How We Compare
When operating in critical environments—especially paint, aerospace, and hazardous applications—equipment design isn’t just about performance. It’s about compliance, reliability, and risk mitigation. This comparison highlights the fundamental design differences between Bailey Cranes and competing platforms that continue to rely on outdated systems.
Battery Condition Indicator
Dedicated battery life pannel right at the users controls, never get left hanging.
Battery status not visible to the operator, risking mid-operation shutdown.
Electrical Requirements
NFPA/NEC 70 Electrical Requirement changes. Our latest certifications include the new requirements of special metal shielded cabling.
Uses non-approved SOOW rubber-shielded cables, creating compliance and liability risks.
Motor Management System
Enhanced motor management system delivers stable control signals for smoother operation and extended component life.
Contactors are powered directly from the 24V battery, causing uneven battery discharge and contactor flutter at low charge levels.
Control System Failure
We build our prodcuts with easy service in mind. Easy access to critical systems means repairs hours not days.
Competitive product requires crane for removal of canister and disassembly on bench.
Circuit Breakers
The control system includes circuit breakers in place of glass fuses. The circuit breakers can be easily reset if a problem occurs.
Competitors design uses glass fuses that require replacement.
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