Industrial Wireless Remote Control for Bridge Cranes

Industrial wireless remote control for bridge cranes have become a key element within a modern working context where safety, productivity, freedom of movement has a continuously increasing importance. Industrial radio controllers are consequently for time saving and risk reduction working instruments.

Thanks to the radio controller, the operator stands in the place with the best visibility and lowest operation risk. The wireless technology allows controlling the machine in full autonomy without requiring other operators to support the job with indications.

There are some essential installation notes. 1. Shut down crane main power source before installation. 2. Mount in a firmed side where the receiver can be seen easily by operator. 3. Keep away the mounted side from motors relays, cables, high voltage wiring and devices, or the protrusion of building where crane moves, select firmed side without metal shield. 4. Do not install the other same channel remote controller within 50M. 5. Ensure the wiring layout is correct and safe. 6. Test each function to be sure each out put has the same function as wired control.

Power-On steps: 1. Power-on receiver. 2. Switch the power switch to ON and turn on the mushroom. 3. Press any button and release, now is ready to operate(now receiver powder LED light is green). Power-Off steps: 1. Push down the mushroom. 2. Switch off transmitter power to cut off the power.

SEVENCRANE originated from the customer’s desire for more reliable industrial wireless remote control. At the beginning of the brand’s establishment, the vision was to provide safer, more reliable and more efficient industrial wireless remote control system for Chinese and global customers. Today, this vision has been translated into reality by SEVENCRANE engineers. Now in every corner of the world, you have the opportunity to see SEVENCRANE products. Our products are the first choice for customers in general industries such as iron and steel metallurgy, automobile manufacturing, pulp and paper making, shipbuilding, mining, tunnel construction, port seawork, oil mining and other special industries.