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RackLift RL600CB battery and power-supply lift
Battery liftMade in USA

RL600CB

Battery and power-supply lift for energy storage containers.

Battery energy storage is not a data hall. The RL600CB is the 600-series purpose-built for forty-foot container battery plants: aluminum to keep the mass down, a 114" working height, rugged wheels, and a winch that takes a cordless drill so changeouts stay a one-person job. Considered best practice for install and removal of battery modules and power supplies.

Pricing is quoted in USD.

Capacity
350 lb
Lift
114" as shown
Drive
Manual
Crew
1 technician

What it does

  • Lightweight aluminum construction
  • Rugged wheels for gravel yards
  • Strapping points for battery modules
  • Winch mechanism adapts to a cordless drill
  • Custom height to the container you run
  • Manufactured and built in the USA

Options

  • Custom height
  • Site-specific strapping
  • Spare wheel kit
RL600CB specifications
Lifting capacity350 lb
Working height114" typical (built to spec)
MaterialLightweight aluminum
WheelsRugged, gravel-ready
Lift systemSafety auto-brake winch, drill-adaptable
Use40-ft battery storage containers, PSU strings

Equipment lift

RL600CB against a typical module handler

The RL600CB lifts battery modules and power supplies in a container yard. It is an equipment lift, not a cabinet mover, so it is not compared with the RL3500S or RL5000S.

RL600CB

Typical handler

What it moves

Strapped battery modules and power supplies.

A hall server lift is the wrong tool on gravel.

Capacity

350 lb

Rated for a chassis, not a module string.

Height

114″ typical, built to the container

Standard hall height often stops short of a container string

Wheels

Gravel-ready

Raised-floor casters

Drive

Winch, adapts to a cordless drill. No hydraulics.

Not built for a forty-foot battery plant

Crew

1 technician

Usually a crew once the module leaves the dock

Made

USA

Check the builder

Moving the cabinet itself, equipment still in it, is the RL3500S and RL5000S comparison.

In the same family