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Orlaco offers advanced safety camera solution

Advanced camera systems for use on heavy equipment from Orlaco Products offer increased safety in construction applications. The company claims its units can be used in a wide array of duties as monitoring systems on heavy equipment, cranes, forklifts and trucks. The company says its rugged units can cope with tough duty cycles where continuous vibrations and temperature fluctuations are common, adding that its visibility solutions meet all high quality requirements. In addition, the firm offers its innovat
January 30, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Advanced camera systems for use on heavy equipment from 7123 Orlaco Products offer increased safety in construction applications. The company claims its units can be used in a wide array of duties as monitoring systems on heavy equipment, cranes, forklifts and trucks. The company says its rugged units can cope with tough duty cycles where continuous vibrations and temperature fluctuations are common, adding that its visibility solutions meet all high quality requirements. In addition, the firm offers its innovative radar system called RadarEye. The additional radar unit gives the driver an active warning. RadarEye sounds an audible alarm, automatically activates the monitor and selects the correct camera. The radar is integrated in the visibility solution, which means that the settings for the radar units and cameras can be controlled from the monitor.

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