TM70 handheld transmitters

The TM70 handheld transmitters are robust and reliable, designed to be used in industrial applications.

These have been successful products for many years and we will keep supplying them as the new handhelds are being introduced to the market.

T70/2 is a versatile configurable multi-platform transmitter  

Compatible with the full range of receivers, TM70/2 is capable of handling additional functionality when more complex solutions are required.

The T70/2 can have the following mechanisms and accessories: 

• LCD Display

2 x 12-character LCD display for information feedback from receiver, allowing safety control and manoeuvre operation. 

• Removable EEPROM SIM module

Removable memory card. Quick and easy restoration of service with a spare unit in the event of transmitter or receiver failure. If the transmitter is damaged, the replacement can copy the EEPROM from the receiver. 

• Range Limiter

The remote can only be used when there is an infrared connection between the infrared transmitter and the radio transmitter. This rules out risk situations caused by activating the remote without a clear and safe view of the machine. 

• TWIN synchro

The most compact TANDEM solution.
A system conformed by a master transmitter (Push button or Console box). The use of radio signals simultaneously and in a synchronized way allows the movements of two cranes working in tandem mode.

• Multi-band radio with full-duplex communication

Worldwide compatible multi-band radio. Possibility of full-duplex communication. Easily customizable via EEPROM. 

• Multiple transmitter system

Possibility of working with multiple transmitters and a single receiver. The first device to link up assumes control of the machine. 

• LBT (Listen Before Transmitting)

On transmitter start-up, the radio remote equipment will automatically look for a free channel. If another user activates a radio remote device on the same working channel, the transmitter can simply be switched off and on again. Helping to find another free channel and allow work to continue. 

• Tandem systems

For situations requiring the use of two or more independent cranes moving simultaneously. The master transmitters can choose whether to work simultaneously with several receivers or independently with one of them. 

• Multiple receiver systems

Possibility of working with a single transmitter and multiple receivers at the same time.