Customization: | Available |
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Application: | Industrial Machinery, Remote Control |
Battery Type: | Special Self-Made Battery |
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Strong, durable, dustproof and waterproof, ergonomic design |
Dual CPU codec to ensure reliable data communication |
Well-designed joystick, life of 1 million times |
Smart key, perfect backup capability |
Real-time active control, in line with EU standards
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Up to 60 IO inputs, 10 proportional inputs
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Optional bus output type, customizable feedback content
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Operating elements | ≤4 universal joysticks or ≤10-way proportional joysticks; ≤8 side key switches; 1 emergency stop switch; multiple toggle switches; rotary switch; push button switch, etc. |
Standard functions | smart key; automatic shutdown |
Optional functions | ID card; N to N function (N ≤ 8); collision shutdown; tilt shutdown; weightlessness shutdown; 2.2-inch display; 4.0-inch display; 5.0-inch display; wired control; panel lighting; video monitoring; fingerprint recognition |
In the realm of everyday life, remote controls are ubiquitous. Every household boasts an array of these devices. However, industrial remote controls remain less familiar to the general public, unlike their civilian counterparts.
An industrial remote control is an advanced device that employs sophisticated radio transmission technology to execute remote operation and control of industrial machinery. This system comprises a handheld or waist-hung transmitter and a robust receiving device that is securely affixed to the equipment. Operators input commands through the transmitter's control panel, which are then digitized, encoded, and encrypted for optimal security. The encrypted instructions are wirelessly relayed to a distant receiving system, where they are meticulously decoded and converted, restoring control commands to manage a variety of mechanical equipment seamlessly.
Industrial remote controls boast superior technical specifications than their civilian counterparts, encompassing precision, heightened sensitivity, signal continuity, and robust anti-interference capabilities. These devices are engineered to withstand challenging conditions, offering impressive remote control distances, waterproof and dustproof features, as well as resistance to extreme temperatures and corrosive environments. These attributes underscore why civilian remote controls cannot match the prowess of industrial remote controls.
Industrial remote controls are predominantly utilized in crane-operating sectors such as metallurgy, shipbuilding, container terminals, warehousing, machinery manufacturing, chemicals, papermaking, construction, and engineering. They enable seamless remote control operations across vast ranges, up to thousands of meters, irrespective of obstacles. The operator, equipped with a lightweight transmitter, can freely maneuver to a safe vantage point, minimizing the risk of accidents due to impaired visibility, restricted control lines, or adverse environments. This not only ensures safe operation but also significantly boosts production efficiency.
What are the ADVANTAGES of industrial remote controls?
★ Reduce Manufacturing and Maintenance Costs: Transitioning from cabs to remote control systems has become a standard practice, optimizing production processes financially.
★ Enhance Safety and Reliability: By eliminating the command link, miscommunications are averted. Operators gain a direct view of hoisted items, avoiding hazards associated with cab operation in adverse weather and preventing accidents caused by miscommunication during high-altitude tasks.
★ Improve the Operating Environment: Operators can opt for safer angles, steering clear of positions with poor visibility and excessive pollution, thus shielding themselves from harmful gases.
★ Conserve Human Resources: For example, a single operator can manage tasks like operation, mooring, hoisting, and unloading on a bridge crane independently, without needing a command team.
★ Boost Work Efficiency: With autonomy in decision-making, operators achieve higher accuracy and seamless operation. Freed from the confines of cabs and operating lines, they avoid discomfort from extreme temperatures, thus enhancing morale and productivity.
As industrial remote controls gain widespread adoption across diverse sectors, their unmatched advantages become even more pronounced.