The Fluke MODULIFT2L Solmetric PV Module Ladder Pulley System is designed to make solar panel installation faster, safer, and more efficient. Users can safely and quickly transport a photovoltaic (PV) module to a roof, streamlining the installation process of solar panels. With the compact design and simple operation, this system is ideal for both residential and commercial solar installations. The need for heavy lifting is eliminated and the risk of damaging panels or the roof can be reduced. With a lightweight yet rugged build, this module lift system can be set up in under five minutes by a single user and helps installers meet OSHA ladder safety standards. By reducing fatigue and increasing reliability on the job site, the PV Module Lift enhances productivity without compromising on safety. The MODULIFT2L model comes standard with an 80 foot rope and is an ideal choice for professionals who demand high performance and peace of mind.

The MODULIFT2L is a direct replacement for the previous SOL-MODULIFT2L model.

Operating the Module Lift

The Module Lift system uses an existing fiberglass Werner or Louisville extension ladder. Aluminum ladders are NOT suited for use with this system. A pulley system is attached to the top of the ladder. A module "hook" attaches to the edge of a PV module frame and prevents lateral sliding of the module while in the hook. An operator pulls the rope to raise the module. The module then slides along the outward facing surface of the ladder rails. The "ramps" allow the module to slide over any discontinuities in the ladder surface, such as the step between sections in the ladder. The pulley assembly includes a brake which prevents the module from sliding back down the ladder in case the bottom operator releases the rope too soon. An operator at the top then removes the modules and releases the brake to lower the hook.