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Contact name:Cookee Lee
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The CraneSTAR can be installed on the hook block of the crane pulling the drill, and allow the crane operator to keep an eye on every movement. This type of enhanced visual information for the operator leads to productivity. Installing the CraneSTAR is really easy and takes only a couple of seconds. You can easily install it on the hook block of the crane, or at any location on the site. CraneSTAR is protected by a suitcase size transport case that enables relocating between different sites.
Drilling rigs are used extensively in different drilling projects and have a very long reach. These massive machines drill the earth’s surface quite deeply, and need to be handled very carefully. The crane section that helps to lift the drilling machine up and down plays an important role in the productivity of the equipment. Line of sight is very limited on such job sites, and hence safety becomes priority. We recommend using CraneSTAR as an offshore rig camera system to increase safety and productivity for the entire rig.
Wireless Tower Crane Camera System
Wireless Tower Crane/Mobile Crane Zoom Camera System
CraneSTAR is a wireless system that can be quickly and easily deployed to the hook block or boom tip of a crane.
The sound and view from below the camera is then transmitted and received wirelessly via the antenna systems to a screen in the cab.
This allows the operator to see and hear the load and surroundings,
giving an unobstructed, live, audio-visual feed of the critical
areas that working in the blind would never allow.
HOW CraneSTAR WORKS
1 On the Hook Block and/or Boom Tip
The Sensor captures the audio-visual feed and sends it to the
transmitter. The signal is then transmitted to a repeater on the
Jib, Boom or Cab. The battery powers both the Transmitter and the
Sensor. Each component attaches magnetically and can be mounted on
the block, including between the cheek plates and on the boom tip.
2 Repeater on the Jib/Boom and/or Cab
The Repeater receives the wireless signal from the transmitter and
is relayed back to a monitor in the cab. The Repeater position and
configuration is dependent on the type of crane, type of jib/boom
and length of jib/boom.
3 In the Operator’s Cab
The live audio-visual feed is then processed and displayed on the
screen positioned inside the cab, allowing the operator to see and
hear live footage of everything below the camera.
Reducing The Hazards
A high percentage of crane-related injuries are caused by
uncontrolled loads striking personnel in the area surrounding the
hook block; this is an extremely hazardous area where 21% of
injuries occur. With CraneSTAR fitted the operator now has eyes and
ears in that zone to make the necessary corrections to avoid any
incidents.Reduce Impacts & Collisions
Modern construction sites are becoming more and more congested and
as buildings are going higher, crane operators are required to
place their loads in even more restricted and tighter areas than
before. The probability of impacts and collisions are still as
great if not more so. Having CraneSTAR fitted with its clear and
uninterrupted audio-visual feed allows the operator to respond to
any adjustments to avoid any potential accidents before they happen
