building the system
Step one
(Rails)
Step two
(Fixings)
Step three
(Rail Attachments)
Step four
(Attaching Lights)
You should have an idea of how long the rails It is very important that you use the correct You will have decided how many items you If your lights are always at the same height
will need to be for your studio. fixings for your ceiling, and that you use are going to hang from the rails. then a fixed Length Extension Tube can be
System
If you need longer rails, the fixed rails can enough of them to safely support the weight Everything will need a carriage to mount it used along with an additional Adaptor Spigot
the
always be extended using Rail Joining Plates of the Hi-Glide system and all the equipment onto the rail. (BW2652). The Litelift Pantographs allow
(BW2633). Moving rails cannot be extended. being supported. For lighter weight items use a Single Carriage lights to be easily raised and lowered. Each
(BW2604), for heavier items the 6 Wheel Litelift is supplied with type 1 & 2 springs, if
At every point where a fixed rail crosses a Always attach to a load bearing part of the Carriage (BW2628) will allow for easier, more the item you are mounting weighs more than

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Building
moving rail you will need a Double Carriage structure (wall or ceiling). If the ceiling height fluid movement. 5.4Kg you will need additional stronger type
(BW2603) and for stability it is recommended is too high, use the Drop Supports to lower 3 & 4 springs. System
that you use at least one Double Carriage the height of the fixed rails so that they are at To add items after your Hi-Glide has been
with Brake (BW2620) on each moving rail. a correct level. It is important that the fixed installed, you can use the Addalite Carriage If you plan to use heavy accessories on your
rails are level when secured or the moving (BW2660) which can be fixed to a rail without lighting a Centre Of Gravity Bar (BW2622)
rails will not stay in position. dismantling the whole system. can be used to adjust the weight balance.
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