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• Lower, lift and level your lights above the canopy in just seconds.

• Adjust lights to any height to maintain the perfect leaf surface

temperature.

• Reduce energy costs by eliminating the need for high bay lighting.

• Quickly move lights up and out of the way for harvesting and room

cleaning.

• Reduce labor cost by eliminating the need for ladders for manual

light adjustments.

• Improve employee safety by keeping your workers on the ground

and off ladders.

• Easily be operated with a mobile app available on iOS and Android.

• Use the Horizon Lift app to operate up to 100 lifts.

HORIZON LIFT CAN:

120 LB

Horizon Light Lift - Model 120

980120

EASILY POSITION YOUR LIGHTS TO ANY HEIGHT USING HORIZON LIFT

ADJUSTABLE FOR 8 - 16

BEDS

AUTO STOP

MANUAL ADJUSTER FOR

SLOPED CEILINGS

PATENT PENDING

**Rail and light not included**

ADJUSTS TO

FT HEIGHT

LED AND HID LIGHT LIFT

MAXIMIZE YOUR TIME AND YIELD

WITH HORIZON LIFT

FOR LICENSED GROWERS ONLY

GROWER PROVEN AND TESTED!

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THANK YOU

* Special order only for 40lb and 200lb load weight

**Steel Strut**

**Light**

LIFT

PART # DESCRIPTION

MAX LOAD

WEIGHT

(209) 334-1460

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Summary of content (7 pages)

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FOR LICENSED GROWERS ONLY LED AND HID LIGHT LIFT LIFT EASILY POSITION YOUR LIGHTS TO ANY HEIGHT USING HORIZON LIFT ADJUSTABLE FOR 8 - 16 FT BEDS ADJUSTS TO 20FT HEIGHT AUTO STOP MANUAL ADJUSTER FOR SLOPED CEILINGS **Steel Strut** PATENT PENDING **Rail and light not included** **Light** WATCH OUR VIDEO AT: https://www.youtube.
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LIGHT MOVER Part # 980120 / Model# HL120 PATENT PENDING DO NOT remove or adjust the limiter stop located under the safety stop disk. This is a factory set position. This should never be removed or adjusted. Doing so may create a problem for the length of the strap being spooled or unspooled along with the operation of the safety stop switch.
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LIGHT MOVER 2 Part # 980120 / Model# HL120 PATENT PENDING The next screen you will see is the “Station 1” page. FIG.2 shows “Linked and Available to Link” lift devices. There will not be a lift name listed under under “Linked to Station” section because you have not linked any lifts to this station yet. FIG.
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3 SUN11401 Once you click OK, a message will appear letting you know that the nameAvailable is being to modifed Link FIG. 13 FIG. 13 SUN11402 SUN11403 wait SUN11404 Modifing name... 3 SUN11405 Cancel SUN11406 SUN11407 4 FIG. 19 SUN11408 After the name has been changed, the prompt will disappear and theSUN11409 new name will now show up.
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LIGHT MOVER 2 Open and carefully remove the Horizon Lift unit. Place the Horizon Lift on it’s side to avoid pressure on the mounting retainers. 3 Locate and push on the safety switch to make sure that the safety switch is springing back when pushed. Part # 980120 / Model# HL120 PATENT PENDING INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TOOLS REQUIRED: • Phillips Screwdriver, #3 size • Tape Measure 4 Velcro Pieces Guide Pulley Cambuckle Assembly Do not exceed a total weight of 120 lbs. for all components.
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3 Measure 2-3 inches in from where the webbing is hanging down in a straight line and install attachment point hardware (eyebolt, D-Ring)on to the strut bar that will hold the lights. 2-3” 4 2-3” Attach the hooks to eyebolts or D-Rings, making sure that there are no twists in webbing and that the excess webbing from the strap is hanging toward the outside of the light bar. Cambuckle Assembly TROUBLESHOOTING If the Horizon Lift is NOT responding, read below: Check to make sure you are within range.
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FCC Caution： This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.