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Overhead Crane Radio Remote Control 260 Series 3 Motion 1 Speed

System includes Two Remotes and One Receiver with 6ft pigtail and two protective vinyl remote covers.


6 pushbuttons with 1-step (Up, Down, East, West, North, South) + EMS + Start Key

Regular Price: $1,180.00

Special Price $1,032.50

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260 Series 3 Motion Single Speed Overhead Crane Remote Control System

260 Series of Radio Controls are ideal for smaller, simpler operations such as light-duty cranes and monorails. The 260 Series Radio Control has 1-step pushbuttons for three motions. This wireless control systems operate on exceptionally low power consumption providing up to three months of service on two AA batteries for the remote. The system features a user-friendly design, and simple useres manual. Operating range for the remote system is 300+ feet.

System includes Two Remote and One Receiver with 6ft pigtail

6 pushbuttons with 1-step (Up, Down, East, West, North, South) + EMS + Start Key


General Specifications

  • Durable, robust IP 65 industrial casing
  • New lightweight (250g) user friendly design
  • Advanced RF circuitry design with over 4 billion ID codes
  • Exceptionally low Power Consumption - up to 3 months usage with 2 AA batteries
  • Error free Hamming code technology
  • Working temperature range from -45° to +80°C
  • Long distance operation up to 100m
  • Purposely designed for the control of high-vibration, heavy-duty mobile and industrial equipment
  • Remote ID Setting Technology allowing for instant maintenance at site
  • Optional receiver input power. 48/110, 48/200, 110/220, 220/380 VAC & 12-24V DC. Ships standard with 110 VAC.
Additional Info
Additional Info
Weight 6
Freight Status Ships by UPS
Manufacturer InMotion Controls
Manufacturer Part Number ICI-260-System
Number Of Buttons 6 Button
Pendant Motion 3 Motion
Pendant Speeds One Speed
Download Product Manual N/A
Product Brochure N/A
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