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General| Brand | TEAL TRIANGLE |
|---|---|
| Model | ELITE HOIST |
| Category | Sports & Outdoors |
| Language | English |
Specifies the minimum age requirement for installation and use of the Elite Hoist.
Prohibits using the product for human suspension due to risk of failure.
Advises ensuring the area below the object is clear during system operation.
Warns about severe electrical shock risk from wires and recommends professional help.
Emphasizes reading the full user manual for installation and usage instructions.
Stresses the importance of correct installation to prevent detachment and injury.
Advises familiarity with tools and safety procedures, especially regarding electrical wires.
States consumer responsibility for installation compliance with all applicable codes and regulations.
Places responsibility on the consumer to ensure the structure's integrity for mounting.
Defines the intended use for storage of sporting equipment and household tools only.
Specifies the maximum load capacity of the system as 150 lbs.
Advises using extreme caution when loading and unloading items from the system.
Consumer must ensure the system is in proper working condition and check bolt tightness periodically.
Ceiling plates must be centered on wood ceiling joists using provided lag screws.
Ensures the ceiling structure can adequately support the hoisted load capacity.
Specifies that the hoist is designed and intended for indoor use exclusively.
Disclaims liability for injury or damage resulting from improper installation, use, or maintenance.
Lists the necessary tools for installing the Elite Hoist system.
Specifies the maximum weight limits per strap bracket and for the total system.
Provides an overview image of all hoist parts and their labels for installation reference.
Guide to measuring the stored object to determine ceiling plate spacing.
Instructions on identifying joist direction (parallel/perpendicular) for mounting.
Details for mounting ceiling plates when joists are parallel.
Details for mounting ceiling plates when joists are perpendicular.
Instructions for marking hole locations and pre-drilling pilot holes for ceiling plates.
Steps for installing ceiling plates using lag screws and washers.
Guide for installing the wall cleat into a stud or drywall.
Instructions on orienting strap brackets and connecting them for rope installation.
Notes on aligning pulleys and brake holes on the pulley plates.
Procedure for tying the initial knot on the single pulley plate.
An overview image showing the general path of the rope through the system.
Detailed steps for routing the rope around the first set of pulleys.
Steps for routing the rope through the brake mechanism and to the first strap bracket.
Instructions for routing the rope through the brake holes and second pulley.
Steps for completing the rope routing and tying the final knot.
Instructions on how to engage and disengage the rope brake for lifting/lowering.
Steps for placing the object and securing it with the hoist straps.
Guide to orienting straps correctly and weaving them through strap brackets.
Procedure for opening the buckle to adjust and tighten the straps.
How to tighten straps for a secure fit against the object and ceiling.
Adjusting rope ends to ensure strap brackets are straight above the object.
Instructions for lifting the object and applying the brake at the desired height.
How to wrap excess rope around the wall cleat for neatness and backup.
Reminder to ensure the system is set up correctly before applying weight.
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