Details

The CLS Series forklift scale mounts directly to most Class II and Class III lift trucks, saving material handling processes time and money. The CLS can be paired with a device for weight display through a cable or cableless connection. The weight display can either be a Rice Lake Weighing Systems indicator designed for the CLS or virtually through a device that supports the CLS Virtui software application. For connection to peripheral equipment, there is also optional USB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection available.

Cargo Lift Scale Specifications
Capacity	5000 lb x 5 lb
Forklift Compatibility	34" W, Class II, 16" H forklift carriage (36" W with flexures)
Load Cells	Two 5,000 lb stainless steel load cells
Material/Finish	Painted mild steel
Scale Power	Wireless version; supplied by one lithium-ion Smart battery (SMBus version 1.1 fully compliant)
Approvals	NTEP CC 06-074, per H-44 at 1,000 divisions
920i Digital Weight Indicator Specifications
Display	4.6" W x 3.4" H, 320 x 240 pixel VGA Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) module with adjustable contrast
User Program	Standard user program with data collection and transaction storage including: PRO number, PRO open/closed, employee ID, last transaction, time and date, actual weight and number of skids
Memory	Internal memory of 1 MB for transaction records
Power	Line voltages: 10-60 VDC, DC input Power consumption: 1.5 A max fused at 5.0 A
Material	304 stainless steel
Operating Temperature	Legal: 14°F to 104°F (-10°C to 40°C) Industrial: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)

Manufacturer recommends adding part number 166161 to protect electronics against static.

Presale Requirements:

Provide completed forklift questionnaire for quotation (call for details). A pre-installed load backrest on the forklift may interfere with flexures or cableless load cell interface option.
Compatible with most Class II and Class III forklift attachments.

Installation Recommendations:

When installing a forklift scale on an electric forklift, static discharge protection must be present on the forklift and install a chassis mount power conditioner to protect forklift electronics.
When installing a forklift scale, OSHA requires the end user to de-rate the lift capacity of the forklift.