PUSH BUTTON REMOTE CONTROLS

TRL SMD 7000

Transmitter - 2 or 4 button, single step, 9V battery

Receiver - 2 or 4 relay, 12VDC

Ikusi I-Syon MR06 ( CAT.3 Safety )

Standard configuration is as shown with two speed buttons for up / down / left / right complete with on / stop button, and START button. However, this could just as easily be used for any other application requiring 4 x two step buttons simply by the use of appropriate stickers on the buttons. The receiver is also very compact with two STOP relays ( Cat. 3 ) and eight 6A/250V relays.

Ikusi I-SyonMR11

Standard configuration is as shown with 2 single step buttons for auxillary functions, 6 two step buttons for up / down / left / right / in / out, STOP button, and START button. Again, this could just as easily be used for any other application requiring 6 x two step buttons and two auxillary buttons. The compact receiver contains a full compliment of 12A/250V relays.

Ikusi I-Syon MP10G

Standard configuration is as shown with 10 single step buttons numbered 1 to 10 and an ON / OFF button. This model has an overlay available which allows each button to be customised, or even blanked out should you not require all 10 buttons. The compact receiver runs on 9-30VDC with 10 MOSFET outputs.

Ikusi TM70/1 & 2

Standard configuration as shown with 6 dual step push buttons( TM70/1 ) or 10 dual step push buttons ( TM70/2 ), on/off switch, start button, STOP button plus LCD display with battery level indicator. Receiver comes standard with 13 output relays, 2 STOP relays and powered by either 115/230VAC or 9 – 30VDC.

Options include : selector switches ( maintained or spring return ), feedback to LCD screen ( not shown ), additional relay outputs ( up to 29 possible ), shoulder strap, master / slave, pitch & catch, tandem, range limiter.

Ikusi Explosion Proof

Ikusi continues to widen its TM70 range of remote controls. It has now included two new handheld pushbuttons, type I and II, which stand out as they have obtained ATEX certification, applicable to the use of this type of equipment in potentially explosive environments or atmospheres.

The type I and II button boxes in the TM70 range can therefore now be installed in potentially explosive environments, both in dust and gas atmospheres. The only limitation to the certification degree in gas atmospheres regards Acetylene and Hydrogen.

The ATEX directive (94/9/EC), concerning the use of equipment in potentially explosive atmospheres, came into force on 1 July 2003, and since June 2006 any equipment that does not comply with this regulation, whether it is old or new, must be replaced.