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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.

Stage Theatre Hoist Controller

Time：2025-08-30

Brief Explanation :

The Stage Theatre Hoist Controller is a core control unit specifically designed for stage electric hoists in fixed theatre scenarios. These theatre-specific electric hoists are mostly dual-rail or var

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Product Details

As the core power unit for lifting stage equipment, the standardized operation of the Stage Theatre Hoist Controller is directly related to equipment service life, performance safety, and personnel protection. The following procedures must be strictly implemented in conjunction with the equipment manual and on-site actual conditions, covering the entire cycle of "pre-operation - in-operation - abnormal handling - post-operation" to eliminate equipment failures or safety accidents caused by improper operation.

Pre-Operation Preparation: Lay a Solid Foundation for Safety

Equipment Condition Inspection

Before starting the Stage Theatre Hoist Controller for the first time or after long-term storage, first check its appearance: ensure there are no cracks on the shell, no loose buttons/knobs, and no exposed or oxidized wiring terminals. If any damaged components are found, replace them with compatible spare parts immediately; never use a "faulty" controller.
Verify the model compatibility between the controller and the electric hoist (e.g., rated voltage, load-bearing power) to avoid current overload due to incompatible models. For example, a 220V controller must not be connected to a 380V electric hoist.
Test the function of the Emergency Stop Button (E-Stop): The equipment should power off immediately when the button is pressed, and manual reset is required to restart after releasing the button. This ensures that power can be cut off quickly in emergency situations.

Key Terminology Notes

Stage Theatre Hoist Controller: Retains the core term "Stage Theatre" to emphasize the application scenario (fixed theatre stages), distinguishing it from "temporary event stage hoist controllers". "Hoist Controller" is the industry-standard name for the control unit, ensuring consistency with global stage equipment terminology.
Rated Voltage/Load-Bearing Power: Translated directly to reflect technical parameters, with the example of "220V vs. 380V" retained to provide clear practical guidance, avoiding ambiguity in parameter matching.
E-Stop: Uses the universal abbreviation "E-Stop" (instead of literal translation) for emergency stop buttons, as it is widely recognized in industrial and stage safety operations.

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