SAMOA NEXU installation - Alamoequipment.com

SAMOA NEXU Installation

Are you considering upgrading your garage? Alamo Equipment has a solution for you. We recently installed the SAMOA NEXU fluid monitoring system and oil bars in a clients facility. The U Meter+ valves added above the oil bar make it easier for technicians to control the system, especially when pipework is closely spaced. The U Dat+ keypad makes it easy for technicians to control and access the system, enabling swift fluid requests.

 

Customers who integrate U Tank tank level monitor modules can receive real-time tank readings continuously. Pressure probes accurately measure the oil quantity in each tank, relaying the data back to the system automatically, which alleviates the need to manually update the stock on the U Tracking software.

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Frequently Asked Questions

At minimum, once per year. ANSI/ALI ALOIM:2020 — the national standard for automotive lift safety — requires annual inspection by a qualified lift inspector. OSHA recognizes and enforces this standard. High-use lifts or lifts in demanding environments may warrant more frequent checks.

Yes. OSHA does not have a separate lift-specific standard, but it enforces the ANSI/ALI ALOIM standard as the recognized industry consensus. Annual inspection by a qualified technician is required under this framework.

All of them. The ANSI standard applies to every automotive lift regardless of type — 2-post, 4-post, scissor, in-ground, mobile column, and specialty lifts. Age and brand do not exempt a lift from the annual inspection requirement.

A full inspection covers structural integrity, anchors and anchor bolts, cables and pulleys, hydraulic system condition, safety lock function, lift arms and pads, electrical components and interlocks, travel limit switches, and load labels. Lifts that fail are documented and must be corrected before returning to service.

The inspector documents the findings and the lift should be taken out of service until the issue is corrected. Alamo can diagnose and repair most lift issues in the same visit or schedule a follow-up service call.

Call us at (844) 480-6059 or email info@alamoequipment.com. We inspect all lift types across the Dallas–Fort Worth area and can typically schedule within a few business days.