REELTECH / OPTION MULTICONTACT
Connect the controls.
Preserve the alignment.
Additional contacts carry signals for suspended equipment and help restore its orientation after maintenance.
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DALI · DMX · 1–10 V
Depending on model and wiring
Separate contacts
Power & signals
Guiding axis
Maintained alignment
01 / TRANSMISSION
Multicontact plate on a single-cable lift
More connections.
More possibilities.
Power alone is not enough for controlled equipment. Multicontact adds independent control-signal contacts alongside the lift’s electrical transmission.
Depending on the model, the option provides eight contacts on certain single-cable models, six on certain two-cable models or four control contacts on the relevant Super Heavy Duty versions. The selected model’s wiring diagram defines the contacts available.
02 / ALIGNMENT
Multicontact guiding axis principle
Restore the correct
orientation.
On the documented single-cable version, a guiding axis aligns the contacts on return to the upper position. It also restores the equipment’s original angle.
This is useful for cameras and non-cylindrical luminaires requiring alignment. A recessed rectangular luminaire still requires multiple lifting cables, even with Multicontact.
03 / SIZING
The right option.
The right load.
The option may reduce the lift’s maximum permitted load. Selection uses the Multicontact version’s load limit, together with the model’s minimum load and vertical travel.
Specify the required protocol, number of connections, total suspended weight and height. Our team checks the reduced capacity applicable to each variant.
Prepare your configuration.
Weight, height, equipment type, connections and environment: describe your requirements to identify suitable models and options.
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