GD-300 Portable ELV Device Stand - 3.1 m Battery Mast for CCTV, Sensors & Signs

A 3.1 metre battery mast that one person carries and sets up. The GD-300 is a portable ELV device stand: a battery powered telescopic pole with a universal mounting platform on top. Anything that normally needs a pole, a bracket and a power point - a CCTV camera, a speed radar, a Wi-Fi access point, a warning sign - bolts onto the platform and runs off the mast's own batteries. The pole raises from 1.3 m to 3.1 m and runs 6 to 150 hours on a charge, from 2 battery packs. It weighs 9 kg. Price on application - Jai Enterprises supplies it across India from Bhilai and Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Call +91 9340081159 or email support@jaient.in for a quotation, stock and lead time.

Is this the right one for you?

Check these five things against the equipment you want to put on it. If any of them is wrong, one of the other two stands will fit - they are listed further down.

• Working height - the pole reaches 3.1 m and folds to 1.3 m.
• Runtime - 6 to 150 hours per charge, from 2 D24-100 battery packs. How long you actually get depends on what your device draws.
• Weight - 9 kg, so one person carries it.
• What goes on top - a universal mounting platform with a DC 5 V / 12 V supply for the device. Check your equipment's mounting and voltage before you order.
• Battery pack - it takes the D24-100 pack.

Specifications

• Model - GD-300
• Product type - Portable ELV Device Stand
• Battery system - 24 V
• Working height - 1.3 m folded to 3.1 m extended
• Runtime - 6 to 150 hours per charge (2 battery packs)
• Weight - 9 kg
• Battery pack - D24-100
• Device supply - DC 5 V / 12 V from the mast
• Mounting - Universal mounting platform
• List price - On application
• Supplied by - Jai Enterprises
• Despatched from - Bhilai and Raipur, Chhattisgarh - across India

Key features

• Universal mounting platform - plug and play, so a new device is a bolt-on job
• Cloud-axis electric telescopic pole - it raises and lowers under power
• Smart solar power supply option, so it can stay out indefinitely without mains
• Runs 6 to 150 hours on a charge
• Free-standing tripod - no digging, no concrete, no permit for a permanent pole

What you can put on it

CCTV cameras, LED lights, radar, Wi-Fi access points, environmental monitoring devices, surveying instruments, sensors, signs and displays, warning lights, speakers, projectors and any other DC 5 V or 12 V device.

Where it is used

Road and highway works, traffic management, event security, surveying, agriculture, construction sites and temporary monitoring installations.

Why battery, not diesel

• Sustainable - nothing is burned, so there are no exhaust emissions and no carbon at the point of use, and no fuel has to be trucked to site. The lithium iron phosphate packs are rechargeable for hundreds of cycles and can be topped up from a folding solar panel instead of the grid.
• Ultra portable - it folds to 1.3 m and weighs 9 kg, so one person carries it and sets it up alone.
• Noise free - it runs at 0 dB. There is no engine, so it can work overnight in a residential street, beside a platform or inside a building through the night without a noise objection, and people can talk normally next to it.
• No fuel on site, so no fuel fire risk - a diesel set brings a tank, jerricans, spills and a hot exhaust to the work face. This stand brings none of that: nothing to store, nothing to spill and nothing to ignite near dry ground, fuel handling or confined spaces. The cells are lithium iron phosphate, the most thermally stable of the common lithium chemistries.

The other device stands

• GD-500 Portable ELV Device Stand - 5 m Battery Mast for CCTV, Sensors & Signs
• GD-200 Portable ELV Device Stand - 2.2 m Battery Mast for CCTV, Sensors & Signs

Batteries and power for it

• D24-100 LFP Battery Pack - 24 V Lithium Iron Phosphate for the Portable Lights and Stands

See the full portable ELV device stand range - every model, side by side.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GD-300 for?

It is a battery powered telescopic mast with a universal mounting platform on top. It carries site equipment - a CCTV camera, a speed radar, a Wi-Fi access point, a warning sign, a speaker - where there is no pole and no power point.

How high does the GD-300 go?

The pole raises from 1.3 metres folded to 3.1 metres extended.

How long does the GD-300 run on one charge?

6 to 150 hours, from 2 D24-100 battery packs. The spread is wide because it depends entirely on what the mounted device draws - a low-power sensor runs far longer than a camera with a heater.

What power does the GD-300 give the equipment on top?

DC 5 V or 12 V from the mast, through the universal mounting platform.

Can the GD-300 be charged from solar?

Yes - it takes the smart solar power supply option, so it can stay out indefinitely without a mains connection.

How heavy is the GD-300?

9 kg - one person carries it.

What does the GD-300 cost and who supplies it in India?

Price is on application. Jai Enterprises supplies it across India from Bhilai and Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Call +91 9340081159 or email support@jaient.in for a quotation, stock and lead time.

Specifications are taken from the manufacturer catalogue. Price on application - list prices are quoted against quantity and delivery location. Supplied across India by Jai Enterprises, from Bhilai and Raipur in Chhattisgarh.