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 have seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, with every household owning a medley of these handy devices. However, when it comes to industrial remote controls, they remain somewhat of a mystery to many, unlike their ubiquitous civilian counterparts.
An industrial remote control is a sophisticated device that harnesses radio waves to command and control industrial machinery from a distance. This technology is comprised of a handheld or belt-mounted transmitter, paired with a receiving unit securely installed on the machinery. The operator inputs commands via the transmitter's control panel, which are then transformed into digital signals. These signals are encoded, encrypted, and wirelessly relayed to a remote receiver system. Once there, the signals are decoded and converted back into control instructions, enabling precise management of various industrial machines.
The technical requirements for industrial remote controls far surpass those of civilian models, encompassing superior accuracy, sensitivity, uninterrupted signal, and robust protection against interference. These controls boast extensive operational distances, water and dust resistance, and resilience to extreme temperatures, as well as acid and alkali environments. Designed to withstand harsh conditions, industrial remote controls are indispensable, setting a benchmark that civilian models simply cannot match or replace.
In industries such as metallurgy, shipbuilding, container terminals, warehousing, machinery manufacturing, chemicals, papermaking, construction, and engineering machinery, industrial remote controls are essential for crane operations. They offer versatile remote control over vast ranges, from 100 meters to several kilometers, unaffected by physical barriers. Operators can effortlessly maneuver with a lightweight transmitter, choosing the safest vantage point for operation. This innovation minimizes risks tied to obscured vision, restricted line control, and harsh conditions, ensuring safety and elevating production efficiency to new heights.
What are the ADVANTAGES of industrial remote controls?
★ Cut down on manufacturing and maintenance costs: Replacing cabs with remote control systems is now not just feasible but a standard in modern production processes.
★ Enhance safety and reliability: By eliminating command chains, we sidestep miscommunications that could arise from flawed instructions. Operators gain a direct line of sight to hoisted items, avoiding the perilous conditions of tower crane cabs during inclement weather, and reducing risks from communication errors between operators and commanders during elevated operations.
★ Optimize the working environment: Operators can select vantage points with optimal visibility and reduced pollution exposure, thus safeguarding them from harmful environments and gases.
★ Conserve human resources: Consider the bridge crane—operations, mooring, lifting, and unloading are tasks that one person can single-handedly manage without the need for additional commands.
★ Boost work efficiency: *** by the constraints of traditional cabs and control lines, operators can make autonomous decisions with remarkable accuracy and continuity. Freed from the discomfort of extreme cab temperatures, operators work more efficiently and with heightened morale.
As industrial remote controls become increasingly prevalent across various sectors, their remarkable advantages stand out even more prominently, redefining operational standards.