Position Indicator CAN 6036

The U2 12/24V Universal Logic Box 60320003 is the next-generation control system for Akron Brass electric cannons.

The 60411006 control box with 2 switches and 1 mini-joystick controls monitor positioning via a J1939 CAN network.

The AKRON 34060004 electric telescopic elevator offers a 305 mm extension for DeckMaster™ or StreamMaster™ fire monitors. Designed in Pyrolite®, a robust and lightweight material, it fits perfectly into tight spaces thanks to its compact design (470 mm folded). Electrically operated in 12 V, it features an emergency manual lever for maximum reliability in the field. Ideal for fire engines and fixed installations, it accepts 3″ inlet connections (NPT or Storz) and a 3″ or 4″ outlet (flange). An essential component for demanding interventions in industrial or urban environments. AKRON BRASS certified product, guaranteed for 5 years.

The DBM 65 pressure flowmeter is designed for checking fire hydrants, pumps and dry standpipes, measuring flow rates up to 110 m³/h, or around 1,800 L/min. Compact, self-contained and made in France, it combines a flow/volume display, a pressure gauge up to 25 bar, IP65 protection and a 3-year warranty for field inspections of fire networks.

The 60370008 wireless transmission interface enables monitors positioning to be controlled via the J1939 CAN network. This product is part of the 6000 series and is used in particular with AKRON Brass Universal II on-board control modules. It is most often used with the portable 3600 remote control (discontinued).

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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Mounting flange for mounting a monitor Apollo PE 3419 on a vehicle.