Crane scales VK ZEVS III RK

VK ZEVS III RK — scales for a crane with a carrying capacity of 3 tons with a radio channel and a duplicate scoreboard. They are used in metallurgical, chemical, processing, machine-building enterprises for weighing a variety of goods during loading and unloading with a crane or hoist.

 The wireless crane scales VK ZEVS III RK have a high-strength casing made of aluminum alloy with a degree of protection from dust and moisture IP65 and ensure uninterrupted operation under unfavorable conditions at temperatures from -10 ° C to + 40 ° C.

The balance is equipped with an additional scoreboard with a height of 75 mm, on which information is displayed that duplicates the weighing results from the balance display.

The connection of the VZ ZEVS III PK scales and the scoreboard is carried out over a radio channel at a distance of 50 to 150 meters. The RS 232 port, built into the display, allows you to connect the balance to a computer to automate the accounting of weighing results. The remote control with infrared port is used to control the balance. The range of the remote control is up to 10 meters.

Features and functions of the scales

• The body of the scales is made of high-strength aluminum alloy.
• Hook with automatic latch.
• The class of protection of scales from dust and moisture is IP65.
• The power of the scales is from the built-in rechargeable battery (working time is about 80 hours).
• The display of the scales is LED, five digits, character height is 38 mm.
• Remote display (wireless weight doubling on the additional indicator — from 50 m to 100 m).
• Radio channel (wireless data transmission).
• Remote control — up to 10 meters.
• Connect to a computer via a remote display using the RS 232 port.
• The maximum permissible overload is 125% of the NIP.
• Warning about the overload of NIP +9e.
• Gross or net weight indication.
• Weight averaging (HOLD function).
• Accumulation of weight (summation of results of several weighings).
• Taring.
• Fixing the balance after lifting the load.
• Persistence of peak loads.