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Digital receiver FSE 507
analogfor radio remote controlrugged

Digital receiver - FSE 507 - HBC-radiomatic - analog / for radio remote control / rugged
Digital receiver - FSE 507 - HBC-radiomatic - analog / for radio remote control / rugged
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Characteristics

Type
digital, analog
Applications
for radio remote control
Other characteristics
rugged, with integrated antenna, IP65, 2.4 GHz

Description

The tough radio receiver for the control of mobile applications. Perfect for cranes and machinery with up to 6 analog drives. Adaptive Frequency Hopping HBC's advanced fully automatic frequency management comes standard with all our 2.4 GHz radio systems. Your advantages: A manual frequency coordination with other radio users is not necessary. The operator can work without interruption, even in areas with many radio users. This saves valuable time. This technology is approved almost worldwide, which makes warehousing much easier: instead of different country-specific high frequency modules, in most cases, just a single 2.4 GHz module can be used. In countries where HBC radio systems are approved, the 2.4 GHz technology is available without registration or license fees. This saves costs and effort. How it works: Frequency management is already included in the radio system and works automatically.
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.