VEVOR 1320 lb Electric Hoist with Wireless Remote: features and specs

This VEVOR electric hoist is rated at 1,320 lb (600 kg) and runs on 110V power. It mounts overhead and uses a wireless remote, so it suits garages, auto shops and workshops where you need to raise heavy items. The listing doesn't give a model number or dimensions, so this overview sticks to the figures it does state.

Two lifting modes

VEVOR offers two ways to run the braided steel cable:

Mode	Load	Speed	Maximum height
Single line	660 lb	32 ft/min	39.4 ft
Double line	1,320 lb	16 ft/min	19.7 ft

Double line mode passes the cable around a pulley at the load, typically doubling the lifting force while halving speed and height. Choose the mode that fits both the weight and the height of the job, and never go beyond the rated load for that mode.

Motor and cooling

VEVOR lists a copper motor rated at 1150W and a large cooling fan to keep it from overheating. Copper windings are common in electric motors because they conduct well. As with most hoists, expect intermittent duty rather than constant running, and read the manual for rest periods.

Cable, hook and body

According to VEVOR, the hoist has a steel body that resists deformation, a thickened 19-strand steel wire rope and a high-strength metal hook. It includes a 13 ft lifting sling strap and a 3.2 ft strap with a metal ring. Inspect the rope, hook and straps before each lift and replace worn parts.

Wireless remote and emergency stop

The remote has a listed range of 328 ft, so you can control the hoist from a distance and avoid dragging a handle cord. An emergency stop button is included. Actual range can be shorter indoors, around metal and through walls.

Installation

VEVOR says the hoist hangs from a ceiling or beam using mounting brackets in two steps. The support must handle the rated load plus the hoist's own weight, so have the structure checked and follow local codes and the manual.

Who it suits

It suits home garages, auto shops, workshops and small warehouses. VEVOR says it's meant for both professionals and amateurs. At 1,320 lb on the double line it's a lighter-duty model than larger hoists, so match it to your heaviest items.

What to check before you buy

• Load and mode: compare your heaviest item with 660 lb (single) and 1,320 lb (double).
• Height: check the 39.4 ft and 19.7 ft limits against your lift.
• Power: a 110V supply is needed, and the circuit should handle a 1150W motor.
• Mounting point: confirm a beam or ceiling can carry the load safely.
• Size and weight: the listing doesn't state them, so check the manufacturer's manual before planning space.

The short version

• A 110V, 1150W overhead electric hoist with a 19-strand steel wire rope.
• 660 lb at 32 ft/min on a single line; 1,320 lb at 16 ft/min on a double line.
• 328 ft wireless remote and emergency stop.
• Includes a 13 ft sling strap and a 3.2 ft ring strap.
• Verify the mounting structure and follow the manual.

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