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Heat Series 1 VS Panther Series 2
Differences between Heat Series 1 and Panther Series 2:
- Different speed ratios, series 1 is 265:1, series 2 is 216:1
- Different appearance designs, different styles of control boxes, different styles of clutches, and different styles of support shafts
- Different colors, red and black
- Surface treatment is different, series 1 is glossy treatment, series 2 is black matte treatment
You can choose the style you like based on the look of your jeep, pickup and large SUV!
Installation method
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If there is a bumper, and the bumper has a winch mounting hole, just fix the winch directly on the bumper, a typical case is a Jeep Wrangler.
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If you want to build the winch in the bumper, you need to buy a special mounting bracket, or customize the bracket yourself, fix the bracket on the beam, and fix the winch on the bracket. Typical cases are as follows: PRADO, PAJEROV33, V73, V93, etc.
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For quick-plug installation, the front or parking space needs to have a trailer square port, a female port, and the quick-plug frame is inserted into the square port to fix the pin, which can be disassembled, and can be removed and put in the car when not in use.
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If you want to make your own mounting plate, the following dimensions will help. A 6mm thick steel mounting plate is recommended. Fasteners shall be high-strength grade 5 or better steel. Improperly designed mounts may void the warranty.
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The winch should be secured to the bracket using 3/8" UNC x 1-1/4" stainless steel. Supplied with bolts and spring washers.
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Install the roller fairlead to guide the rope evenly on the drum.
Notice:
Please read the instructions carefully and wire according to the instructions. Winches are electrical products that can cause short circuits and heat or smoke if wiring is wrong.
We suggest that you find a professional to install. If there are any problems on the installation, please feel free to consult at any time.
If you have any questions, please contact us and we will arrange to solve them for you.
WINCH OVERLOAD PROTECTOR
Connection method: One side is connected to the red power cord of the control box and the other side is connected to the positive pole of the power supply.
The overload protector is just like its name, its function is to cut off the power directly when it detects that you have been overloaded, so as to avoid accidents.
After it is powered off, there is no need to worry that the winch will be released directly, because the winch itself has an automatic braking function.
The two functions work at the same time. and the winch can be safely stopped when the winch is overloaded.
Specifications & Packag
OPENROAD 10000LBS Electric Winch
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Rated tension of single wire: 10000lbs (4535kgs)
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Motor: 5.6hp/4.2kw, string winding
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Control remote: switch
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Extra: Wireless remote control switch optional
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Gear train: 3-stage planet
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Gear reduction ratio: 216:1
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Braking: Automatic Load Holding Brake
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Rope: 9.5mm*26m
- Net Weight: 28kgs
in the box
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1 x Electric Winch
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1 waterproof control box
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1 heavy duty hook
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1 wired remote
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1 wireless remote
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1 x connecting cable
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1 overload protector
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1 set of bolts
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1 x Operation Manual
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1 x Fairlead
FAQ
What is the working distance of the winch wireless remote control?
This wireless remote can control distances up to 50 feet away.
What is your product warranty?
All winches provide lifetime technical support and three-year limited warranty.
Is it waterproof? Can I fully submerge it?
No, it's not waterproof, to the extent that it needs to be run in a dry environment as much as possible, although we do not recommend that you completely immerse the product in water, which can easily cause problems with the life and even quality of the product.
How does the remote work? Can i leave it plugged into the winch and then just unplug the remote to use it wireless?
Both. It works with the wired during recovery or you can use it wireless your choice.
What is the length of the remote cable and range of wireless remote?
11.5' cord on on the corded remote and 50' on the wireless.
Does this winch lock under load- or hold the load when stop winching?
Yes,If you stop working while you're pulling, winch can still keep the load on
What size fuse required?
20 Amp recommended