Bramec 66266 Equipment Hanger 66x30 in 5 Ton 400 Lbs

Product Description

The BRAMEC 66266 is a heavy-duty equipment hanger designed to suspend HVAC condensing units and air handlers during service, maintenance, or installation. Measuring 66 inches x 30 inches, it supports equipment up to 5 tons with a maximum unit weight of 500 pounds and a maximum hanging load of 400 pounds. The unit ships fully assembled and ready for immediate use. Padded equipment platform struts dampen vibration and reduce noise during suspended operation. A 10-foot cable with integrated Cable Locks allows the technician to level equipment up to 45 degrees without additional hardware.

This hanger is used by HVAC technicians performing rooftop unit changeouts, split-system condenser replacements, and other applications where temporary suspension of a refrigeration or air-handling unit is required. The collapsible frame makes it practical to transport and store between jobs. Separate holes are pre-drilled to accommodate commercial installations using threaded rod, giving it utility across both residential and light commercial service scenarios.

Key Features

• Fully assembled out of the box — no field assembly required
• Supports equipment up to 5 tons with a maximum hanging load of 400 pounds and maximum unit weight of 500 pounds
• 10-foot cable length with Cable Locks for leveling up to 45 degrees
• Padded platform struts reduce vibration and noise during suspended operation
• Collapsible design for compact storage and easy transport between job sites
• Pre-drilled separate holes for commercial threaded-rod installations
• Hanging bolt length of 3.5 inches for secure overhead attachment

Compatibility

Designed for use with HVAC condensing units and air handlers up to 5 tons in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician familiar with overhead rigging and equipment handling procedures. Shut down and de-energize the unit completely before attaching the hanger. Verify that the overhead support structure — beam, roof curb, or anchor point — is rated to exceed the combined weight of the hanger and suspended equipment before lifting. Follow all applicable OSHA rigging guidelines and local safety codes when suspending equipment overhead.