REMdevice move Series RADIOCONTROLS Industrial Radio Remote Controls User Manual

REMdevice move Series RADIOCONTROLS Industrial Radio Remote Controls

WARNING!
The remote control is to be installed, and subsequently used, by suitably authorized and qualified personnel only; incorrect installation or use can result in serious injury or damage to property. Before using the REMdevice move series radiocontrols, read carefully this instruction manual and comply with the instructions herein.

DESCRIPTION

The move radio control system consists of one or more transmitter units:

How TO USE the DEVICE CORRECTLY and SAFELY

The remote control has been designed strictly for use by qualified operators only, who are required to first read the instructions on how to use the device and comply with the safety standards prescribed by the law in the area where work is carried out.

REMdevice shall not be liable for any bodily injury or damage to property resulting from:

• misuse or inexpert use of the device
• incorrect wiring or electrical connections
• tampering
• changes to the radiocontrol’s design features
• replacement of parts with non-original spare parts
• failure to perform maintenance
• failure to replace worn, faulty or defective parts
• the device being used with its intrinsic safety features disabled or its original features altered in any way.

Warning : This device works using radio signals; it can operate the machinery it is connected to even if barriers are blocking its line of sight, such as brick walls, metal or wooden panels, other machinery, equipment, buildings, vehicles; it is important operators exercise the utmost care when activating the controls in order to avoid uncontrolled movements.

Activating the radiocontrol

• Stand with the transmitter unit so that there is a perfectly clear full line of sight between it and the machinery
• do not linger under overhead loads
• do not operate from an unstable position
• take proper note of the control’s identification plates located next to each button or actuator
• do not press any button or actuator if you do not know exactly what it does.

Transmitter units
Transmitter units are made so as to comply with the control functions of the machine they control. The figures shown are generic. For your model, please refer to the datasheet attached to this manual.

Switching on, Activation, Use, Automatic shutdown

Switching on
If not otherwise stated in the datasheet, the mushroom EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON is used to switch the transmitter on and off. To switch on, rotate and disconnect the mushroom EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON Check that the GREEN LED (ON) flashes (just once), indicating that the unit is switched on (see Figure 1, corresponding model).

Activation
Press the START BUTTON or activate the START LEVER or turn the key to START, depending on the model. The GREEN LED (ON) flashes quickly to indicate that the unit has been activated. If, on the other hand, the transmitter bleeps and the RED LED (BATT) comes on, check no controls are on via the other buttons or actuators that prevent activation. At the same time, the audible warning of the operating machine can be heard (if any).

Use
Press the relevant buttons or operate the relevant control actuators for the operation you want to perform, paying attention to how the machine behaves. If you experience any kind of trouble controlling the machine (for mechanical or electrical reasons or if it is not performing as you intended in any way), press the EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON straight away. Never leave the transmitter unit unattended when it is switched on, even for just a few seconds. Always switch off the transmitter unit at the end. Put the transmitter unit away in a safe place where it cannot be reached by unauthorized personnel; never allow inexperienced personnel to use the transmitter unit.

Automatic shutdown
If this function is enabled (default factory setting), the transmitter unit will switch off automatically after approx. 4 minutes of inactivity. To restart the unit, press the START actuator.

LAYOUT and DESCRIPTION of CONTROLS
The various models differ in terms of the number of controls available and how they are arranged. A different appendix is associated with each configuration (see page 27) and is an integral part of this manual.
Note : on the GENESIS, PAIL, BRICK and T transmitters, the symbols of the respective controls are featured on the plates on the product and/or provided with the unit. If labels or plates other than the ones provided are used, the symbols must match the machine’s functions and movements exactly and must comply with current regulations.

SERVICE FUNCTIONS

Electronic key
It is possible to prevent unauthorized staff to use the transmitter via the function:

LOCKING and UNLOCKING the transmitter unit
In page I of the appendix (see page 27 of this manual) the actuators assigned to this function are shown. To lock the use of the transmitter, identify actuator Sp3 (or U1) as specified in the appendix and follow the following instructions:

• a) power up the transmitter using the mushroom EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON (or using the key selector, where applicable);
• b) operate Sp3 (or U1) and operate the START at the same time; keep on and count 5 beeps and flashes of the F1 LED (if applicable); after exactly 5 beeps and flashes, release the START and Sp3 (or U1);
• c) the GREEN LED (ON) will produce a long flash accompanied by a beep to confirm that the procedure has been performed correctly.
  If the procedure is not performed in this exact sequence or the controls are held any longer, the operation will be aborted and you will need to repeat the sequence from the beginning. If you attempt to activate the transmitter following this operation, the indicator lights (LEDs) will flash in turn and the transmitter unit’s audible alarm will sound (ring).
  To unlock the transmitter, repeat the sequence. If the transmitter is locked out, you will hear a long ring; if the transmitter is unlocked, it will play a short melody. On models with a display, the count will come up on the display.

TWIN auxiliary transmitter unit

TWIN systems are constituted by two transmitting units: a main and an auxiliary. To use the system correctly:

• switch on the operating or lifting machine powering the receiver unit;
• switch on one of the two transmitters provided (primary or auxiliary) and send the START command for approx. 10 seconds.

Once the receiver (RUBYBOX move or ECOBOX move) recognizes the transmitter, it starts the machine, which sounds:

• ONCE (primary transmitter);
• THREE TIMES (auxiliary transmitter).

From now on, the machine can be controlled only by this transmitter until power to the receiver unit (RUBYBOX move, ECOBOX move or DIN move) is cut off or until the FREE command (described in the next paragraph) is activated. The other transmitter unit will never be able to take control of the machine. The Twin system complies with the EN 60204-32 standard (Safety of machinery) and does not allow using the two transmitters simultaneously.

There are available two different ways to transfer the machine control from one transmitter unit to another:

1. Activate the FREE function (as described in the following paragraph)
2. Turn the receiver unit off and on again after a few seconds (normally the receiver unit is powered by the operating machine: in that case you may power off and on again after a few seconds directly the machine).
   ATTENTION : The machinery may lose power for reasons outside the operator’s control. In this case, it is possible for a second operator with one of the two transmitters to take control of the machine if he happens to press the START button when power is resumed. The different audible alarm sounds to warn the operators.

FREE function
Only the unit controlling the machine can perform the FREE function that is freeing the receiver to accept control of the other unit. In page I of the appendix (see page 23 of this manual) the actuators assigned to this function are shown. To carry out the FREE command, identify the Sp4 (or D1) actuator as specified in the appendix and follow the following procedure:

• a) power up the transmitter using the mushroom EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON (or using the key selector, where applicable);
• b) operate Sp4 (or D1) and operate the START at the same time; keep that position, paying attention that the beep and the F1 LED (if any) are activated only once; after just one flash (or beep), release the START and Sp4 (or D1);
• c) the GREEN LED (ON) will produce a long flash accompanied by a short melody to confirm that the procedure has been performed correctly. If the procedure is not performed in this exact sequence or the controls are held any longer, the operation will be aborted and you will need to repeat the sequence from the beginning. In case of error, the LEDs will flash alternately and the transmitter will sound. On models with a display, all stages are shown on the display and the message “FREE” comes up to confirm the operation.

CHANGING transmitter FREQUENCY
There is no need to open either the transmitter unit or receiver unit to change frequency. Locate actuator Sp4 (or lever D1, as specified in greater detail on page I of the appendix on page 19 of this manual) and proceed as follows:

• a) power up the transmitter using the mushroom EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON (or using the key selector, where applicable);
• b) operate Sp4 (or D1) and operate the START at the same time; keep on and count 5 beeps and flashes of the F1 LED (if applicable, on the left); after exactly 5 beeps and flashes, release START and Sp4 or D1;
• c) the Green LED flashes accompanied by a short melody to confirm that you have entered the band/frequency change menu;
• d) activate Sp4 or D1 again together with START; keep on and count 3 beeps and flashes of the F1 LED (if any, on the left); after exactly 3 beeps and flashes, release START and Sp4 or D1;
• e) the Green LED flashes accompanied by a short melody to confirm that you have entered the menu via which you can change the channel. If you stay in state b or d for anything other than the stated time, the operation is aborted and you will need to repeat the sequence from the beginning. On models with a display, the display will show the count, the number of the set channel and advise you that you have entered the various menus.

From the channel change menu, you can:

• Activate Sp4 or D1 to get to the CHANNEL – function (unit);
• Activate Sp3 or U1 to get to the CHANNEL + function (unit);
• Activate START + Sp4 or D1 to get to the CHANNEL -10 function (tens);
• Activate START + Sp3 or U1 to get to the CHANNEL +10 function (tens);
• Once you have set the value you want for the frequency, press the EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON and reset it;
• Hold the START button down for a few seconds and keep holding it down until the machine starts.
  The set channel is shown with the tens first (number of times the red LED flashes) and then the units (number of times the green LED flashes). The frequency band to be set varies depending on the laws and standards in the country where the product is due to be used. In order to operate, the radio control system with the remote-controlled machine, must respect the laws and the regulations in the country where it is used. REMdevice S.r.L can not be held responsible if the radio controls are set to prohibit frequencies in the country of use.

Signalling the signal level received
Available only for models with the display option (GENESIS, PAIL and BRICK), reporting shows the signal intensity that the base unit receives the transmitter with and takes place through 15 bars that light up in sequence.

To activate this function:

• a) power up the transmitter using the mushroom EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON (or using the key selector, where applicable);
• b) activate Sp3 or U1 together with START; keep on and count 2 beeps and flashes of the F1 LED (if any); If no signalling takes place, “FAIL” is displayed.

Wired control option
The wired control connection is an option available only for transmitters GENESIS and PAIL with receivers ECOBOX and RUBYBOX.

Activating the wired control

• Switch off both the transmitter (GENESIS or PAIL) and receiver (ECOBOX or RUBYBOX).

• Remove the protection caps from the connectors.

• Connect the cable supplied paying attention to the white mark on the connectors.

• Fix the cable using the Velcro strap supplied:

  • on the transmitter handle
  • on the receiver output cable

• Power the receiver and start the transmitter.

Wired control operation
When the wired control is working, radio transmission is disabled and data is transmitted via the wire in both directions (control and data feedback functions) as per normal operation. Supply of the transmitter takes place via the power cable that recharges the internal accumulators too.

Deactivating the wired control

• Switch off both the transmitter (GENESIS or PAIL) and receiver (ECOBOX or RUBYBOX).
• Disconnect the cable supplied removing the Velcro straps.
• Reposition the protection caps on the connectors.
• Power the receiver and start the transmitter.
  WARNING: Pull the plugs with the cable perpendicular to the socket. If the cable is bent in any direction, the plug does not separate from the socket! (See the figure on the next page)

MAINTENANCE

Transmitter supply
The transmitter supply varies according to the models and version purchased.

rechargeable removable battery

PAIL| Internal accumulators with induction recharge
BRICK| Internal accumulators with induction recharge
T3,5,7| Long-life non-rechargeable internal lithium battery

The transmitting unit verifies the correct operation of both contacts of the emergency button and emits beeps accompanied by the lighting up of the RED LED (BATT) to signal the presence of a fault. If this happens, contact the repair service.
WARNING : after the replacement of components (i.e. batteries, emergency button, …) or after the batteries have been completely discharged, the transmitting unit could give 3 times an error signal before allowing the START.

Recharging the induction accumulators
In the GENESIS, PAIL and BRICK models, the accumulators are housed inside the transmitter device and are recharged using an exclusive patented electromagnetic induction system involving no metal electrical contacts or connecting cables.

ATTENTION : the contactless charger the system comes with must be located in a safe, dry place out of direct sunlight and sheltered from rain; it must be plugged into the mains so that the outlet is easy to reach at all times.

The transmitter shows the accumulator discharge limit value has been reached when the GREEN LED (ON), the RED LED (BATT) and a long sound are activated all at the same time. Recharge the batteries as soon as possible:

• check that the (ON) LED is lit on the charger (see Figure 2 on page 9), (it means it is being powered correctly);
• switch the transmitter off as described above;
• place the transmitter in the appropriate housing on the contactless recharge unit, paying attention the peg in the centre of the recharge base enters the hole in the bottom of the transmitter;
• if ON, the transmitter automatically deactivates when resting on the recharge base; the RED LED (BATT) on the transmitter unit flashes to indicate that the accumulators are being charged properly recharging is controlled electronically: the recharge time is controlled automatically
• when the RED LED (BATT) on the transmitter unit is steadily lit, it means the batteries have finished charging.

With new and fully charged batteries, the transmitter unit has a runtime (for continuous duty) of around 30 hours at 20°C. Under normal operating conditions, you will only need to charge the batteries once a week (during the weekend, for example). The electronic charge status control means you can leave the device on the charger base for long periods of time without doing any damage to the batteries. It is normal for the peg sticking out of the charger and the hollow on the underside of the transmitter unit to heat up while the batteries are charging. If the accumulators are completely discharged but efficient, 30 minutes’ recharge time will be enough to guarantee the radio control operation for 8 hours. Do NOT open the charger to attempt repairs: if there is a fault, use the services of authorized personnel or contact REMdevice directly. Unplug the charger when it is not in use.

GENESIS transmitter with removable battery
The innovative 24/7 non-stop system guarantees continuous operation also during the replacement of the removable external battery. The radio control is fitted with two external and a group of internal batteries. The external removable battery gives about 20 hours’ operation autonomy, while the internal group gives autonomy for 1.5 hours. Therefore, the internal group allows the unit to work without the removable battery while this recharges. The removable battery can then be replaced when the RED LED (BATT) lights up, without interrupting the radio control operation.

Indications
The RED LED (BATT) on the transmitter flashes when:

• the external battery is low
• the external battery has been removed or reinserted incorrectly
• the contacts of the external battery are dirty, oxidized or damaged
  NOTE: This happens also when the radio control is OFF and for about 20 days, that is until the internal group is fully discharged.

If the internal group is completely discharged, the removable external battery must be inserted for the whole time required for the recharge; during this time the radio control can anyway be used.

For further information on the Universal Charger, check the Instruction Manual supplied with this product.
Attention : this charger is NOT waterproof; keep it in a cool and dry place and recharge at ambient temperature. The external (removable) battery lasts ≈ 22 hours at 20°C. The internal battery lasts: ≈ 1 hour at 20°C The charge of the internal battery is sufficient to completely recharge and replace the external battery

Transmitter: replacing the lithium battery
The battery is inside the transmitter: to replace it, it is necessary to open the unit. This operation must be carried out in a clean place, with no humidity and only by specialized personnel, authorized by REMdevice.

• Remove the 8 screws and open the transmitter lid
• Remove the connector and replace the battery with a new one
• Use the sticker applied to the battery body peeling off the protective film and removing the residues of the old adhesive.
• Before closing the keypad, be careful in folding the red and black wires back against the battery and prevent them from being crushed while closing. Strong shocks to the transmitter and its battery can permanently damage the battery.

Risk of fire, explosion and serious burns.
The lithium battery is not rechargeable: do not dismantle, recharge, apply voltage, short-circuit, expose to high temperatures or flames, do not burn or immerse in water. If the unit is not used for over 3 months, proceed to “awake” the battery by repeating the transmitter’s START procedure until stabilized, that is until the transmitter is stabilized and remains ON without showing any error of low battery. The operation normally lasts a few minutes.

The life expectancy of the battery can be reduced if subjected to extreme temperatures. Batteries must be stored in cool, clean and ventilated rooms with a temperature of between 10°C and 30°C. If batteries are stored for over 8 years they might experience a loss of performance. Spent batteries must not be disposed of in the environment or together with the normal domestic waste. Batteries must be disposed of in compliance with local regulations, using the waste disposal service available in the area.

Keeping the radio control system in proper working order Preventive maintenance and routine checks
Clean the transmitter unit at regular intervals to stop sediment building up and becoming extremely hard to remove later on and/or obscuring graphic symbols showing what functions are assigned to the control buttons. Should symbols become illegible or come off, you must replace them with new labels.

In induction recharge models, clean the cavity at the bottom of the units periodically to prevent debris build-up. Do not use solvents to clean the devices. Do not immerse the transmitter unit in water. Check that the transmitter unit’s seal is perfectly watertight, check for cracks in the housing and make sure the rubber on buttons or control actuators is not damaged in any way. The ingress of liquid can seriously damage or compromise the proper operation of theelectrical circuits inside the radio control. Non- routine maintenance and any repairs needed must be carried out only by specialist personnel authorized by REMdevice. Above all, replacing accumulators with unsuitable parts can result in a risk of explosion.

Checking that the EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON and all functions are working properly
Press the EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON (see Figure 1) and check the radio control has switched off and deactivated. To carry on with the testing procedure, reset the EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON by turning it roughly a ¼ turn until it clicks, then activate the START control on the transmitter unit again. Press a button or operate a machine control actuator associated with a movement and, keeping it held down, press the EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON at the same time: the machine must stop immediately! Reset the EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON to continue. Once you have reactivated the transmitter unit, press one button or actuator at a time and check that the machine performs the operation indicated by the relevant symbol.

NEVER use the device if the EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON is not in working
order. This pushbutton has to be working properly to ensure that all machine operations are stopped immediately and the remote control system is disabled. If this pushbutton is not in perfect working order, or even if it is only partially broken, system safety is compromised, meaning the unit is no longer complying with the regulations and operators are exposed to serious danger

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Conformity
All move series radio controls operating in the frequency band 433.050 – 434.790 MHz and/or 869.700 – 870 MHz comply with the essential requirements set in directive 2014/53/EU (RED). The declaration of conformity (DoC) is available at the internet address: www.remdevice.com/doc
All the move series radio controls operating in the frequency band 902 – 928 MHz comply with the essential requirements of the following standards:

• FCC (Federal Communication Commission) Part 15
• IC (Industry Canada) RSS-102

Transmitter Unit| BRICK move| FCC ID = RTF-BRBPM6

IC number = 11555A-BRBPM6

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PAIL move| FCC ID = RTF-PABPM6

IC number = 11555A-PABPM6

GENESIS move| FCC ID = RTF-GEGM6

IC number = 11555A-GEGM6

T move| FCC ID = RTF-TTM6

IC number = 11555A- TTM6

Receiver Unit| ECOBOX move| FCC ID = RTF-EBEBM6

IC number = 11555A-EBEBM6

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RUBYBOX move| FCC ID = RTF-RBRBM6

IC number = 11555A-RBRBM6

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DIN move

| FCC ID = RTF-DDM6 ISED = 11555A-DDM6

HVIN = DDM6

Industry Canada (IC)
This device complies with Industry Canada’s licence-exempt RSSs

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. this device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Place the antenna of the receiving unit in a position that ensures a minimum separation distance of 20 cm with all the people that can be in the working area. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

Serial Number
It appears on the ID plates of the receiver units:

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Multi-band operating frequency (according to model): 433.050 – 434.790 MHz / Channel spacing 25kHz / No of channels 30
• Radio Frequency power < 1 or 10 mW (e.r.p.) 434.040 – 434.790 MHz / Channel spacing 25kHz / No of channels 30
• Radio Frequency power < 10 mW (e.r.p.) 869.700 – 870.000 MHz / Channel spacing 25kHz / No of channels 12
• Radio Frequency power < 5 mW (e.r.p.) 902 – 928 MHz / Channel spacing 500kHz / No of channels 51
• Radio Frequency power complies with FCC and IC standards 418.950 – 419.275 MHz / Channel spacing 25kHz / No of channels 12
• Radio Frequency power < 20mW (e.r.p.) The frequency band varies depending on the standards in the country where the product is due to be used.
• Hamming code distance: > 4
• Response time to commands: 20 ms min, 80 ms max (according to the model)
• Active emergency stop command response time: 20 ms
• Command passive emergency response time: 1 s

• Range : 100 m (≈330 ft)
• Operating and storage temperature: -20°C to +70°C (-4°F to +158°F)

Transmitter unit
Housing protection rating: IP 65 – Material: PA6 GF

Model| Dimensions [mm] (L×H×P)| [in]

(L×W×H)

| Weight [g] [lb]

(depending on the configurations)

---|---|---|---
GENESIS| 310 × 193 × 163| (12.2 × 7.6 × 6.42)| 1580| 3.48
PAIL| 200 × 135 × 130| (7.87 × 5.31 × 5.12)| 930| 2.05
BRICK| 97 × 210 × 44| (3.82 × 8.27 × 1.73)| 470| 1.04
T 3,5,7| 83 × 174 × 42| (3.27 × 6.85 × 1.65)| 350| 0.77

Battery low advance warning and operating autonomy at 20°C (68°F)

Model| Advance

warning time

| External battery (removable)| Internal battery

(rechargeable)

| Internal battery

(not rechargeable)

---|---|---|---|---
GENESIS

non-stop

24/7

|

≈ 20 mins

| ≈ 22 hrs

Type: NB-7L – Li-Ion

7.4V 1000 mAh

| ≈ 1 hour

Type: 3 × Size AAA

1.2V Ni-MH

|

NOT available

GENESIS

|

≈ 30 mins

|

NOT available

| ≈ 30 hrs

Type: 3 × Size AA

1.2V Ni-MH

|

NOT available

PAIL

|

≈ 30 mins

|

NOT available

| ≈ 30 hrs

Type: 3 × Size AA

1.2V Ni-MH

|

NOT available

BRICK

|

≈ 30 mins

|

NOT available

| ≈ 30 hrs

Type: 3 × Size AA

1.2V Ni-MH

|

NOT available

T 3,5,7

|

≈ 30 hrs

|

NOT available

|

NOT available

| ≈ 900 hrs

Type: Size D

Lithium 3.6V 19 Ah

Receiver unit

• Radiofrequency receiver: Single Chip
• Antenna (according to model): integrated or external (with automatic selection)
• Rp1, Rp2 relay contact capacity: 8A (DC1/AC1)* / 115V (RUBYBOX and ECOBOX)
• Command relay contact capacity: 4A (DC1/AC1)* / 115V (RUBYBOX and DIN)
• Stop relay contact capacity: 4A (DC1/AC1)* / 115V
• the same current can be supported also in category DC13 (inductive load) connecting a diode in parallel to the load. For use in category AC15, we recommend connecting a suitable RC circuit in parallel to the load for extra voltage damping. (Ref. IEC/EN60947).
• Power supply (depending on model): DC 12-24V ±25% or AC 24-115V ±10% max current 25 VAmp
• RUBYBOX move: waterproof enclosure for external installation
• Material: PA6 GF V0 – Degree of protection: IP65
• Dimensions: 166 × 279 × 91 mm (L×W×H) 6.53 × 10.98 × 3.58 in
• ECOBOX move: waterproof enclosure for external installation
• Material: PA6 GF V0 – Degree of protection: IP65
• Dimensions: 129 × 178 × 51 mm (L×W×H) 2.08 × 7.01 × 2.01 in
• DIN move: ModulBox housing to be fitted on DIN EN 50022 rail
• Material: ABS – Degree of protection: IP20
• Dimensions: 158 × 90 × 75 mm (L×W×H) 6.22 × 3.54 × 2.95 in

WARRANTY TERMS

REMdevice covers the device with a 12-month warranty. The date of the transport document is used as the start date of the warranty period. The warranty is valid only for devices affected by defects in manufacturing. The radio control must NOT have undergone attempted repairs, been tampered with or had parts replaced by personnel who have not been authorized by REMdevice. The warranty shall be voided in the event of misuse or incorrect installation. Devices under warranty must be repaired at an authorized support centre or at REMdevice’s own facility.

Parts affected by defects in manufacturing will be replaced free of charge; this does not include transport costs for sending and returning the device. The warranty does not cover wear parts and batteries. REMdevice shall not accept claims for compensation for downtime since machinery is required to have its own manual controls. REMdevice shall not be liable for damage, loss or theft to/of new or repaired devices, or devices due to be repaired, while in transit. REMdevice shall not perform work (under warranty or outside warranty) on devices with missing serial numbers or without previous arrangements having been made with the person requesting the work. Manufacturer: REMdevice® S.r.L.

REMdevice® S.r.L
via Alfredo Munari n. 72
36055 Nove (VI)
ITALY
TEL +39 0424 500 262
FAX +39 0424 508 631

Copyright © 2019 – REMdevice® S.r.L – All rights reserved.
While the information herein has been checked thoroughly for accuracy and completeness, REMdevice disclaims liability for any errors or omissions. REMdevice reserves the right to edit the specifications described herein at any time without prior notice. No part of the information herein may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form, without the prior written permission of REMdevice ® S.r.L

References

• Radiocomandi industriali REMdevice per gru, carriponte e altre applicazioni
• Dichiarazioni di conformità radiocomandi industriali REMdevice

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