Audited Supplier
HW-WRDS-01
Wireless Remote Detonation System
16
Digital Tube Display
More Than 13 Hours
Cr123A Lithium Battery
5V
1A
868MHz
1
No
Carton Package
China
9022191090
Product Description
Introduction
The wireless remote detonation system developed by our company is mainly used for the wireless remote detonation of explosive charges, electric ignition explosive devices and non-lethal munitions. It can be applied to the explosion-disposal work and related exercises such as public security.
Features
The wireless remote detonation system developed by our company is mainly used for the wireless remote detonation of explosive charges, electric ignition explosive devices and non-lethal munitions. It can be applied to the explosion-disposal work and related exercises such as public security.
Features
1. Far communication distance, it can realize the communication of 2000 meters under the visual condition;
2. One back-end controller can multiple receiving front-end at the same time, and a transmitting back-end controller is equipped with a maximum of 16 receiving front-end initiation devices;
3. 5 inch HD display, display receiving front end status;
4. Multi-function selection, can freely choose the number of receiving front-end control;
5. Double buttons start the detonation safety device to prevent mis operation.
6. The receiving front end can be reused when no live ammunition is detonated (Exercise)
Technical Parameters
Receiving front end
| Maximum quantity | 16 |
| Display | Digital tube display |
| Standby time | More than 13 hours |
| power supply | CR123A lithium battery |
| Output voltage | 5V |
| Current output | 1A |
| Working frequency | 868MHz |
Transmitting back-end
| Quantity | 1 |
| Display | 5 inch IPS display screen |
| Resolution ratio | 480X854 |
| Remote control distance | ≥2000m |
| Standby time | ≥30min |
| Power supply | 9V alkaline battery |
| Working frequency | 868MHz |
Main Application Scenarios
1. Public security and the relevant units need to perform confrontation exercises or the layout of the explosion site.
2. Relevant units need to carry out targeted detonation and other special operations tasks such as public security.
3. Public security and other relevant units to carry out security clearance and explosive disposal tasks.
4. Relevant units in petroleum exploration, mining and other areas that carry out fixed point blasting tasks.
