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 an integral part of modern life, seamlessly blending into our everyday routines. While every household boasts a collection of civilian remote controls, industrial remote controls remain a lesser-known yet crucial component in numerous sectors.
An industrial remote control is an advanced device that employs radio transmission to govern industrial machinery from afar. This sophisticated system comprises a user-friendly handheld or waist-mounted transmitter and a robust receiving unit securely affixed to the equipment. By interfacing with the intuitive transmitter panel, operators input precise commands, which are then digitally encoded, encrypted, and wirelessly relayed to a distant receiving system. Upon reception, these commands are meticulously decoded and transformed, enabling seamless control over a diverse array of machinery.
Industrial remote controls demand superior technical specifications - from pinpoint accuracy and heightened sensitivity to unwavering signal integrity and resilience against interference. Boasting features like extensive remote control range, waterproofing, dustproofing, and resistance to both extreme temperatures and corrosive substances, these devices are engineered to thrive in challenging environments, a feat unattainable by civilian counterparts.
Predominantly utilized in industries reliant on cranes—such as metallurgy, shipbuilding, and container operations—industrial remote controls excel in facilitating remote operations. They effortlessly command a control radius spanning hundreds to thousands of meters, impervious to obstacles. Operators are empowered to roam freely with a lightweight transmitter, selecting optimal viewpoints to ensure safety and efficacy, thus eliminating risks associated with poor visibility, restricted line control, or hazardous conditions. This technology not only guarantees operational safety but also significantly boosts productivity.
What are the ADVANTAGES of industrial remote controls?
★ Slash both manufacturing and maintenance expenses: The transition from traditional cabins to cutting-edge remote control systems is not just a possibility, but the new standard in production methodologies.
★ Enhance safety and reliability: By streamlining the command process, potential misunderstandings and miscommunications are eradicated. Operators benefit from an optimal command perspective, gaining a clearer view of hoisted materials and thus avoiding the safety hazards of in-cab tower crane operations, especially under adverse weather conditions. This also minimizes risks due to miscommunication during high-altitude tasks.
★ Optimize the operating environment: Operators have the liberty to choose safe vantage points, steering clear of unsafe zones plagued by poor visibility or pollution, and shield themselves from harmful gases.
★ Conserve human resources: For instance, a single operator can seamlessly manage all aspects of a bridge crane operation—mooring, hoisting, and unloading—without needing assistance or commands.
★ Boost work efficiency: Freed from the constraints of conventional cabins and cumbersome cables, operators enjoy enhanced judgment autonomy and operation continuity. This liberation from the cabin's discomfort in extreme temperatures leads to heightened morale and productivity.
With industrial remote controls being embraced across diverse industries, their myriad advantages are becoming ever more pronounced and indispensable.