Pitch & Catch: Allows two operators to efficiently move a load over a long bay. The radio transfer from one operator to another is seamless. One operator would pick up the load and send the crane down the bay to the other operator.

Name: Pitch &amp; Catch: Allows two operators to efficiently move a load over a long bay. The radio transfer from one operator to another is seamless. One operator would pick up the load and send the crane down the bay to the other operator.
SKU: PC1
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“Vacuum lifters and magnets are electrically latched circuits. A “lift to operate” switch is incorporated onto the transmitter. This prevents accidental activation of the circuit. This pricing includes the relays and switches needed for these functions.” has been added to your cart. View cart

Pitch & Catch: Allows two operators to efficiently move a load over a long bay. The radio transfer from one operator to another is seamless. One operator would pick up the load and send the crane down the bay to the other operator.

$483.00

SKU: PC1 Category: Magnetek

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Pitch & Catch: Allows two operators to efficiently move a load over a long bay. The radio transfer from one operator to another is seamless. One operator would pick up the load and send the crane down the bay to the other operator.

Pitch & Catch: Allows two operators to efficiently move a load over a long bay. The radio transfer from one operator to another is seamless. One operator would pick up the load and send the crane down the bay to the other operator.

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Some control sequencing may require additional relay logic or higher amperage protection. Larger relays must be added to the system for these types of controls. Some examples are lights, scales, hook rotate, etc. The pricing is for each additional relay.

Some functions may require to be maintained after the radio control has lost power. Thes systems will require latching/energized relays. Some examples are magnet lifts, vacuum lifts, lights, etc. The pricing is for each additional relay.

UHF non-licensed system is the base system however in some cases the system needs to operate at distances greater than 300 feet. In these cases, a licensed frequency (UHF) may be needed. In a building, the UHF frequency will perform a little better.

Crane Select: Allows an operator the ability to control multiple cranes from one transmitter. The receiver would only allow one transmitter to “work” the systems on a first come first serve basis.

Pitch & Catch: Allows two operators to efficiently move a load over a long bay. The radio transfer from one operator to another is seamless. One operator would pick up the load and send the crane down the bay to the other operator.

Pitch & Catch: Allows two operators to efficiently move a load over a long bay. The radio transfer from one operator to another is seamless. One operator would pick up the load and send the crane down the bay to the other operator.

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Some control sequencing may require additional relay logic or higher amperage protection. Larger relays must be added to the system for these types of controls. Some examples are lights, scales, hook rotate, etc. The pricing is for each additional relay.

Some functions may require to be maintained after the radio control has lost power. Thes systems will require latching/energized relays. Some examples are magnet lifts, vacuum lifts, lights, etc. The pricing is for each additional relay.

UHF non-licensed system is the base system however in some cases the system needs to operate at distances greater than 300 feet. In these cases, a licensed frequency (UHF) may be needed. In a building, the UHF frequency will perform a little better.

Crane Select: Allows an operator the ability to control multiple cranes from one transmitter. The receiver would only allow one transmitter to “work” the systems on a first come first serve basis.