VIVOHOME Electric Hoist, 110V 1320 Lbs Winch with Remote Control, Zinc-Plated Steel Wire Hoist for Garage, Warehouses, Factories 38ft Lifting Height with Emergency Stop Switch ETL Listed
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Style: 1320 Lbs
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- DURABLE DESIGN - Constructed of a sturdy steel shell and heavy-duty mounting clamps, VIVOHOME Electric Hoist Crane is durable for long-term use; Equipped with a high-strength braided steel cable that adopts an anti-twist design, it can be used frequently every day
- EASY OPERATION - Built with an electric motor and a remote panel, this hoist crane allows you to lift load with no manual effort; Compact and lightweight design makes the electric hoist winch convenient to place wherever it is needed
- DUAL-LINE OPERATION - Designed with a sheaved pulley lift hook for dual-line operation, which increases stability and load capacity; Specifications: Single line lift: 660 lbs at 33 ft/min, max height: 38 ft; Double line lift: 1320 lbs at 16 ft/min, max height: 19 ft
- SAFETY FIRST - Designed with a built-in safety braking structure and overheating protection system to ensure safe operation, it will automatically stop when the power supply is cut off; The motor runs quietly and will not overheat due to its excellent material
- A VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS - Perfect for garages, shops, hotels and homes, for both professionals and hobbyists; Good for boat repair, autos, mowers, golf carts, home decorations, engines, boulders, trees, and so on; It is not only great for lifting mechanics but also convenient for hunters to hang their preys
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 9.5 x 4 x 8.6 inches; 42 Pounds
Item model number : VH636
Date First Available : December 23, 2019
Manufacturer : VIVOHOME
Best Sellers Rank: #8,519 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #3 in Power Electric Hoists #3 in Hoists
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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 750 ratings
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Style: 440 Lbs
Very sturdy, works like it should, quieter than I expected
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023 by laura waughtel
Style: 1320 Lbs
Ordered right before Christmas and got here for Christmas. Works great too this is our second one to order
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by Matt
Style: 440 Lbs
I'm giving this 1 star for now. I received it fast, the packaging wasn't great, styrafoam mess and it looked like it had been man-handled pretty well on the way to my house, not the sellers fault but still. Before you do anything, like mounting this to your wall or ceiling, BE SURE TO PLUG IT IN TO AN OUTLET AND TEST IT FIRST. Before anything else! Firstly, you have to release the emergency stop button by twisting it, I've seen some people haven't figured that out yet. Anyway, I plugged it in, and pushed the down button and it seemed to work just fine. BUT, it will NOT go back up. The controller is very low quality and feels super cheap. Also, the cable to plug it in is only 20" so keep that in mind. I never saw that info when I was researching this one, but I may have missed it. There goes my weekend project, now I have to do yard work, ugh. This is going back and I'm not sure if I want the same unit, I may spend a little more for something with a bit higher quality. Hope this helps and if you buy one, I hope it works for you! Edit: 3 days later. I recieved the replacement today. Packaging was in MUCH MUCH better shape (2nd and 3rd pictures). I have plugged it in before final install, and the up and down buttons both work, including the limit switch. Star rating from me has gone from 1 to 3 stars, however I would realistically give it 2 1/2 stars. Hope to have this fully installed by this weekend and will update my review and star rating then. Edit: About a week later. I received my replacement (as stated above). I was able to mount this to my ceiling using a small pice of 7/8" strut and (4) 3/8" lag screws with some washers to use as spacers between the ceilign and strut, since the 2 hole strap has a arc to it. I was able to actually mount this by myself too once I had 2 of the lag screws inm, I just slip the unit on the strut and installed the last 2 lag screws. Please note, in order to get the 440lbs lift rating you must use the other sheave that comes with it and loop it back up and attached the hook to the unit itself (see close up photo), otherwise, it's only rated for 220lbs. I found this out the hard way, as I started to lift my hardtop off my Bronco I heard something weird. I stopped and the cable had twisted or frayed or something weird (see photo). It's still usefull I believe, and it DID lift the hard top, I just couldn't get my vehilcle lined up perfectly for the hard top to clear the set pins... basically my ceiling is almost too low for this. Also upo lifting for the first time somehow the metal pice that contacts the limit switch to stop the hoist from raising, got behind the button so for about 20 minutes I thought this unit had also failed until I looked closer. Bottom line is this unit WILL work for what I intend it to, I just need to line up my vehicle in the garage perfectly and the straps (I purchased seperate straps) and this should do the trick. I just hope it lasts.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2022 by Mike Mike
Style: 1320 Lbs
I got this lift to help with a small overhead crane we have. it worked very well and in fact we purchased anther one like it but with a larger capacity for a different overhead crane area. I always double the pullies, to slow the lift/decent down and to make the unit easier to handle. The winch seems to work very well, and I have no complaints. If we should need another, I will purchase one just like this.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023 by Claudia S.
Style: 440 Lbs
The media could not be loaded. SIMPLE OVERHEAD HOOKUP: ....Used a 1" inch by 5 ft. galvanized pipe, 2 elbows, and 2 floor flanges (Home Depot, less than $35), hooked it up to main beam in garage so it can slide left & right as well as go up and down. What really impressed me was the speed. Faster than a winch, which was what I was going to initially use. See vid...
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Eric Eric
Style: 440 Lbs
This VIVOHOME hoist was and is a life/back saver that's already paid for itself with one job. I purchased this because I needed to replace the water heater in my attic. After removing the attic stairway, I rigged up a beefy, wooden gantry over the opening and hung the hoist across the opening using 1/8-inch square tubing. After draining the old tank filled with 20 years of sediment, I was able to get it to the opening by attaching two 3/4-inch T fittings and 1/4-inch wire rope to it and slowly moving it into position. This hoist was able to safely lower it to the floor without a hiccup. The next step was to move the new 145-pound water heater and hoist it up. I tested the rigging by attaching the hoist cable, using the same setup as before, and let it hang about a foot off the floor for 15 minutes, just to make sure it would hold. Afterward, I climbed into the attic and, with the remote in hand, was able to move it high enough to where I could muscle it the rest of the way in and into position. This one job alone probably saved me more money than the cost of the hoist. The only negative thing I can say about it is that the remote wire should be about 3 feet longer. I’m 6’3” so I can operate it standing on the floor but, I do have to reach for it, whereas someone shorter would have a difficult time with it. I plan to replace the remote cable with a longer one in the future and use the hoist as an attic lift for storage in my shop.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023 by Nimedic
Style: 440 Lbs
Works great
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2023 by scott clark
Style: 440 Lbs
Works as hoist or as a pull loads up a ramp.Versatile.
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2023 by Jimmy K