
3 × 400 V / 50 Hz
3 × 230 V / 50 Hz
1 × 115 V / 50 Hz
1 × 230 V / 50 Hz
Control voltage: 42 V DC (direct control)
Lifting speed: 4 m/min (standard)
Suspension: Eye suspension (hook optional)
Protection class: IP65
Model-specific features
D8
Suitable for lifting and holding loads above people with a secondary safety device.
Meets EN14492-2 and SQP2:2024.
D8+
Designed for holding loads above people without a secondary safety device.
All load-bearing components are dimensioned for twice the rated load.
Chain safety factor at least 8:1.
C1
Suitable for lifting and moving loads above people, as in theatre and stage set applications.
Meets EN14492-2, SQP2:2024 and EN17206.
Can be fitted with encoders and load sensors for synchronised movements.
Accessories and options
Second brake without lengthening the housing
Frequency inverter
Radio control
Load and position sensors
Control cases and road case solutions
Applications
Concert and event productions
Theatres and opera houses
Trade fairs and exhibitions
TV and film productions
Any situation where loads are lifted or held above people
