Dayton 2GTD9 Electric Chain Hoist 2000 lb 20 ft Hook Mounted No Trolley
Lifts loads up to 2000 lb at 8 fpm with a 20 ft hook-mounted chain on 115V AC power
- 2,000 lb capacity handles heavy loads
- 20 ft lift height reaches elevated work
- 8 fpm fixed speed provides steady operation
- 115V AC power suits standard outlets
- Hook mount installs without trolley system
2,000 lb Electric Chain Hoist
The Dayton 2GTD9 is a hook-mounted electric chain hoist rated for a maximum lifting capacity of 2,000 lb. It operates on 115V AC single-phase power and provides a fixed lift speed of 8 fpm. This unit is designed for vertical lifting tasks in workshops, maintenance bays or light industrial settings where a trolley is not required.
H2 Duty Classification
The hoist carries an H2 duty classification, indicating it is built for light-to-moderate service with infrequent operation. A 5/8 hp motor draws 10 A at the rated 115V supply. Buyers needing continuous high-cycle lifting or heavier capacities should select a model with a higher duty rating.
Hook-Mounted, No Trolley Included
The hoist arrives with a fixed hook mount and 20 ft of lift length, providing 22 7/16 in of headroom. No trolley, power cord or pendant station is mentioned in the supplied data. Installers must supply their own mounting hardware and control wiring to complete the installation.
How it compares
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- Price $2,928.99
- Pricier than about 95% of the 1,558 comparable items (median $34.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | DAYTON |
Questions about this item
What does the 2,000 lb capacity mean when the hoist is installed?
It means the hoist can lift loads up to 2,000 lb when mounted on a suitable overhead structure.
How does the 115V AC supply affect the lifting speed?
The single-speed motor runs at 8 fpm on a standard 115V AC circuit drawing 10 A.
What overhead clearance is needed for the hook-mounted unit?
The hoist requires 22 7/16 in of headroom from the mounting point to the bottom of the hook block.
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