AVAHO-T Rescue Tripod
AVAHO-T Rescue Tripod
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The AVAHO-T Rescue Tripod is a compact, motorized personnel lifting system that allows users to ascend and descend with ease.
This is achieved through an electric hoist with a cable reel, as well as a manual lifting system for situations where power is unavailable.
The AVAHO-T Rescue Tripod differs from the Rescue Tripod with Motorized Seat primarily in that the motor is mounted on the tripod leg rather than on the seat.
This equipment is compact, ergonomic, and extremely easy to operate.
It is ideal for temporary work in vertical surfaces and confined spaces with manholes up to 500 mm in diameter, such as courtyards, tanks, wells, shafts, and chimneys.
The AVAHO-T Rescue Tripod features an automatic cable passage system, ensuring easy assembly and operation.
The AVAHO-T allows for unlimited working height, as the cable length can be adjusted to meet the required height.
Mainly made of aluminum alloy, the AVAHO-T Rescue Tripod can be equipped with a BASIC Hanging Seat or a BASIC Suspended Scaffold. It is also compatible with the LEVA 500 three-phase hoist with a free reel.
The AVAHO-T is inspired by the TRI15 Rescue Tripod, featuring a head with three anchorage points, two pulleys for guiding the rescuer's cable, and an additional pulley for the hoist cable.
This provides a fully secure system with an integrated fall arrest mechanism.
It is a safe and CE-certified system for personnel lifting that does not require vertical work training for use.
It complies with the following safety standards: EN 795 B for temporary anchorage devices, EN 1496 for rescue operations, EN 1808 and Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
AVAHO-T Rescue Tripod basic features summary table:
 Max. Load capacity |
1 person or loads untill 120 Kg |
 Weight |
77 Kg |
 Max. height |
Unlimited |
 Minimum clearance |
500 mm |
 Lifting and lowering speed |
9 m/min |
 Cable diameter |
8 mm |
 Motor power |
0,5 kW |
 Max. length winding cable |
40 m |
 Material |
Steel, aluminum and steel cable |
FT-288_EN-MOTORIZED-TRIPOD.pdf
