The operation of a stage electric hoist controller may vary slightly depending on the specific model and manufacturer. However, the general principles for operating a stage electric hoist controller are typically similar. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to operate a standard stage electric hoist controller:

1. Preparation:

• Ensure that the stage electric hoist is properly installed, securely attached to the load, and all safety measures are in place.

• Verify that the controller is connected to the hoist and that the power source is active.

2. Safety Check:

• Perform a visual inspection of the hoist, checking for any signs of damage, wear, or loose components.

• Make sure the load is properly attached to the hoist hook, and the load's weight is within the hoist's rated capacity.

3. Controller Overview:

• Familiarize yourself with the different buttons and functions on the hoist controller. Common features include buttons for lifting, lowering, emergency stop, and directional control.

4. Power On:

• Turn on the power to the hoist controller. Some controllers have a dedicated power switch or button.

5. Emergency Stop Release (if applicable):

• If the hoist has an emergency stop feature, ensure that it is released or reset before proceeding with normal operation. This often involves turning and releasing a button or switch.

6. Lifting Operation:

• To lift the load, use the designated button or control lever labeled "Up" or "Lift." Press and hold the button until the load reaches the desired height.

• Some controllers may have a variable speed control for lifting, allowing you to adjust the lifting speed as needed.

7. Lowering Operation:

• To lower the load, use the designated button or control lever labeled "Down" or "Lower." Press and hold the button until the load reaches the desired position.

• Similar to lifting, some controllers may have a variable speed control for lowering.

8. Directional Control (if applicable):

• If the hoist has directional control (for example, if it can move horizontally), use the appropriate buttons or controls to navigate the hoist in the desired direction.

9. Emergency Stop:

• In case of an emergency or if you need to stop the hoist immediately, press the "Emergency Stop" button. This will halt all hoist operations.

10. Power Off:

• When finished, turn off the power to the hoist controller. This is often done using a dedicated power switch.

11. Post-Operation Inspection:

• After use, visually inspect the hoist and its components for any issues or abnormalities. Report and address any concerns promptly.

Always refer to the manufacturer's manual and guidelines for the specific stage electric hoist and controller you are using. These instructions provide a general overview, but the details may vary based on the equipment model and features. Proper training and understanding of the specific hoist controller are essential for safe and effective operation.