Spectrum Ex

The versatile radio controls for applications in Ex zones 2 and 22

Operation

Operating elements & control functions

Up to 4 joysticks or up to 8 linear levers
Individual combination of push buttons, toggle switches, rotary switches (maintained / spring-return) and other operating elements
On the side: up to 8 one-step push buttons
radiomatic^® iCON for display navigation (only for spectrum B Ex3)
STOP impact switch
Up to 36 control functions (on / off)
Up to 8 analog functions
Up to 2 additional analog functions, e. g. for potentiometer switches; additional control functions available through the display (soft keys; only for the spectrum B Ex3)

Optional:

Battery technology

Housing material / protection class:

Plastic housing,
Protection class IP 65

Operating temperature range:

-20 °C … +60 °C
(-4 °F … +140 °F)

Weight:

approx. 2.5 kg / 5.5 lbs.

Dimensions:

11.93″ x 7.09″ x 7.36″
(spectrum 2 / B)
14.53″ x 7.09″ x 7.09″
(spectrum 3)

Protection from unauthorized use

Activation via HBC start sequence or merlin^® TUC.

E-STOP

PL d category 3 according to EN ISO 13849-1:2015

Auto Power Off

Automatic deactivation of the transmitter after preset time without command input
(standard: 15 min)

Zulassungen:

ATEX: II 3G Ex ic IIB T4 Gc X
II 3D Ex ic IIIC T135°C Dc X
Indication

LED for the indication of operating / battery status

Acoustic signal to indicate low battery status

Manual frequency switch

With the manual frequency switch, the operator can switch to the next radio channel by pressing a button.

Your advantages:

How it works:

To switch the radio channel the operator presses the Start button.
If this channel is occupied by another device, it is possible to switch again to the next frequency.
16 radio channels are available.

radiomatic® AFS

radiomatic® AFS stands for Automatic Frequency Selection.

Your advantages:

To switch the frequency, the operator simply has to turn the transmitter off and on again. The radio system then automatically finds a free channel.
This process is thus a quick and easy solution for the operator.

How it works:

When the transmitter is turned on, the radio system checks if the radio channel that was last used is available.
If this channel is occupied, the radio system automatically switches to a free radio channel.
If there are frequency conflicts later on, the operator simply turns the transmitter off and on again.
radiomatic^® AFS immediately searches for a free radio channel.