The radio receiver RX-BMS-HL is equipped with a combination of proportional and digital outputs and supports RX-14-HL expansion boards. The proportional outputs can be programmed as both PWM or Voltage Control. In addition, a combination of both is also possible. The receiver has 1 Main Contact digital output (Stop) as standard and a double E-stop relay module with feedback monitoring can be installed optionally. In addition, there are 12 digital outputs, 8 proportional outputs. The receiver also has a CAN-Bus port and a connection for a backup cable as standard. The receiver can be tailored to your needs.
At Hetronic B.V., we specialize in the customisation of radio remote control systems. So for more information about all the possibilities, please feel free to contact us.
Inputs: 8 digital or analog inputs On/Off 0-10V, 0-30V, 0-20mA or 4-20mA;
Outputs: 8 independent Programmable Proportional PWM/Voltage Control, also programmable as 16 on/off outputs, 6 Programmable on/off at 12/24VDC, 8A max, sourced by MC output, 6 Programmable on/off outputs at 12/24VDC, 8A max, externally sourced, GND side switching capable, 1 CAN-bus;
HS2 housing;
Output wiring via 70-pin connector;
External antenna via TNC connector;
Frequencies: 4xxMHZ, 8xxMHz, 9xxMHz, 1.2GHz and 2.4Ghz;
12/24 VDC (+/-50%) connection voltage;
IP65 protection rating;
Weight: 1700 grams;
Fully customisable;
As a licensed assembling partner of Hetronic International, we carry out repairs and maintenance on all Hetronic radio control systems in our Service Center. We also offer you, often directly from stock, an extensive range of original Hetronic parts and spare parts.
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