Found this winch??

[CalvinHobbes]

Hi, I was going through my dad's old stuff and found these. It needs a plug, does it have to be a round one to go into a generator or could it be a standard one that we could power via a temporary consumer unit?  

We will need to get material up to 1st floor.

[CalvinHobbes]

Also this

[joe90]

110v or 240v?

 

http://www.tumac.se/uk/t275.htm    ???

Edited May 2, 2023 by joe90

[markc]

Scaffold hoist, usually 110v, pretty bullet proof.

[dpmiller]

need to read the rating plate on the motor to confirm the voltage.

[CalvinHobbes]

Ah, here it is

[markc]

So it’s mains supply and will run on a 13a plug

[CalvinHobbes]

Brilliant. Thanks to all.

[CalvinHobbes]

Waiting for the equally antique generator to be serviced (villiers engine) and wondered could I put on a standard 13 amp plug on this wonch and test it? The only thing is there are 3 brown wires and one yellow/green. How do I wire it?

Edited May 10, 2023 by CalvinHobbes

[Radian]

9 minutes ago, CalvinHobbes said:

Waiting for the equally antique genderator to be serviced (villiers engine) and wondered could I put on a standard 13 amp plug on this wonch and test it? The only thing is there are 3 brown wires and one yellow/green. How do I wire it?

Might be a bit less than straightforward. I suspect that it also has a SB3 Magnetic clutch/brake

The rating label shows SB3 and G100 which I think refers to Gear Motor. Can't seem to google up any wiring diagrams.

 

[HughF]

On 03/05/2023 at 11:00, CalvinHobbes said:

Ah, here it is

That's three phase, hence the 220/380 and the three brown wires issue.

 

Stick it on a VFD and use that for the controls.