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General| Weight | 3, 500 kg |
|---|---|
| Drive Type | Electric |
| Gradeability | 25% |
| Max Working Height | 12.0 m |
| Platform Capacity | 450 kg |
| Platform Size | 2.30 m x 1.15 m |
| Working Height | 12.0 m |
| Platform Height | 10.0 m |
| Overall Width | 1.19 m |
| Overall Length | 2.48 m |
| Lift Capacity | 450 kg |
| Drive Speed - Stowed | 5.0 km/h |
| Drive Speed - Raised | 0.8 km/h |
| Turning Radius (Inside) | 0 m |
| Power Source | 48V DC |
| Platform Length | 2.30 m |
| Platform Width | 1.15 m |
| Capacity | 450 kg |
| Ground Clearance | 0.12 m |
| Tire Type | Non-marking |
General guidelines for safe machine operation and hazard awareness.
Dangers and safety distances related to electrical hazards.
Specific distances to maintain from energized conductors.
Mandatory visual and functional checks before operating the machine.
Procedures for assessing the work area and safe operating conduct.
Risks and precautions to prevent machine tipping and personnel falls.
Broad safety rules and guidelines applicable to all operations.
Safety measures for handling hydraulic systems and fluid under pressure.
Precautions to prevent fires involving flammable materials and the machine.
Safety measures for refueling and handling engine components.
Safety guidelines for handling, charging, and maintaining batteries.
Importance and maintenance of safety labels on the machine.
Visual guide showing the location of all safety labels on the machine.
Overview of safety devices that enhance operator and personnel protection.
Location and function of emergency stop buttons for immediate machine shutdown.
Explanation of various audible alarms and their indications for safety.
Importance of platform guardrails and gate for preventing falls.
Function and use of the safety prop for securing the scissor assembly.
Proper use and closure of the platform entry gate.
How the safety control must be used to activate the joystick controller.
Purpose of the bubble level for ensuring platform stability.
Use of the horn to alert personnel on the ground.
Functionality and purpose of optional stabiliser systems.
Functionality and safety of the residual current device outlet.
Role of the flashing light in indicating machine presence and movement.
Location and purpose of anchor points for fall protection.
Importance of maintaining non-slip surfaces on the platform.
Overview of machine specifications and compliance standards.
Detailed technical data for the X33RT model.
Specifies the type and grade of hydraulic oil recommended for the machine.
Detailed technical data for the X27RT model.
Information on engine make, model, fuel, coolant, and oil specifications.
Guidance on selecting engine oil viscosity based on ambient temperature.
Visual identification of key machine components with numbered labels.
Explanation of the water temperature gauge and its readings.
Function of the ammeter gauge in monitoring electrical current.
How to check and interpret the engine oil level using the dipstick.
Explanation of the hour meter for tracking operating time and maintenance.
Location and use of the bubble level for ensuring platform leveling.
How to read fuel level gauges for gasoline, diesel, and LPG options.
Systems that automatically shut down the engine or functions for safety.
Information on the main circuit breaker and its protective function.
Functionality and safety of the residual current device outlet.
Controls and components located within the hydraulic compartment.
Location and function of controls on the ground control panel.
Location and function of controls on the platform control panel.
Procedure for checking the fuel level in the tank.
Inspection of the fuel filter for contamination and water.
How to visually inspect the fuel system for leaks.
Procedure for checking the engine oil level and grade.
How to check the engine coolant level and add coolant.
Inspection of the radiator cap for proper fit and tightness.
Inspection of the swinging gate for proper function and security.
Inspection of wiring for loose connections, breaks, or fraying.
Checking battery terminals for cleanliness and secure attachment.
Procedure for checking battery fluid level and adding distilled water.
Inspecting the hydraulic oil tank and checking the oil level.
How to safely check for and identify hydraulic oil leaks.
Inspecting hydraulic cylinders and hoses for leaks.
Inspecting tires for damage and checking wheel nuts.
Visual inspection of all fasteners for looseness or missing parts.
Checking the chassis and structural members for cracks or deformities.
Ensuring guardrails and gate are properly installed and secure.
Checking the bubble level for damage, fluid level, and proper mounting.
Inspecting guides and rollers for wear and smooth operation.
Checking the charging system and ammeter gauge function.
Testing the functionality of ground control station components.
Testing the functionality of platform control station components.
Verifying the flashing light operates when the engine is running.
Testing the emergency lowering function.
Checking the functionality of the RCD/ELCB outlet.
Inspecting the safety prop for presence and free movement.
Checking lanyard anchor points for presence and secure attachment.
Ensuring non-slip strips are in place and in good condition.
Checking the condition of the wrist support on the control box.
Verifying the operation manual is present in its holder.
Ensuring all placards and decals are present and legible.
Visual guide showing the location of decals on the machine.
How to start and run the machine, covering different engine types.
Overview of control options from ground and platform stations.
Procedures for using the emergency stop switches to halt the machine.
Factors to consider before starting operation, including control station choice.
Identifying the machine's fuel type and engine configuration.
Step-by-step guide for operating the machine from the ground.
Step-by-step guide for operating the machine from the platform.
Instructions for driving the machine, including speed control and steering.
Procedures for raising and lowering the platform from the control box.
How to use the stabilisers for machine leveling and stability.
Using the automatic system to level the platform.
How to extend and lock the multi-position platform.
Overview of emergency procedures for platform recovery and movement.
Detailed instructions on using emergency stop switches.
How to lower the platform when the engine is not running.
Procedures for safely pushing or towing the machine.
Steps to put the machine into its correct stowed position.
Guidelines for safely transporting the machine.
Specific instructions for trailering the machine, including ramp alignment.
Methods for securing the machine to a transport vehicle.
Information and warnings regarding towing the machine.
Procedures and precautions for lifting and lashing the machine.
Safe methods for pushing the machine by hand.
Steps for winching the machine onto a transport vehicle.
Explanation of the diesel/electric dual-power system.
Location and function of battery isolator switches.
Specific steering behavior when operating in DC motor mode.
Maintenance and care for the deep cycle traction batteries.
Operation and function of the on-board automatic battery charger.
Guidelines for proper battery charging practices.
Functionality and safety of the RCD/ELCB outlet.
Role of the flashing light in indicating machine presence and movement.
Location and purpose of anchor points for fall protection.
Use and power capacity of the platform electrical outlet.
Suitability of non-marking tires for indoor applications.
Other engine options besides the standard diesel.
Information on the availability of stabiliser systems.
Identification of materials posing fire or environmental hazards.
Fire fighting and spill procedures for antifreeze.
Fire fighting and spill procedures for lead-acid batteries.
Fire fighting and spill procedures for diesel fuel.
Fire fighting and spill procedures for foam in tires.
Fire fighting and spill procedures for gasoline.
Fire fighting and spill procedures for hydraulic oil.
Fire fighting and spill procedures for LPG.
Fire fighting and spill procedures for motor oil.
A guide to common problems, their causes, and solutions.
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