PRC2

• Pocket Radio Remote Control System.
• The pocket radio remote control system is a wireless unit focused on compact and lightweight design. The transmitter is ergonomically designed to fit the hand, and protrusions are applied on switches for better operability. The casing is casted with resin and rubber, enhancing structural resistance against drops and other impacts.

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      (U)-PRC3-340/360

• Super-Pocket Radio Remote Control System.
• This specified low-power type of pocket radio remote control system is used for long-range applications. Use the PRC3 when the operating range of the PRC2 is not enough. The system’s receiver is interchangeable with the PRC2 so it can be replaced without having to make any changes in the equipment that has been installed.

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      (U)-PRC3-380

• Super-Pocket Radio Remote Control System.
• The same specified low-power type as the PRC3 series (4 or 6 outputs), but it has 8 outputs instead. The transmitter comes in the same compact size as that of the existing pocket radio remote control system. The receiver features an improved water-proof capability. Also, the receiving antenna is built into the receiver, obviating the need to install a receiving antenna and antenna cable.

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      (U)-PHRC

• Hand Held Radio Remote Control System.
• The PH series of radio remote control systems are wireless units that are operable with one hand. These units can perform both the ON/OFF control and the proportional control which are required for construction vehicles and industrial machinery. The transmitter is held in the hand for ease of operation, and the ON/OFF switch and trigger lever used for proportional control signals can be operated simultaneously. For instance, users can operate the trigger lever using their index fingers while operating one of the toggle switches using their thumbs at the same time. Specified low-power type of radio signals is used for longrange applications, obviating the need for any license in Japan and making it possible to use the system immediately.

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      (U)-RAC1

• Radio Remote Control System.
• This is a specified low-power type of radio remote control system which is used for long-range applications. The transmitter has a slim-line, easy-to-carry design, and it boasts excellent operability. It can handle a large number of ON/OFF signals: 24 signals to be precise. The specified low-power type of radio signals are used so the system is ready for immediate use with no permits needing to be obtained.

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      (U)-RAC2

• Radio Remote Control System.
• A proportional control radio remote control system which is used for construction machinery. It is installed on power shovels and many other types of construction machinery, and has won high feedback from customers. The system features five joysticks for proportional control so it is capable of supporting just about every kind of construction machine. The output signals from the receiver are RS-422 serial communication signals. Also available as an option is a control unit which enables hydraulic solenoid valves and other such parts to be driven directly. The specified low-power type of radio signals are used so the system is ready for immediate use with no license needing to be obtained in Japan.

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      TKF

• Slip Ring.
• These slip rings are used for construction machinery and vehicles as well as for industrial machines. They allow the conduction of many different kinds of electrical signals that support the needs of users. As an option, sensors for detecting swivel angles can also be incorporated. These slip rings have a proven results in construction machinery and vehicles, and feature an excellent resistance to environmental conditions.

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      HS

• Stroke Sensor.
• Stroke sensors are wire pull-out type length meters that are used for construction vehicles and industrial machinery. They have a proven results in the accurate measurement control of outriggers, booms, etc. They support many and varied strokes using two types of housing—one for short strokes (up to 3.1 meters) and one for long strokes (up to 10 meters)—and, with either type, the output resistance levels vary depending on the amount of wire pulled out.

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