Audited Supplier
MXPROX
Forklift Pedestrian Collision Warning
Wireless Alarm
Active
E-MARK, CE, ISO
Indoor, Outdoor
Sensor
Wireless
≥80dB
3.5g-6.5GHz
Horizontally Mounted on Top of Forklift
ABS Waterproof with Metal Base Plate
Detect 30tags Simultaneously
0ºC-60ºC
Maxtree
Carton
customizable
China
Product Description
Forklift Collision Avoidance System Prevents Accidents between Forklifts and Pedestrians and other Forklifts
1.Technical data
2.Description
Truck driving has become one of the most important occupations in the world. While many drivers are highly skilled and committed to safety, there are still some risks associated with driving, especially when it comes to collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians, and obstacles. To reduce the risk of accidents and ensure staff safety, many trucking companies are now using collision sensors. These sensors are designed to detect objects in the area around a truck and alert drivers to potential hazards.
One of the key benefits of using a collision sensor is that it can help improve staff safety. By providing drivers with real-time information about potential dangers, they can take action quickly to avoid a collision. This is especially important for trucks that are carrying hazardous materials or other sensitive cargo. By detecting potential hazards, drivers can take the necessary steps to keep the cargo and surrounding areas safe.
Another advantage of using a collision sensor is that it is relatively easy to install. Many sensors are designed to be plug-and-play, meaning they can be installed quickly and easily by staff members with little technical expertise. This is a significant benefit for trucking companies that want to improve safety without investing a lot of time and money in training and equipment.
Overall, there are many advantages to using a collision sensor for staff safety. These sensors are highly effective at detecting potential hazards and alerting drivers to take action. They are also easy to install and can be used to improve safety in a variety of applications. Whether you are looking to improve safety for your staff or reduce the risk of accidents on the road, a collision sensor is a smart investment that can pay off over time.
Features
Cases
1.Technical data
| Rated voltage | 12-48Vdc |
| Size/Weight | 120*120*61(mm)/270g |
| Operating Temperature | 0ºC-60ºC |
| Frequency/effective range | UWB 3.5G-6.5Ghz 0.5-32m |
| Label restrictions | Detect 30tags simultaneously |
| Antenna | Built-in |
| Shell material | ABS Waterproof with metal base plate |
| Installation | Horizontally mounted on top of forklift |
2.Description
Truck driving has become one of the most important occupations in the world. While many drivers are highly skilled and committed to safety, there are still some risks associated with driving, especially when it comes to collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians, and obstacles. To reduce the risk of accidents and ensure staff safety, many trucking companies are now using collision sensors. These sensors are designed to detect objects in the area around a truck and alert drivers to potential hazards.
One of the key benefits of using a collision sensor is that it can help improve staff safety. By providing drivers with real-time information about potential dangers, they can take action quickly to avoid a collision. This is especially important for trucks that are carrying hazardous materials or other sensitive cargo. By detecting potential hazards, drivers can take the necessary steps to keep the cargo and surrounding areas safe.
Another advantage of using a collision sensor is that it is relatively easy to install. Many sensors are designed to be plug-and-play, meaning they can be installed quickly and easily by staff members with little technical expertise. This is a significant benefit for trucking companies that want to improve safety without investing a lot of time and money in training and equipment.
Overall, there are many advantages to using a collision sensor for staff safety. These sensors are highly effective at detecting potential hazards and alerting drivers to take action. They are also easy to install and can be used to improve safety in a variety of applications. Whether you are looking to improve safety for your staff or reduce the risk of accidents on the road, a collision sensor is a smart investment that can pay off over time.
Features
Cases
