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Electric hoists represent their own machinery, strength, and toughness, while the stage is elegant, flowing, and soft, with conflicts and collisions between the two.

Group Control Truss Hoist Controller

Time：2025-10-10

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The Group Control Truss Hoist Controller is a professional control device specifically designed for medium and large-scale stage mechanical systems. It is used to realize centralized and coordinated c

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Inspection of Load Suspension Status for Group Control Truss Hoist Controller: Pre-Operation Safety Standards and Detailed Procedures

As the core control device for coordinated lifting of multiple pieces of equipment in medium and large-scale stage settings, the pre-operation inspection of the load suspension status of the Group Control Truss Hoist Controller is directly related to the operational safety of stage machinery, the protection of stage art equipment, and the smoothness of performance processes. Before operation, it is essential to adhere to the principle of "comprehensive inspection and scenario-specific handling" to conduct a detailed verification of the hook, chain, suspension components, and load status of the electric hoist. This prevents safety accidents such as equipment jamming, load falling, and truss tilting caused by abnormal initial conditions, laying a solid safety foundation for subsequent group synchronous control (e.g., coordinated lifting and movement of multiple hoists).

Before initiating adjustment operations for the Group Control Truss Hoist Controller, it is necessary to clarify the core objectives of the inspection: first, to confirm the structural integrity of suspension components (such as hooks, wire ropes, and connecting buckles); second, to determine the load status (no-load/loaded) and implement corresponding handling measures. Two key tasks must be completed in the pre-inspection preparation:

Ensure the Group Control Truss Hoist Controller is in the "standby-locked" state to prevent accidental equipment activation due to misoperation;

Prepare inspection tools (e.g., high-brightness flashlights, wire rope wear inspection cards, tape measures) and clear obstacles in the inspection area (such as prop boxes and temporary cables on the stage side wings). This ensures the operator has an unobstructed view of the hook, chain, and suspension components, with no visual blind spots.

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