Overview of our Options

Customised solutions

At ARCON, it is possible to customise your safety radio remote control to best suit you and your application. Whether it's the choice of colours and lettering, the layout of the controls, the provision of the best displays and safety features, our team is here to help and advise you. We offer a wide range of options, giving you the opportunity to maximise the efficiency of your application with customised solutions.

Here is an overview of the various options that are available to you. 

Icon for TÜV certified: A crest with a checkmark representing ARCON's TÜV type-tested remote controls according to EN ISO 13849-1 and EN 62061.

TÜV tested

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ARCON offers a large number of TÜV type-tested radio remote controls in accordance with EN ISO 13849-1 and EN 62061.

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Safe control functions

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ARCON offers you maximum safety with TÜV-tested control functions up to Cat. 3 PLe / SIL3.

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GDC colour graphic displays

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The freely programmable GDC 3.5 and GDC 4.3 colour graphic displays offer you maximum flexibility in the design of your visualisation.

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Icon for video transmission: A camera representing ARCON video feedback, enabling real-time monitoring of your machine with up to 4 cameras.

Video transmission

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With ARCON video feedback, you have the best overview of your machine with up to 4 cameras in real time.

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LED feedback

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LEDs are available in all common colours.

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Icon for presence sensor: Hands on the remote control illustrating the function that machine operation is only enabled when one or both hands of the operator are on the transmitter.

Presence sensor

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The presence sensor only enables machine operation when one or both of the operator's hands are on the radio transmitter.

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Icon for vibration alarm: A transmitter with waves extending left and right illustrates the vibration that can be activated in emergency situations.

Vibration alarm

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The vibration motor can be activated e.g. in dangerous situations via feedback.

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Icon of a remote control with an integrated tilt sensor for monitoring tilt angle and automatic signal transmission.

Tilt sensor

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The tilt switch emits a signal as soon as the transmitter is outside the set tilt angle.

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Control panel lighting

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The control panel lighting can be integrated into all joystick devices for the best overview in the dark.

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Icon for multi-operation: Three transmitters and three receivers are connected by arrows in different combinations, representing flexible control options.

Multi mode

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In multi mode, several transmitters can be operated with a large number of receivers.

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Icon for wired control: A transmitter and receiver are connected by a cable, enabling reliable data transmission.

Cable control

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With the optional cable control, transmitter and receiver can be connected via a data cable.

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CAN cable control

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The transmitter can be connected directly to the machine control system via a CAN data cable.

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Icon for "Push to operate": A joystick with an arrow from above, illustrating the option to use the function on the joystick or as a separate push button, up to Category 3 PLe / SIL3.

Push to operate

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Push to operate can be implemented either on the joystick or as a separate pushbutton anywhere on the transmitter up to Cat. 3 PLe / SIL3.

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Charging circuit

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In conjunction with the E-Pack S battery, the transmitter can be charged during operation using the integrated charging function.

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Our colour palette

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Red

Blue

Grey

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Labelling

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Customised labelling using symbols or text

Reflective sticker

Customer logo

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