Weak Radio Wave Model 1-stage push / 6-point operation type TELEC weak wireless equipment performance certificate obtained
For about 40 years, while being involved in the maintenance of overhead cranes, I have continuously thought, "If only there were a radio designed specifically for overhead cranes..." This idea took shape in 2005 through a partnership with an overseas radio manufacturer. For use at distances of about 20 to 30 meters from the crane operator (transmitter) to the hoist body (receiver), a low-cost weak radio wave model is recommended.
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basic information
【Features】 ○ Incredibly durable transmitter ○ Perfectly fitting handle for easy grip ○ Remarkably long battery life ○ Various settings possible on a computer ○ Maximally pursued low price ● For more details, please contact us.
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P2
Applications/Examples of results
Wireless operation of overhead cranes, construction machinery, and all other industrial machinery.
Line up（2）
| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| Weak Signal Model CRC-S | 4 types of lineup depending on the number of button presses: 1 press, 2 presses |
| Specific Low Power Model CRC-T | 3 types of lineup depending on the number of buttons |
Company information
Since our establishment in 1971, our company has been engaged in comprehensive maintenance, ranging from electrical installation and air conditioning work to the sales, installation, repair, and maintenance of hoist cranes, with the motto of speed and reliability. We strive to accurately capture our customers' needs and gather precise information to make better proposals, contributing to the maintenance of our customers' operations, addressing environmental issues, and expanding their profits.
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