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HT-1 Specifications:
 
1What is the HT-1 Drive carriage and HT-1 Rail system material?
The HT-1 eDrive carriage & HyTek HT-1 Rail system are made from aerospace grade Aluminum 6061 T6.
2How much does the HT-1 HT-1 eStand weigh?
The HT-1 eStand weighs 100 lbs.
> HT-1 eDrive weighs 40 lbs
> HT-1 Rail system weighs 60 lbs
3What is the HT-1 Drive Powered by?
The HT-1 eDrive is Powered by 1 ~ 24v Lithium Ion Battery.
4How long does 1 battery charge last?
Each Charge Powers the HT-1 eDrive up to 15 Up/Down Cycles.
5How high does the HyTek eStand elevate you?
The HyTek eStand elevates you from 1’ to 20’ high. > HT-1 Rail extensions are available.
6How much weight does the HyTek HT-1 System lift?
The HT-1 System Lift Weight Rating: Tested up to 700 lbs // Max Rated for 350 lbs
HyTek Set Up:
 
1Is tree selection a factor?
We recommend setting up the HyTek HT-1 eStand system to a straight tree, similar to a climber stand.
2Is the HyTek HT-1 eStand physically demanding to set up?
The HyTek HT-1 eStand is a One Person Setup ~ Avg. 15-25 min.
3Can I use my treestand with the Hytek HT-1 eDrive system?
Most treestands connect to the HT-1 eDrive system with our provided Treestand Attachment Bracket.
HyTek Operation:
 
1Safety is #1 Priority
We provide a Hunter Safety System® Life-line with every HyTek eStand, 100% safety is #1 priority.
2How do you operate the powered HT-1 eDrive?
The HyTek HT-1 eDrive is powered with a wireless remote control operation or manual push button operation for up & down operation.
3Are there speed controls on the HT-1 eDrive system?
The HyTek HT-1 eDrive has 3 variable speed control settings controlled with the remote.
4How long does it take to elevate to 20’?
> HIGH SETTING ~ 60 SECONDS
> MEDIUM SETTING ~ 90 SECONDS
> LOW SETTING ~ 120 SECONDS
5What happens when the battery dies at an elevated position?
The HyTek HT-1 eDrive comes with a backup manual hand crank if the battery dies at an elevated position.
6How loud/noisy is the operating of the HT-1 eStand?
The HT-1 eStand is extremely quiet in the field.