Motorized Chandelier Lift — 88 lb Capacity, 19.7 ft Travel
Motorized Chandelier Lift — 88 lb Capacity, 19.7 ft Travel
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- Complete suspended weight: 10–40 kg (22–88 lb). Check the minimum as well as the maximum load, including crystals, lamps and hanging hardware carried by the lift.
- Maximum travel: 6 m (19.7 ft). Measure from the normal hanging position to the planned maintenance position.
- Professional installation required. Have your installer verify mounting space, supporting structure and the exact model’s electrical and operating requirements.
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Plan Access Before Cleaning Day
Bring maintenance access into the plan for your high-ceiling chandelier. This motorized lift has a maximum rated load of 88 lb (40 kg) and maximum travel of 19.7 ft (6 m). It is designed to lower a compatible fixture for maintenance and raise it back to its installed position. Professional installation is required.
Check the Fit Before Ordering
- Confirm the complete suspended load, including the chandelier and attached parts.
- Confirm the required lowering distance and available installation space.
- Have a qualified professional assess the supporting structure, mounting requirements and electrical supply.
- Check any minimum operating load and other limits in the manual for the exact model. A higher capacity rating alone does not establish compatibility.