AKRON wireless interface 60370008

The “Mini Universal” control module is part of the latest line of control devices in the 6000 series. It is a single-axis motor controller specifically designed for use with the Akron style 3406 electric riser. The “Mini Universal” module is designed to be installed on any vehicle to control the riser. 

The ARFF CAN 60350012 proportional joystick enables precise control of monitor positioning via a J1939 network.

The Wafer-Type Butterfly Valve with Centering Ears is a shut-off and control valve for commercial systems, featuring a ductile iron body, a stainless steel disc, and an ACS-compliant EPDM seal. Available in sizes from DN65 to DN100, it withstands pressures up to 16 bar depending on the diameter and can be equipped with various manual or motorized control systems.

2-input base for portable version of monitor AKRON Apollo PE 3419.

The 3600 Switch Interface Transmitter (SIT) module can be used with the 3600 Wireless receiver. It is also compatible with the Universal II series 6037 CAN wireless receiver and certain on-board monitor controls. OEMs can use their standard hardware switches with the SIT module to convert these signals into wireless commands to an Akron Brass electrical monitor.

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The AKRON® 6047 wireless remote control is an innovative solution for remote control of motorized firefighting monitors. Designed for optimum responsiveness in the field, it ensures precise handling thanks to its ergonomic joystick and intuitive controls. With a range of up to 100 meters and resistance to extreme conditions (IP66), it guarantees reliable use in any situation. Powered by long-life batteries, it is compatible with all AKRON Brass wireless receivers. MMF Protection et SécuritéaKRON Brass, your authorized dealer and repair center, will help you with integration and maintenance.

Storage stand for monitor AKRON Mercury 3444.

The OEM CAN interface box 60410035 enables analog connection to your control panel to control monitor positioning by converting direct inputs into CAN signals via the CAN J1939 network.