Sky-Trax Lift Height Sensor ™
Designed to determine the specific height of a fork truck’s forks.
The Sky-Trax Lift Height Sensor™
HS-1C is designed to determine the specific height of a fork
truck’s forks when performing picking or put away of a
pallet in a rack storage area. The Sky-Trax Lift Height
Sensor™ is capable of:
- Determining 2 to 8 rack levels
- Height levels ranging from zero to a
maximum of 30 feet from the floor
(Zero level indicates floor storage position)
- Accuracy of better then +/- 2”
throughout its range
- Providing a stable mast height
determination within one second at any time
Lift Height Sensor
Technology
The Sky-Trax Height Sensor™ HS-1C operates from a 24 VDC
supply provided separately and will require no more that 1
Watt from the power source. An optional USB interface module
and software can be provided to capture the lift height data
on any computer running the MS-Windows XP or Vista operating
system.
The optional USB user interface can be used
for configuring and defining the Height Sensor to all system
definable parameters. The configuration interface will permit
the user to calibrate the Height Sensor to engineering units
of meters or feet and will continuously display the current
height of the forks in both engineering units and the discrete
rack level associated with the height. The configuration user
interface enables the user to establish the height sensor
threshold values defining the application rack levels.
For more information about the product or to
make a purchase, please contact your Sky-Trax Representative
at: 866-927-4927
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