Server Lifter – Battery Operated

Introducing the Server Lifter range from EDP Europe

EDP Europe offers a range of Server Lifters, the line up includes a range of lift models with a choice of lifting capacities ranging from 85Kg to 400Kg in both standard height and extended lift height versions. EDP Europe’s  range of server lifters, are designed specifically to tackle the challenges of your typical data centre environment. Unlike the more traditional bulky alternatives, our range of Server Lifters are both lightweight and portable and could not be easier to use.

Power Pack / Charger

2 x 12vDC, 7.2 Amps sealed for life, maintenance free battery pack with built in auto cut off 220/240/110 volt charger unit complete with battery life LED. This type of charger prevents the possibility of over charging the batteries and increases battery life. Direct drive power unit and motor housed within a protective moulded casing. Fitted on the lower mast for a low centre of gravity and improved stability. Charging time approximately 4 hours

Controls

Ergonomically designed deadman type 12 Volts DC constant pressure sealed push button type control unit. Shatter resistant case, hand held or mountable in holster provided, double insulated cable. Holster can be locked to prevent unauthorised use. Two speed operation

As well as offering this ‘classic’ battery operated server lifter EDP Distribution has expanded our battery server lifter range with the addition of the Slim-Line Lite and Slim-Line HD battery server lifts.

Health & Safety

Basic guideline figures for manual handling operations involving lifting and lowering are set out in Figure 1. They assume that the load is readily grasped with both hands and that the operation takes place in reasonable working conditions with the handler in a stable body position. The guideline figures take into consideration the vertical and horizontal position of the hands as they move the load during the handling operation, as well as the height and reach of the individual handler. It will be apparent that the capability to lift or lower is reduced significantly if, for example, the load is held at arm’s length or the hands pass above shoulder height.

Note: NO attempt should be made to interpret this diagram without first reading the accompanying documentation from HSE