Lenco 12-Volt Electric Hatch Lifts

Lenco Electric Hatch Lifts - 12 Volt

Lenco 12 Volt Electric Hatch Lifts feature 2' leads and deutsch connectors. The inline motor design delivers over 500 lbs. of force. Each electric hatch lift includes high-impact, corrosion-proof mounting brackets and stainless steel pull pins. These hatch lifts are designed with a clutch-less ball screw design that will not drift, will never bind, and runs in sync on dual lift applications. Lenco Electric Hatch Lifts come backed by a two year manufacturer's warranty.

Features:

• Clutchless ball screw design will not drift, never binds and runs in sync on dual lift applications
• Inline motor design delivers over 500 lbs. (226.79 Kg) of force
• Waterproof, made entirely of non-corrosive materials
• Ball screw spins freely when hatch is fully opened or closed eliminating limit switches and burned out motors
• Vandar mounting brackets with stainless steel pull pins
• Powdered metal gears for strength and  precision
• Stainless steel ram locks in any position
• CE Certified and ABYC compliant
• O-ring sealed at 100 psi

Specifications:

• Amp Draw: 10 Amps @ 12 Volt

Note: L.O.A. = Length Overall, measuring from top bracket to bottom bracket

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I determine which size hatch lift to order?

The size options use a two-number format: the first number is the retracted length (bracket to bracket), the second is the stroke (how far it extends), and the total is the fully extended length. For example, "20"+6"=26"" means the lift is 20" when closed and 26" when fully open. To size correctly, measure the distance between your mounting points when the hatch is closed. That is your retracted length. Then confirm that the stroke is sufficient to fully open your hatch at the angle you need. Note that the total installed length is measured from the top bracket to the bottom bracket.

Does the hatch hold its position, or will it drift down on its own?

The clutchless ball screw design is self-locking. It won't drift and holds the hatch in any position along its stroke without requiring a separate lock or prop. This is a key advantage over gas struts and some older actuator designs that can creep over time.

Does this hatch lift require limit switches to prevent motor burnout?

No. The ball screw spins freely at both ends of its travel when the hatch is fully opened or fully closed, which eliminates the need for limit switches entirely. This also removes a common failure point, burned out motors from running against a hard stop, that affects other electric actuator designs.

Can two hatch lifts be run in sync on a dual-lift application?

Yes. The ball screw runs in sync on dual lift applications without binding or drifting independently. This makes it suitable for larger or heavier hatches that require support at two points.

What does the hatch lift draw in electrical current, and what wiring is included?

The unit draws 10 amps at 12 volts. Each hatch lift comes with 2-foot leads and Deutsch connectors. A rocker switch for control is sold separately. Lenco's single-cylinder hatch lift rocker switch connects via the Deutsch plug system.

What certifications and warranty does this hatch lift carry?

The Lenco Electric Hatch Lift is CE certified, ABYC compliant, and O-ring sealed to 100 psi for waterproofing. It's backed by a two-year manufacturer's warranty against defects. All materials are non-corrosive, making it suitable for both fresh and saltwater environments.

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