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# Specifications

## Physical Specifications <a href="#h.w7q2m7m3kb7i" id="h.w7q2m7m3kb7i"></a>

<table data-header-hidden><thead><tr><th></th><th width="101"></th><th width="97"></th><th width="104"></th><th></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td></td><td>Height</td><td>Width</td><td>Depth</td><td>Weight</td></tr><tr><td>Stagehand Hydraulic</td><td>5-1/4”</td><td>19”</td><td>17-1/2”</td><td>24lbs</td></tr><tr><td>Shipping Specifications</td><td>12”</td><td>22”</td><td>22”</td><td>25lbs</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Electrical Specifications <a href="#h.tpyjnjag4ih" id="h.tpyjnjag4ih"></a>

| Description                          | Value                                                  |
| ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Input Voltage                        | 110VAC Single Phase 50/60 HZ                           |
| Max Input Current                    | 1.4A                                                   |
| Valve Power Output Voltage           | 24VDC                                                  |
| Valve Power Output Max Current       | 2.5A                                                   |
| Valve Speed Control Output Voltage   | +/- 10VDC                                              |
| Emergency Stop Input Voltage         | 24VDC                                                  |
| Emergency Stop Input Current Typical | 60mA                                                   |
| Emergency Stop Input Current Max     | 90mA                                                   |
| Forward Limit Switch Voltage         | 12VDC                                                  |
| Forward Limit Switch Current         | 10mA                                                   |
| Forward Limit Switch Contact Type    | Normally Closed (N.C.) dry contact                     |
| Reverse Limit Switch Voltage         | 12VDC                                                  |
| Reverse Limit Switch Current         | 10mA                                                   |
| Reverse Limit Switch Contact Type    | Normally Closed (N.C.) dry contact                     |
| Ultimate Limit Switch Voltage        | 12VDC                                                  |
| Ultimate Limit Switch Current        | 10mA                                                   |
| Ultimate Limit Switch Contact Type   | Normally Closed (N.C.) dry contact                     |
| Auxiliary Limit Voltage              | 24VDC                                                  |
| Auxiliary Limit Current              | 1.5A                                                   |
| Auxiliary Switch Contact Type        | Normally Closed (N.C) dry contact                      |
| Safety Sensor Connection Voltage     | 24VDC                                                  |
| Safety Sensor Connection Current     | 130mA                                                  |
| Position Encoder Input               | 5VDC Incremental, Quadrature, differential line driver |
| Encoder Power Supply Voltage         | 5.5VDC                                                 |
| Encoder Power Supply Current Rating  | 2.4A                                                   |
| Control Input                        | 10Base-T Ethernet                                      |


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