Does this type of electric hoist count as a special equipment?
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The manufacturer claims that the electric hoist does not qualify as a special equipment item. The documentation provided at the time of delivery consists only of a certificate of conformity for the electric hoist and a certificate of approval for type testing, and neither of these documents includes a code identifying it as special equipment
Electric hoists are not considered special equipment. In China, in accordance with the Special Equipment Safety Law and **relevant regulations, electric hoists are not considered special equipment. Therefore, it is normal that there is no special equipment code in the information provided by the manufacturer. .
Individual electric hoist products are not included in the \"Catalogue of Special Equipment,\" and therefore are not subject to regulation as special equipment. However, when an electric hoist is used as a lifting mechanism in lifting machinery listed in the \"Catalogue of Special Equipment,\" it is regulated as part of the entire crane. If the electric hoist operates on an I-beam and is equipped with a trolley, it is considered an electric single-girder crane.
Do we need to register for something like this? It’s simply impossible to register using the information provided by the manufacturer at present
The simplest way is to get in touch with the local special inspection agency
It seems to be an electric version used for overhead cranes; it’s sufficient for lifting weights over 3 tons
To answer your question, 5 wealth points were deducted just to download your attachment; what a failure. I ended up looking at a 3T-sized gourd； Electric single-girder crane meeting the requirements for special equipment 4170
I agree with your view, except that there are also requirements: a rated lifting capacity of 3 tons and a lifting height of more than 2 meters