06/09/2012 - 04:00 am

Magnetek Introduces Graphic Display Handheld Transmitter

Magnetek Inc., Menomonee Falls, Wis., has introduced its Flex VUE wireless controller for cranes, hoists, and other industrial applications.  The Flex VUE is based on Magnetek’s popular Flex line of radio controllers, with the addition of a graphic display that provides advanced communications and convenience.

“Crane and hoist operators have embraced the Flex line for its flexible and reliable performance, and its ergonomic and lightweight design,” said Eugene Novak, Magnetek’s radio controls product manager. “In the Flex VUE we’ve added a graphic display for customers looking for a handheld device with the advanced communications, configuration convenience and two-way feedback they appreciate in our bellybox transmitters.”

The high resolution color display built into the Flex VUE handheld transmitter keeps the operator informed of system status and diagnostics at all times, including battery life, signal strength and warning symbols. Operators can quickly and easily configure the transmitter right through the display menu. Two-way feedback is available providing information on machine parameters, alarms and command confirmation.  4, 8 or 12 two-step or step-less push-button configurations are available providing accurate and smooth operation. The Flex VUE is available in 400MHz and 2.4GHz

Customers can combine Flex VUE with the versatile Flex M wireless receiver which features a modular plug-and-play design, similar to a PLC, and allows one plant to use the same type of receiver component for any size application.

The Flex VUE’s compact design is rugged enough to handle outdoor and harsh industrial environments, and its quick response allows for precise control. Magnetek’s innovative, cost-effective wireless radio controls are designed to meet customer specifications, reducing internal engineering and manufacturing costs, improving time to market and enhancing equipment performance. The Company designs highly durable transmitters that are configurable to meet the needs of a variety of industrial applications.


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