Industrial Remote Controls With Empowered Technology

Remote control is a device used to control a system or machine automatically.

Wireless control is a wireless device and by using this system one can operate a machine even from a distance. After the invention of Bluetooth technology it has started evolving gradually.

Today the manufacturers are producing more powerful remote controls. With these modern wireless controls one can control complex electronic system or even a gigantic machine too.

As this modern device is equipped with powerful transmitter they can operate a machine even from a great distance.
Radio remote control is a modern innovation that generally controls distant objects using a variety of radio signals transmitted by the remote control device.

These devices are generally used in industrial purpose for operating gigantic machines or large electronic systems.
By using these modern industrial remote controls you can control a variety of mechanical and electronic devices.

Using these modern industrial wireless control systems has increased job-site safety and productivity. Modern industrial wireless control system can control a plenty of industrial operations such as closing or opening tank valve, closing a circuit, moving a handle, starting a motor etc.

These systems are used widely in industrial sectors.

Some of the popular appliances of radio controlled systems are: aircraft refueling system, leak detection system, driver authorization system, crane control system, and many more.
These unique systems are also safe for using in Industrial Petroleum, LPG, Anhydrous Ammonia and Butane bulk transports.
These modern industrial remote controls have mainly two operating parts: transmitter and a receiver. Transmitter: The transmitter portion is also divided by two significant devices: RF remote controls and transmitter module. The operator can use the RF devices independently while the transmitter is generally used as a component in the circuit. Depending on the wireless system the frequency of the transmitter may differ. However most of the industrial wireless transmitter has a normal frequency range of 902-928MHz.

Additional 433.92 MHz, 869.
7 MHz & 2.

4GHz frequencies are also available.

In some cases the transmitter unit is also included with an internal PCB mounted antenna with a normal range up to 500 feet.

They are also constructed in rugged weatherproof polymer enclosure in order to maintain durability of the whole unit. Receiver: The receiver unit is also divided into two parts: super-regenerative receiver and superheterodyne receiver. These two units together work in order to meet the user requirements. Normal 12/24 VDC battery is used as a main power supply to install the unit. Optional 120 VAC system is also available. Constructed in water-resistant, impact resistant, poly carbonate enclosure, the durability of the receiver unit is always ensured. An internally protected and encased antenna is also available.