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The thing is, that there is no other way to warn. Visual signal or alarm would not be seen. Speed limits in this case would be useless, since the lifts are not moving while load is above free lift.

Just getting some ideas here. But your comments are greatly needed and appreciated.

Thanks,

Rusty
  • Posted 26 Jan 2009 14:27
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  • By rusty_p
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