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Pendant crane is used in a wide variety of industries to serve as the lifting equipment, such as machinery manufacturing industry. As the name suggests, it is a common type of overhead crane with pendant control. The pendant control is usually designed for light duty overhead crane with a button box hanging on.
The crane operator can hold the button box to control the movement of the crane. The pendant drop cannot be too long, usually 1 meter above the ground, and the pendant stretching radius is generally not more than 2 meters, that is to say, the operator must be close to the lifting objects during the operation.
As mentioned above, the pendant operated crane generally calls for small lifting capacity, and it is designed in four main configurations including single girder, double girder, top running and under running. The pendant control is technically designed for common overhead cranes, such as AQ-LD single girder overhead crane, AQ-QD double girder overhead crane, and AQ-LX underhung crane.
The cranes for special use such as foundry crane are mainly equipped with cab operation for the sake of safety and more convenient operation. Which type is the best option for your business depends on your requirement for the capacity and lifting height, and also the conditions of the existing or new building, including the ceiling height and floor space.
Single girder pendant crane parameters:
- Load capacity: 1-25t
- Span: 7.5-31.5m
- Lifting height: 6-30m
- Lifting speed: 0.3-8m/min
- Hoist running speed: 20m/min
- Crane running speed: 20m/min
- Work duty: A3, A4
Double girder pendant crane parameters:
- Load capacity: 5-320t
- Span: 10.5-31.5 m
- Lifting height: 6-24m
- Lifting speed: 0.2-10.7m/min
- Trolley running speed: 2.4-33m/min
- Crane running speed: 4.2-68m/min
- Work duty: A3-A5
Customer Cases
In Bolivia
3 ton Overhead Crane in Bolivia Working in Warehouse
In Argentina
10 ton Single Girder Overhead Crane in Argentina
In Nigeria
10 ton Pendant Overhead Crane in Nigeria Installed for Customers
In Uzbekistan
European Standard Overhead Cranes in Uzbekistan
What Are the Benefits of Aicrane Overhead Cranes?
Common Terms of Overhead Pendant Crane
- Hook – attaches the load to be moved as required.
- Hoist – it is mounted to the bottom of the bridge and moves the hook.
- Trolley – it allows the load and hoist to be moved from side to side.
- Bridge – the load bearing beam which the hoist and trolley rides on.
- Runway – parallel beams that allow the bridge to travel from one end to another.
- End Truck – drives the bridge down the runway.
- Control Panel – used to control the end truck.
Considerations Involved in Selecting Pendant Crane
Among so many overhead crane parts, the crane pendant is one of the most frequently used parts during the crane operation, thus it gets broken easily and has to be maintained and replaced frequently. One of the preventive solutions for the pendant breakdown is to choose a high quality overhead crane pendant for a longer life as much as possible. Other considerations for determining the most appropriate crane pendant include the working environment of your crane and the strain relief. You need to think about questions like if the pendant can work in the humid or dusty air, or if it can bear the impact.
Choosing a proper crane pendant for your overhead lifting equipment is crucial for the continuous and efficient operation of your business. To make sure you have selected the right crane pendant, please contact our sales representatives and engineers for further consultation.
Main Information Needed to Get Quotation
➢ Rated load of overhead crane
➢ Span of the crane
➢ Lifting height of the crane
➢ Type of load or material to be handled
➢ Environment or conditions the crane will work in
➢ How many hours does the crane work per day?
➢ How many meters does the crane travel?
➢ Other special requirements
Comparison of Three Crane Operation Methods
There are typically three operation methods for your overhead cranes, pendant control, remote control and cab operation. Each type has its strengths and weaknesses.
The pendant crane is commonly used in normal lifting occasions such as warehouse and workshop of mechanical processing and assembly. It is a cost-effective option when used for small loads. This crane enables the operator to have a close eye on the lifting goods, which also seems a double-edged sword as the operator has the possibility of getting hit by the loads, leading to a serious accident.
By contrast, wireless remote control is required when the operator is better to keep away from the loads to ensure safety. It has a higher requirement for the crane operation. The operator normally keeps a long distance from the lifting goods, such as 20 meters away from the loads, so it doesn't allow the operator to check the condition of the loads closely during the operation.
When it comes to a higher requirement for lifting capacity or the working environment, the cab operation shall be the best option. That is to say, the cab control is usually designed for heavy duty overhead crane or cranes for special use, such as the foundry crane for lifting molten metal. However, compared with the other two operation methods, the cab control limits the vision of the operator and lays difficulty in the communication with ground staff due to long distance and noise, thus misunderstanding or even danger may occur.
The overhead crane lifting equipment generally adopts one of the three operation methods or two combination so as to complement each other. When determining the types of operation methods, you should consider your practical needs carefully to make the best choice.
Safety Features of Pendant Operated Crane
➢ Emergency stop function
➢ Warning indicator in the form of warning sounds and flashing lights
➢ Phase sequence protection function
➢ Lifting height limit device
➢ Weight overload protection device
➢ Crane traveling limit switch
Pendant Overhead Crane Maintenance
Overhead cranes require routine maintenance to ensure a long life of safe and reliable lifting. Our professional team encourages operators to run a series of checks to help maintain excellent performance for their crane systems. The daily precautionary actions mainly consist of:
➢ Checking the electric hoist's upper travel limit switch;
➢ Ensuring that the wire rope is not kinked or wearing;
➢ Listening for any unusual sound;
➢ Checking for exposed wiring;
➢ Observing the hook motion for consistent travel and responsiveness.
Which Pendant Crane Supplier Is Right for You?
As a professional overhead crane manufacturer and supplier with more than 10 years' experience, we provide a large variety of overhead cranes for your business, including pendant crane, remote control overhead crane and overhead crane with cab control in terms of operation methods.
We also manufacture gantry crane, jib crane, electric hoist and winch products for your wide range of applications. We are qualified supplier with ISO and CE certificates, capable of providing the best solution and service according to the most practical requirements of our customer. Our aim is to create the maximum value for our clients, and work together to achieve a win-win situation.
If you have any problems, please contact our sales team online directly, we will help you find the most suitable solution for your application.


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A Treatise on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Division C - The Etheric Body and Prana |
55 The monads of the fourth Creative Hierarchy, the human Monads, exist in three main groups:
Mahachohan. The officer in our planetary Hierarchy who presides over the activities carried on in the four minor rays and their synthesizing third ray. He has to do with civilization, with the intellectual culture of the races, and with intelligent energy. He is the head of all the Adepts. Bodhisattva. The exponent of second ray force, the Teacher of the Adepts of men and of Angels. This office was originally held by the Buddha, but His place was taken (after His Illumination) by the Christ. The work of the Bodhisattva is with the religions of the world, and with the spiritual Essence in Man. The Manu. The One Who presides over the evolution of the races. He is the ideal man. He has to work with the forms through which Spirit is to manifest; he destroys, and builds up again. These three Individuals preside over the three Departments into which the Hierarchy is divided, and therefore represent in their particular sphere the three Aspects of divine manifestation. 56 Root-race. The Secret Doctrine teaches us that in this evolution or Round on this planet the Jivatma - the human soul - passes through seven main types or "root-races". In the case of the two earliest of these, known as the "Adamic" and the "Hyperborean," the forms ensouled were astral and etheric respectively: "huge and indefinite" they were with a low state or outward-going consciousness exercised through the one sense (hearing) possessed by the first race, or through the two senses (hearing and touch) possessed by the second. But with the third race the Lemurian, a denser and more human type was evolved, this being perfected in the fourth or Atlantean race. The fifth race, the Aryan, is now running its course on this globe concurrently with a large part of the fourth race and a few remnants of the third. For it must be noted that, although each race gives birth to the succeeding race, the two will overlap in time, coexisting for many ages. Of existing peoples the Tartars, Chinese, and Mongolians belong to the fourth race, the Australian aborigines and Hottentots to the third.57 In the coordination of the Monadic, Atmic and Buddhic vehicles of the Heavenly Man, the vehicles of spiritual life, the higher esoteric correspondence to the prana flowing through the lower reflection, the etheric physical body, the point of synthesis is always on the atomic subplane, and the six merge and become the seventh. In this solar system the plane of synthesis is not included in the evolutionary scheme. It is the plane of gathering in and of pralaya. In the earlier system the fourth aetheric was in this position; it was to the evolving units of that period what the atomic plane is now, the highest point of achievement. The goal for all was the buddhic plane or the fourth cosmic ether. Three other planes are the goal now, - the buddhic, atmic and monadic, each time three planes and their eventual synthesis. In the future solar system the cosmic physical atomic ether (the plane of Adi in the system now) will be the starting point and the three planes to be dominated will be the three lowest cosmic astral planes. Man starts in where he leaves off, with cosmic physical matter perfected. His lowest body, therefore, will be the monadic or the body of the second cosmic ether. This will not be then counted as a principle any more than the threefold lower physical body of present day man is recognized as a principle.The present solar system will see the surmounting of the three next cosmic physical planes, the fourth, third, and the second aethers, and the coordination of the cosmic etheric body. |
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Harbor Towers residents tired of living conditions
BENTON HARBOR, Mich -- A handful of people who live at Harbor Tower on E. Wall Street are tired of the living conditions they are experiencing and frustrated that they can't get their problems fixed now.
"I don't have no heat and I don't have no hot water," "its messed up, that's all I can say," "I'm tired of this," these are the frustrations from three tenants who live inside Harbor Towers; Thomas Butler, Christopher Martin, and Jasmine McCoy.
Residents say they have no heat and no hot water.
Thomas Butler, who has lived at Harbor Towers for three years, discussed the situation inside of his home.
"No heat, no hot water, saying they are going to fix it they haven't done it yet, I'm tired of boiling water to wash up and wash dishes with," Butler said.
Signs posted all over the complex explain that management is working on the problems but there's no timeline in sight for any fixes.
Residents Christopher Martin, who just suffered from a stroke, and Jasmine McCoy, who has been living in the complex for little more than a year, want better conditions.
They are sick of the cold showers and the cold nights in bed.
"I put this up so I can be warm, then I got the blankets in here to keep warm," Martin said.
"Water been cold for so long, for like two weeks now, and heat not working and there is mold in my bathroom," McCoy said.
When tenants were asked if they have contacted the housing authority, their reactions were quick.
"You know we contact them, but you know they tell you, 'We are working on it,'" Butler said.
"They have others ones to look at first, but I am on a list. I should not be on a list if I had a stroke as I did," Martin said.
Each person feels like the housing authority is not doing what they are supposed to do.
"All of this is just filthy, should nobody have to stay in this building like this building is condemned," McCoy said.
When you call the housing authority in Benton Harbor, eventually you'll get a voicemail message saying officials will respond to tenants within three business days.


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Do your research
The following pages provide information on what to look out for when installing solar PV and battery systems.
- NSW Fair Trading's solar installation check list
- Clean Energy Council's Consumer Guide to Buying Household Solar Panels
- Clean Energy Council's Guide to Installing Solar PV for Business and Industry
- Australian Government's YourHome web page on solar PV for households
- NSW Home Solar Battery Guide
Solar and battery costs
Installing a solar PV or battery system may require an upfront investment. The larger systems usually cost more. The Commonwealth Government's Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme can help reduce these upfront costs for solar PV.
Some commercial businesses also allow customers to lease solar PV and battery systems or to purchase them on finance.
Generally, purchasing the system outright will be more cost effective, so do some research to find out the best way to pay for your solar PV.
Here are some resources to get you started:
- NSW Fair Trading's Guide to solar panels for customers
- The Clean Energy Council's Consumer Guide to buying household solar panels
- Choice's Solar Panels buying guide
- NSW Home Solar Battery Guide
Shop around for an accredited installer
Get a range of quotes from different solar and battery installers. You'll find a list of accredited installers on the Clean Energy Council's website.
Ask for a written quotation and contract before signing up. Understand the following:
- the total price of the system and installation
- proposed start and completion dates
- specifications of the size and output of the system as well as the inverter specifications
- estimates of the average output of the system, including an estimate of output during the best and worst months of the year
- warranties and guarantees.
If you have any problems with your solar installer you can contact NSW Fair Trading on 13 32 20.
In most circumstances, your solar installer will manage your connection to the grid.
You can also get more information about connecting your solar PV system to the electricity network from your electricity distributor, which will be Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy or Essential Energy. Take a look at your most recent bill to check the name of your distributor.
- Ausgrid: 13 13 65 or visit the Ausgrid solar web page
- Endeavour Energy: 13 37 18 or visit the Endeavour Energy solar web page
- Essential Energy: 13 23 91 or visit the Essential Energy solar web page
Understand your role and responsibilities for installing and maintaining solar systems
Are you thinking about installing solar panels or a solar battery system at home? Watch these videos to learn about your role and responsibilities for installing and maintaining your home solar and battery system. This includes:
- what installers need to do to ensure everyone is safe while they're working at your home
- what information your installer should provide you with to operate your system safely, and
- helpful tips on maintaining your solar or battery system, so you can get the most benefits.
Installer documents and licences
This video can help you understand what you can to do to ensure your installer is appropriately licensed and insured to install your system.
Before your installation work starts
Your installer needs to ensure that you, your property and the installer are safe before and during your installation. Find out how.
After your installation work is completed
Learn what information your installer needs to give you when they have completed your installation. This includes how to use your system properly and what to do in case of an emergency.
Maintaining your solar or battery system
Solar and battery systems are easy to use and only require a small amount of maintenance. This video can help you make sure your system is working properly for years to come.
Getting the most from your solar or battery system
Here are some simple tips to get the most from your new solar and battery system. This includes setting timers for appliances to run during the day and using smart switches for hot water systems and pool filters so they turn off automatically.
Find more information and tips on how you can save energy and money.
The NSW Government also offers solar and solar battery system incentives for eligible households. Find out more about:
Need more help?
Disputes and complaints
The Energy & Water Ombudsman NSW (EWON) provides a free dispute resolution service for complaints about energy and gas suppliers. Call EWON on 1800 246 545 or email [email protected]
Electricity distributors can give you information on connecting your solar PV system to the grid. The distributor you use will depend on where you live in NSW.
Contact your distributor.
- Ausgrid: 13 13 65 or visit the Ausgrid solar web page
- Endeavour Energy: 13 37 18 or visit the Endeavour Energy solar web page
- Essential Energy: 13 23 91 or visit the Essential Energy solar web page
NSW Fair Trading
To find out more about consumer protections or to make enquiries or complaints about workmanship, phone NSW Fair Trading on 13 32 20 and select 'home building enquiries'.
Service NSW
For more information about the former Solar Bonus Scheme or any other service or program offered by the NSW Government, contact Service NSW on 13 77 88.
Frequently asked questions
Instead of purchasing all your electricity from your retailer, you can use the energy you generate from your own solar system and only purchase extra electricity if you need it.
That depends on a range of factors, including the size, quality and site of your system, how you use electricity, the weather and any feed-in tariff paid by your retailer.
Your installer can advise you on the expected output of a particular model and size of system. If you have a typical electricity account on hand and you know the time of day you typically use your electricity it will help your installer match the system to your needs.
There are a range of prices for different PV systems. You should seek independent advice on the actual costs of a system.


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Clemtech is attending the CTP Employment Forum and Job Fair at Sheffield City Hall on 24th July 2019, as part of the Invictus Games UK Trials.
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The power of digital payments to drive financial inclusion and social justice emerged as a key theme on the first day of the Payments Canada Summit in Toronto.
Despite the mobile revolution and the rise of blockchain technology and associated crypto-currencies, there are still around two billion unbanked people around the world who are almost wholly reliant on cash. This reliance means that "it's expensive to be poor," Kosta Peric told his audience in Toronto. As deputy director for 'financial services for the poor' at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Peric is devoted to the use of digital payments to tackle this problem. However, he argues that there is a fundamental problem with the way in which new mobile services are being developed. The former Swift staffer compares the current digital payments landscape to the internet of the early 1990s, when firms created silos and there was no interoperability. Now, even a hugely successful service such as M-Pesa suffers from the same problem - it requires both the sender and recipient to be onboard. The Gates Foundation is working to improve interoperability through its Level One Project, bringing together various players in the payments ecosystem through country-level platforms. Peric, who recently talked to Finextra, says that to be successful in boosting financial inclusion, mobile money systems must be open-loop so that everyone can transact with each other regardless of provider, as well as real-time, push payment-based and central bank regulated. Mexico, Jordan and Peru have all moved towards systems that embrace at least some of the Gates Foundation's vision, says Peric, who encouraged conference attendees to offer up their expertise to help other developing nations follow suit. Peric is not convinced by the usefulness of Bitcoin to boost financial inclusion, arguing that a centrally-driven, universally-accepted fiat currency is necessary. However, other speakers at the summit talked up the potential of cryptocurrencies' underlying distributed ledger technology to tackle poverty. Henry Chan from ConsenSys noted that the UN World Food Programme has begun trialling the use of a blockchain to help it deliver cash more quickly to places like food banks in Uganda because the technology helps tackle fraud and track spending. Meanwhile, during another session, Robert Opp, who leads innovation at the Food Programme talked about how it is using technology at the other end of its process - raising money. Opp's team has built a crowdfunding app, called ShareTheMeal, where people can make microdonations. In its first year, the app has had more than 800,000 downloads and raised more than $6 million. Opp says that while this is a small percentage of the Programme's donations, it demonstrates potential as a way to attract younger, digital donors. This is done in part through gamification, a tactic also being used by CauseSquare founder Maher Arar. Arar, who talked to Finextra at last year's summit, is behind CauseSquare, an app that acts as a one-stop shop for charitable activities, where people can scroll through participating charities, which are grouped based on their area of interest. While convinced of the potential of gamified mobile-based platforms to usher in a new era of giving, Arar expressed his frustration with Apple and its refusal to push ahead with in-app payments. Joining Arar and Opp on stage was Michael Faye, co-founder of GiveDirectly, which puts money directly into the hands (via mobile phones) of poor people. For all the complicated technological, regulatory and social challenges involved, Faye says that the issue is simple: if you get money to poor people, you can end poverty.
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The inclusion of the poor, the homeless and any person that may be described as the 'unbanked', will benefit from the eventual transition from a cash-based society to a mobile, cashless society.
Instant payments that are live 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, that cover person to person, business to business, and bank to bank transactions, where public holidays and weekends are simply irrelevant, is a development that will see the light of day either later this year or sometime in 2018 in Australia.
The full utility and national and international operativity of the Blockchain await all of us. When it becomes an efficient, cheap and ubiquitous method of placing contracts, recording payments, be the basis of all major domestic and international transactions and settlements, or settling share market transactions, wholly based on excellent commercial integrity and verifiability, will be a major boon to all cashless societies.
Without suggesting that a cashless society will lead everyone to a fairyland of milk and honey, there is no doubt in my mind of its potential to prevent criminality generally or to be an effective agent of better controlling terrorism, cross-border movements of capital flight where large sums of cash are used for potentially nefarious purposes or the better management of people who hide under the cover of cash for the procurement and use of human slavery, prostitution, gun running or any other illegal weapon sales, or the illegal trade in refugee movements.
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