Genie GS-1932 Aerial Lift Specs, Dimensions, Comparisons : CEG

Genie GS-1932 Aerial Lift

Category: Aerial Lifts ➔
Manufacturer: Genie ➔
Model: GS-1932 ➔

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General Specifications

Dimensions

Ground Clearance	3 in (6 cm)
Height w/ Rails	7 ft (2 m)
Height w/o Rails	6 ft (2 m)
Overall Length	6 in (15 cm)
Overall Width	3 ft (1 m)
Turning Radius	5 ft (2 m)
Wheelbase	4 ft (1 m)

Engine

Battery Amp Hours	245
Number of Batteries	4
System Voltage	24 V

Performance

Max Speed	3 mph (4 kph)
Operating Weight	3,314 lbs (1,503 kg)
Tire Fill/Type	Solid non-marking
Tire Size	12x4.5x8

Platform

Deck Extension	36 in (90 cm)
Lift Time	16 seconds
Lower Time	23 seconds
Max Platform Height	19 ft (6 m)
Max Platform Weight Capacity	501 lbs (227 kg)
Max Working Height	26 ft (8 m)
Platform Inner Length	64 in (163 cm)
Platform Inner Width	29 in (74 cm)

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