Guil ELC-700 - elevador telescópico compacto com guincho e spigot de 35 mm, altura máx. 3,30 m

The GUIL ELC-700 stands out as a compact yet robust telescopic lift, delivering a 3.30 m maximum height in a package that folds down to just 140 x 36 x 36 cm. Unlike bulkier alternatives, its manual winch with automatic brake and reversible telescopic legs make setup quick and secure on uneven surfaces, while the 100 kg load capacity handles most lighting rigs, speakers, and truss sections with ease.

Highlights

• Manual winch with automatic brake for controlled lifting and lowering
• 35 mm spigot fits standard lighting and speaker mounts
• Automatic Lock System (ALS) prevents accidental collapse
• Reversible, telescopic legs with rubber feet ensure stability
• Integrated transport handle and compact folded size for easy carrying
• Black powder-coated steel construction for durability

In daily use

Set up the ELC-700 in minutes: extend the legs, place your fixture on the spigot, and crank the winch. The automatic brake holds the load at any height, and the ALS adds an extra layer of safety. When the event is over, the lift folds down to a manageable size, and the handle makes it easy to carry to the van or storage. Ideal for mobile DJs, event technicians, and rental companies.

Full specifications

• Lift type: Telescopic lift
• Operation: Manual winch
• Maximum lifting height: 3.30 m
• Minimum lifting height: 1.40 m
• Maximum load capacity: 100 kg
• Spigot diameter: 35 mm
• Number of sections: 3
• Material: Steel
• Base dimensions (open): 120 x 120 cm
• Folded dimensions (L x W x H): 140 x 36 x 36 cm
• Safety system: Automatic Lock System (ALS)
• Winch type: Manual with automatic brake
• Leg type: Reversible, telescopic with rubber feet
• Finish: Black powder coating
• Certifications: CE
• Application: Lighting, speakers, truss sections
• Transport handle: Integrated

Final note

The GUIL ELC-700 combines professional-grade lifting performance with true portability, making it a reliable workhorse for any event or installation.