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EV Footpad Kit, Set of 4, Green

Item Number: CLFTFPK Supplier: CHALLENGER LIFTS INC

NOTE: The recent color change of the footpad kit from black to green was made to enhance efficiency and accuracy during electric vehicle service. With the increasing number of electric vehicles in service, it is essential to streamline the process of identifying and using the correct service components.

Description
Required for electric vehicles.
Challenger TFPK Lift Adapters are designed to support electric vehicles.
Features
Square Adapter
The square shape prevents interference when removing the battery pack on electric vehicles.
Compatibility
Allows for an appropriate placement on current electric vehicle lift points.
Adapters are compatible with any Challenger 10K or 12K lift with 3-stage arms.
Improved Visibility
The vibrant green color of the footpad kit will make it easier for technicians to locate and differentiate it from other footpad kits.
Reduced Errors
By clearly distinguishing the footpad kit with a unique color, the likelihood of using the wrong components during service is minimized, reducing errors and potential delays.
Enhanced Efficiency
Technicians will spend less time searching for the correct footpad, leading to faster service turnaround times and increased customer satisfaction.
Includes
Set of 4 adapters
Warranty
90 days when purchased separate from a lift.

For more information see the BEV Required Equipment document which can be accessed via iN (SERVICE > Service Bay > BEV Required Equipment).

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