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\nWhen looking for information on how to install speakers in the ceiling, or looking for information on any other installation, we always find the recommendations or technical steps to follow: make sure the hole is suitable, place the installation frame, how to install the speaker cables, how to connect the speaker cable to the unit, connect the connectors, mono mode, stereo mode… In this link<\/a> you can follow the process step by step. But on no website do they talk about how to access the roof. And this would be the first step, don’t you think? <\/p>\n

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Accessing the roof in a safe, agile and practical way to be able to carry out the work effectively and with all the safety guarantees<\/strong>, must be the first thing to take into account.<\/p>\n

At LIFTISA today we talk about this first step: Access to work at height, indoors, to install elements on the ceilings, carry out installation actions or any revision, maintenance or repair work.<\/p>\n

According to numerous studies of occupational accidents in industry and construction, they show that the main serious or very serious accidents occur due to falls from stairs at a relatively low height, slipping, back falls, loss of balance, movement of the ladder…<\/strong><\/p>\n

In the UK, measures were tightened, any ladder work was banned from 2m and accidents were reduced by 45%. In Spain, according to Royal Decree 2177\/2004, it is detailed that the ladder is a means of access, not work. <\/p>\n

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How should we carry out work at low heights? And indoors and with raised floors? <\/h2>\n

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At LIFTISA we have a wide range of products, exclusively for this type of work<\/h3>\n

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PECOLIFT DE LIFTISA<\/h4>\n

This Pecolift lifting machine from LIFTISA<\/a> is for indoor use and can be moved manually<\/strong>. Its elevation is also manual<\/strong>. Very easy to use<\/strong> by simply turning the crank to lift, it is enough. <\/p>\n

Its lifting mechanism is also patented and does not need any external power<\/strong>. It is light and easy to maneuver<\/strong>. Like the Ecolift WR, its lifting cycles are unlimited and<\/strong> can be used uninterruptedly. <\/p>\n

With a robust design and minimal maintenance costs<\/strong>, this machine is ideal for installations, plumbing, pipes, maintenance, cleaning…<\/p>\n

In terms of safety, it is worth noting its entry into the basket with self-braking and its self-locking brake when raised<\/strong>. Its elevation occurs only when it is in use. <\/p>\n

The maximum working height of the Pecolift is 3.5 m<\/strong> and the maximum height of its platform reaches up to 1.5 m<\/strong>, the maximum load is 150 kg<\/strong> with one person plus the work tools.<\/p>\n

This machine, in addition to being manual, easy to handle indoors and silent<\/strong>, is ideal for respecting the environment<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

NANO SP BY LIFTISA<\/h4>\n

The Nano SP from LIFTISA<\/a> is an electric machine for indoor use<\/strong>. This low-height lifting machine is fully self-propelled<\/strong> even when fully elevated. It has a zero turning radius<\/strong>, which makes work much easier and with fewer barriers. It has a 0.5 m. extension for reaching over any obstruction. <\/strong><\/p>\n

It has the advantage that it can be transported in vehicles with a standard 500 kg tail lift.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The safety features<\/strong> that we can highlight about the Nano SP by LIFTISA are many:<\/p>\n