Customization: | Available |
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Application: | Industrial Machinery, Led Products, 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
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≤4-way proportional rocker; ≤4 side key switches; 1 emergency stop switch;
multiple toggle switches; rotary switch; push switch, etc.
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Standard functions
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smart key; automatic shutdown
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Optional functions
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ID card; N to N function (N≤8); collision shutdown; tilt shutdown;
weightlessness shutdown; 2.2-inch display; wired control
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Adapter battery
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Li3600;Li2800S;BN2100
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Remote controls are ubiquitous in our daily lives, with every household boasting a variety of these handy devices. However, when it comes to industrial remote controls, our familiarity tends to wane. These specialized devices play a crucial role in various industrial settings, offering functionalities far beyond those of their civilian counterparts.
An industrial remote control is a sophisticated device relying on radio transmission to manage and control industrial machinery from a distance. It consists of a portable transmitter, often handheld or waist-hung, and a receiving unit permanently attached to the machine it operates. The operator inputs commands into the transmitter's control panel, which are then digitized, encoded, and secured before being wirelessly transmitted to the receiver. Upon reception, the system decodes and translates these instructions back into actionable control commands, enabling seamless management of machinery.
Industrial remote controls demand heightened technical performance in factors such as accuracy, sensitivity, signal continuity, and interference resistance. They are also designed to endure extreme conditions, with robust waterproof, dustproof, high/low temperature, and acid/alkali resistance, making them indispensable in harsh environments—a realm where civilian remote controls simply cannot compete.
Industries employing cranes—like metallurgy, shipbuilding, container handling, warehousing, machinery manufacturing, chemicals, papermaking, construction, and engineering—rely heavily on industrial remote controls for safe, effective remote operations. Their extensive range, spanning hundreds to thousands of meters, remains unaffected by physical barriers. This allows operators, equipped with a lightweight transmitter, to freely navigate and choose optimal vantage points for safe operation, mitigating risks from poor visibility, constrained controls, challenging environments, or miscommunication, and significantly boosting productivity.
What are the ADVANTAGES of industrial remote controls?
★ Lower production and maintenance costs: The transition from cab-based to remote-controlled systems is well-established, now forming a standard production protocol.
★ Enhance safety and reliability: By removing the command link, potential misunderstandings are minimized. Operators gain a direct view of loads from a safe vantage, eliminating risks associated with inclement weather and miscommunication during high-altitude operations.
★ Better operating conditions: Operators can select safe angles, avoiding areas with poor visibility or high pollution, thus safeguarding against exposure to harmful gases.
★ Optimize human resources: For example, with bridge cranes, one individual can handle all tasks from operation to unloading solo, negating the need for additional command personnel.
★ Boost work efficiency: Operators make autonomous decisions with improved precision and consistency. Freed from the constraints of traditional cab systems, they avoid discomfort from extreme temperatures, enhancing morale and operational efficiency.
The pervasive use of industrial remote controls across diverse sectors has underscored their substantial advantages, making them integral to modern industrial processes.