Spider^® SC1000 Voyager^® Hoist

No need to run power cables, rent a generator, or call an electrician. No loss of productivity or extra service calls due to unreliable power. 

• Set up a stage and be working in minutes
• Move stage at any time. No relocating power cables
• No loss of productivity due to unreliable power
• Minimized service calls and reduced maintenance

Enhanced Capabilities

• Soft start & soft stop
• Quiet operation
• Best-in-class operating temperature range
• Consistent motor speeds regardless of battery charge level
• Display for battery charge and hour meter

Robust & Durable Construction

• Protection plate over motor
• Proven nylon-reinforced polymer traction cover

Ease of Use

• Identical platform compatibility as SC1000
• Overload set at 125% of rated load
• Options: top limit switch, slack rope safety (for secondary wire rope)

• 3 hours of total run time (up/down travel combined)
• Recharges in the down direction

Durable Exterior Casing

• Rated to IP67
• Integrated platform hanger bracket

Convenient Charging

• Lithium-ion battery technology
• 5A battery charger
• Integrated battery management system
• Charges on 110/220V
• Full charge in 5 hours

Download the Spec Sheet

• Working Load Limit: 1000 lb (454 kg)
• Voltage (charger): 110/220V
• Dimensions:
      Hoist: 14 x 12 x 24 in. (356 x 305 x 610 mm)
      Battery: 13 x 11 x 14.15 in. (330 x 279 x 359.4 mm)
• Weight:
      Hoist: 127 lb (57.6 kg)
      Battery: 47 lb. (21.32 kg)
• Travel Speed: 35 fpm (10.7 mpm)
• Hoist Construction: Aluminum, Steel and Engineered Polymer
• Wire Rope Diameter: 5/16 in, 8 mm or 8.4 mm
• Wire Rope Specification: 5×26, 6×19, or 6×31; IWRC (Independent Wire Rope Core) or FC (Fiber Core); Right Regular Lay, IPS (improved Plow Steel); Preformed; Galvanized or Bright

Note: User must verify that the wire rope meets or exceeds applicable codes for breaking strength safety factor. USA temporary applications require a 6:1 safety ratio.

• with unstable or inadequate power
• with no available power supply
• with uncommon power (110V, 400V) or requiring a certified electrician to use
• where power cables are inconvenient, difficult to manage, or not allowed by the owner