When lifting and hanging stage equipment, even when individual loads are known and thus the total weight on a structure established, there is still a potentially major problem with unpredictable load distribution.

Each time there are more than two supports on a truss or more than three supports on a structure, a Statically Indeterminate loading condition occurs, which results in loads being distributed on a structure in a manner that is extremely difficult to predict.

Consequently, some of the building rigging points, equipment and motors of the stage rigging may become dangerously overloaded, while others, may bear only a small part of the load.

The solution is continuous load monitoring from installation, through the entire show and until tear down.

No sleep or standby modes are acceptable, and definitely not turning off the load monitoring system in order to save batteries.

The one system that is capable of months-long continuous load monitoring is the Ron StageMaster.

40 years of experience and advanced wireless technologies (including projects with NASA at launching sites with extremely challenging conditions) were implemented to create the ultimate load monitoring system: The Ron StageMaster