Ladder Access System – Standard Hydraulic

Description

Our popular LAS design upgraded with self-contained hydraulic actuators. Hydraulic actuators provide a more even, parallel raising & lowering motion, with a half-second difference on average between the two ladder arms vs. a two second difference on average with standard electric actuators.

Hydraulic actuators last longer and handle load more efficiently, slowing down or speeding up to compensate for their partner.

Features:

– Lowers ladders 31 inches from the stored position to a convenient height for safe & easy retrieval, reducing risk of strains and other common injuries.

– Powered by two self-contained 12V hydraulic actuators with a maximum load of 300 lb.

– Ladders remain close to the apparatus when lowered for better operation in tight spaces.

– Castings are solid, heavy-duty yet lightweight powder-coated cast aluminum. Can be mounted to a horizontal and/or vertical surface.

– A spring-loaded handle helps keeps ladders firmly secured to the unit.

– NFPA compliant. A Flashing Light Kit provides a visual signal when the system is out of the stored position. An optional Audio/Visual Alarm is also available (see Model AVA).

An optional locking system is recommended when consistently dealing with rough terrain, such as railroad tracks, or when mounting a hard sleeve to the unit. See Models LLAS-MLS and LLAS-ELS.

To mount a hard sleeve to the unit, order one Model LAS-FLB, one Model HSS-TMC, one Model HSS-SAT-10, and one Model HSS-TMH.

Note: In some cases, 1-1/2″ spacers will be required for proper mounting, see Model 3097-250-000.

Systems Available:

Model LAS-HA2: Basic Unit

Model LAS-HA2-775: Complete System with 7-3/4″ Ladder Support

Model LAS-HA2-975: Complete System with 9-3/4″ Ladder Support

Model LAS-HA2-1200: Complete System with 12″ Ladder Support

Ordering Your LAS-HA2 System:

When ordering, please be prepared with the following information:

1.) Manufacturer of ladders to be mounted

2.) Model numbers of ladders to be mounted

3.) Length of each ladder

4.) Fire department name, city, and state (for unit registration)

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