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310 Series Overhead Crane Radio / Remote Control 3 Motion 2 Speed
RC-IM-310 is the the 310 series 3 motion speed remote control system for a wide range of industrial applications at a great price.
System includes two transmitters and one receiver.
Regular Price: $1,760.00
Special Price $1,540.00
Details
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The 310 Series Radio / Remote Control is a versatile System, ideal for complex industrial applications such as overhead crane bridge, trolley and hoist motion control. The compact, 8-push button Transmitter fits easily in the user's hand. The 310 Series is a 3-motion, 2-speed radio, suitable for most industrial applications. With a range of 300 feet, the 310 can accommodate larger applications without compromising safety. Installation of the 310 Series is very simple, and both AC and DC voltage configurations are available.
310 Series comes with a standard one-year Warranty against all manufacturer's defects.
General Specifications
- Enclosure: IP65 (indoor/outdoor)
- Structure: Fiberglass
- Crystal-Based
- Both power source and output relays with fuses
- Synchronous transmission encoding and decoding
- Frequency: 310.0325 ~ 321.535 MHz
- Operating temperature: -30° - +75° C
- Relays: 10A/250V
- ID Code: 32 bit
- Response time = 65ms
- Range: 300 feet
TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS
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Additional Info
Additional Info
| Weight | 6 |
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| Freight Status | No |
| Manufacturer | Duct-O-Wire |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RC-IM-3R2 |
| Number Of Buttons | 8 Button |
| Pendant Motion | 3 Motion |
| Pendant Speeds | Two Speed |
| Download Product Manual | N/A |
| Product Brochure | N/A |
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