what does a 3000 hour life cycle mean?
1157116
The motor has a life span of 3000 hiurs. Kind of like a boat motor. You would have to run it a very long time to reach 3000 hours....
2105555
Hello,I'm with the manufacturer and wanted to help you address your question. The HM that you're seeing is an ALERT you're seeing resulting from an Alert rule you have setup under Settings>Preferences>Alert so you're proactively warned when an employee is encroaching overtime, high hours, low hours etcH stands for High hours based on the Alert rule you've setup and M stands for maximum number of hours allowed, which means the time clock will cap it at that number. You can easily fix the issue by changing the rule in the Alerts feature. Please contact us at Icon Time Systems if you have any follow up questions. Hello,I'm with the manufacturer and wanted to help you address your question. The HM that you're seeing is an ALERT you're seeing resulting from an Alert rule you have setup under Settings>Preferences>Alert so you're proactively warned when an employee is encroaching overtime, high hours, low hours etcH stands for High hours based on the Alert rule you've setup and M stands for maximum number of hours allowed, which means the time clock will cap it at that number. You can easily fix the issue by changing the rule in the Alerts feature. Please... » Read More Hello,I'm with the manufacturer and wanted to help you address your question. The HM that you're seeing is an ALERT you're seeing resulting from an Alert rule you have setup under Settings>Preferences>Alert so you're proactively warned when an employee is encroaching overtime, high hours, low hours etcH stands for High hours based on the Alert rule you've setup and M stands for maximum number of hours allowed, which means the time clock will cap it at that number. You can easily fix the issue by changing the rule in the Alerts feature. Please contact us at Icon Time Systems if you have any follow up questions. « Show Less
1089616
The box shows 1.4 years based upon 3 hours per day. Our use is much less and we have no failures so far.
1476899
How many years? 3-4 years is about the life expectancy. time for a new one if you're saying "many years."
1850567
I wondered the same thing. Why set the rpm's and time in hours if it won't cycle?
1561597
Don't recall off the top of my head but if you got to www.theprojectorpeople.com and look up the model it will tell you. I think it's good for about 3500 hours. We watch ours pretty much all day every day for the last 5 months and I'm only at 600 hours.
867619
thankfully i haven't needed to run it more then the regular test runs. manual says 8 hours an a 30lb tank so 4 sounds about right. i did stock up on 30lb tanks.
145454
I don't know if it is actually 3 years but it is for sure long enough that I don't remember when I last replaced them.. I don't turn mine off so if you did, I would say 3 years is reasonable.
547201
Consumer use is 2 years on the engine and 3 years on everything else through normal wear. Commercial use is 1 year on everything
547200
For Consumer use , 2 Yrs for the Engine and 3 Yrs for all other components. For commercial use, 1 Yr for all.
2259665
It doesn't say on the box, but the website is torchstar.biz. It advertises 10 years work time.
981587
3000mAh = 3Ah and is greater than 2.6Ah. Hence, it's better and will provide more power and longer for your drill driver.
26590
We have the 1800 and we get 15 minutes to half hour play time with it so if I had the money I would go with the 3000.
859071
On the brochure, it says it recommends the tr3000i for up to 20 hours of weekly use. The person who delivered and put it together said he only had a couple of people complain about their 1200i, and it was because they were using it heavily so should have gotten the 3000i. I can't find any information about what the recommended weekly usage for the tr2000i is. When the store sold me the unit, they also said that tr3000i and tr4000i is basically the same except the motor. The frame and console is the same, so I felt that it was worth the $300 for a better frame, better motor, and 5 years for parts. I hope this helps! On the brochure, it says it recommends the tr3000i for up to 20 hours of weekly use. The person who delivered and put it together said he only had a couple of people complain about their 1200i, and it was because they were using it heavily so should have gotten the 3000i. I can't find any information about what the recommended weekly usage for the tr2000i is. When the store sold me the unit, they also said that tr3000i and tr4000i is basically the same except the motor. The frame and console is the same, so I felt that it was worth the $300 for a better frame, better motor, and 5 years for... » Read More On the brochure, it says it recommends the tr3000i for up to 20 hours of weekly use. The person who delivered and put it together said he only had a couple of people complain about their 1200i, and it was because they were using it heavily so should have gotten the 3000i. I can't find any information about what the recommended weekly usage for the tr2000i is. When the store sold me the unit, they also said that tr3000i and tr4000i is basically the same except the motor. The frame and console is the same, so I felt that it was worth the $300 for a better frame, better motor, and 5 years for parts. I hope this helps! « Show Less
1463716
I had one last about 3 years and I'd say it had at most 40 hours on it. I have others that are still working, but at these prices, there should be absolutely no failures at all - no excuses!
688732
No, but I would certainly be interested!! My 309g lasted 4 months and didn't even work properly during that time. I hate when companies ripoff hard working people.
1878256
mine is set up to run 30 minutes in the morning and 30 minutes in the evening and after 3 years still operates as it should