TRIMPRA manufactured PCC-8950 crane monitoring camera
TRIMPRA manufactured PCC-8950 crane monitoring camera
High-performance crane surveillance camera using a Japanese-made camera.
A camera developed to improve safety for crane operations. It features autofocus, auto iris, and 25x zoom capability. The camera can be easily adjusted with a controller, and it is resistant to rust and less affected by wind.
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■Features of the PCC-8900 Series - All-weather stainless housing - High-definition camera - Optical zoom of 36x or 25x - Auto focus and auto iris functions - Pan and tilt functions
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When working in areas that are blind spots from the driver's seat of a crane, there is a risk of accidents occurring due to the inability to recognize nearby obstacles or rigging workers, leading to collisions. To prevent such accidents, a system has been developed that installs a camera at the tip of the crane boom, allowing the operator in the driver's seat to check the surrounding situation. This is particularly effective when lowering loads between objects. Even in places that the operator cannot see, they can grasp the surrounding situation through a monitor, thereby enhancing the safety of crane operations.
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Started as a rental company for communication equipment aimed at construction companies. Initially, it was a specialized company providing simultaneous communication radios for tower cranes to major general contractors in the country. Recently, the range of products has increased, and inquiries for rentals from businesses outside the construction industry are also on the rise.
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