Pro-source PS-WTD-41 Mini Electric Hoist 110V

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE PS-WTD-41 is a mini electric hoist designed for lifting and material-handling applications in shop, garage, warehouse, and light industrial settings. Operating on 110 volts, this compact hoist provides powered vertical lifting where manual rigging is impractical or unsafe. With a maximum lift height of 38 feet, it handles extended vertical runs that exceed the reach of standard chain falls or manual hoists. Weighing 36.3 pounds, the unit is portable enough to reposition between work areas. Licensed contractors, maintenance technicians, and shop mechanics are the typical installers and operators of this equipment.

The PS-WTD-41 is suited for residential garages, small commercial workshops, equipment bays, and light fabrication environments where a compact powered hoist is needed for engine pulls, material staging, or equipment positioning. Its 110-volt single-phase power requirement makes it compatible with standard outlet circuits commonly found in residential and light commercial facilities, eliminating the need for dedicated three-phase power infrastructure.

Key Features

• Mini form factor delivers powered lifting in tight or low-clearance spaces
• 110-volt operation connects to standard single-phase circuits
• 38-foot maximum lift height supports deep-bay and elevated-ceiling installations
• Portable design at 36.3 pounds allows repositioning between work areas
• Compact construction reduces overhead clearance requirements compared to full-size hoists

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose mini electric hoist suitable for light-duty lifting applications in shop and garage environments where 110-volt power is available.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified rigger, millwright, or licensed contractor familiar with overhead lifting equipment and applicable ASME B30 standards. Before mounting, verify that the support structure — beam, trolley, or anchor point — is rated to handle the combined weight of the hoist and the intended load with an appropriate safety factor. Disconnect and lock out power at the circuit before making any electrical connections. Never exceed the rated working load limit of the hoist or the supporting structure.