Optimize the hall with a purpose-built cabinet lift
If technicians are still muscling cabinets, the hall is paying for a four-person day. The RL3500S and RL5000S are built for the aisle, not the warehouse.
Canadian made · Canadian edition · 2024-10-30
If the crew is still lifting by hand, it is time to specify a machine designed for Canadian data-centre aisles. RackLift is not a generic stacker. It is a pair of 704-aluminum units that clamp to a fully loaded cabinet so one technician can move it.
A single operator finishes the job that used to take three or four people. That is the labour case. The safety case is the same sentence: people are not a lift.
What the Canadian units actually do
- Move the whole cabinet — servers, UPS, CRAC — without deracking.
- Fit a two-tile aisle and a standard doorway.
- RL3500S: high-ratio crank, locks when released.
- RL5000S: up/down switch, auto-lock winch, control cable between the two sides.
- Retractable straps and E-Track. Eight non-marking casters share the floor load.
- Canadian made in Markham and Belleville. Quoted from Markham.
This site publishes the two cabinet lifts built for Canada. For other RackLift equipment, ask BIAC in Markham.
Adapted for Canada from the RackLift briefing. Original: racklift.com.