Mobile Equipment

Unleashing Efficiency and Safety for Your Operations  

When it comes to system design and integration for mobile equipment, we are the industry leader. We take a comprehensive approach, partnering with the Engine OEM and the Machine OEM to enhance productivity, maximize uptime, and prioritize safety.

Our integrated solutions cater to the needs of both the machine OEM and the end user. For instance, we offer durable plug-and-play subsystems, including engine control panels with variable speed capabilities, wireless machine control, and cloud-based remote monitoring and diagnostics. Our CANbus-based hardware seamlessly ties it all together with optimized wire harnesses, sensors, and HMI products.

No matter your mobile equipment application, we’ve got you covered. We start by thoroughly understanding your requirements, specifications, and scope of work. Next, our team of experienced application engineers, project managers, and product experts will collaborate with you throughout the development process.

Mobile Equipment Applications

Airport ground support

Cable reels

Concrete line pumps

Generators

Industrial cleaning

Light towers and signs

Road maintenance

Water pumps

Wood chippers

Aerial work platforms

Bulk feed trailers

Car transport

Concrete mixers

Concrete volumetric mixers

Digger derricks

Fire apparatus

Hook lifts

Knuckle boom cranes

Service truck cranes

Tow recovery

Trailer axle steering

Vacuum trucks

Excavators

Mobile conveyors

Paving equipment

Rock crushers and screeners

Wheel loaders

Forwarders

Harvesters

Horizontal boring

Skid steer loaders

Stump grinders

Trenching

mobile wood chipper cutting logs

Bale wrappers

Frost protection

Harvesters

Mobile conveyors

Mulchers

Planters

Seed tenders

Sprayers

Turf placement

 

Conveyors

Drills

Feeder breakers

General dewatering

Generators

LHDs and Light towers

Network/Communications

Rock breakers

Roof bolters

Shotcrete sprayer

Wheel dozers

Temperature measurement in livestock cargo

In animal transport, the temperature inside the cargo should legally meet certain standards. The temperature is measured by a sensor and can be read in the cabin. For such an application you need a duplex remote.

A Tyro remote has already been used for the operation of valves, bulkheads, shaft, and the fan, therefore, it was a small step for Tyro to make a duplex remote control with a display to read the temperature on the transmitter. By doing that, Tyro made it possible to read the temperature on the transmitter!

Reliable, safe, and custom-made are the core values of the tyro remotes.

This project shows our core value that we are good at customization. The other two values that our products are reliable and safe are evident from the rapid growth of our organization, various certifications that we have, and our reputed client base.

Many customers are also attracted to Tyro’s flexibility as an organization and as a manufacturer of industrial remote controls. At tyro, customer-specific modifications can be achieved quickly and cost-effectively.

Industrial remote controls for wine pumps – Winery

You may think wine is just wine and has been for centuries. In the age of technological advancements, wineries are not left behind.

Today, we’re focusing on a game-changer in wine production – using industrial remote-control systems to operate wine pumps.
This innovation enhances efficiency, reduces oxygenation, and improves the quality of your favorite wines.

Understanding Industrial Remote Control Systems

To better understand the impact of industrial remote control systems in wineries, let’s first understand what they are and how they work.

What is a wine pump?

A wine pump is a versatile industrial pump, often mobile, used in wineries for a variety of different tasks in and around wineries:

Render of a wine pump

  • To gently transport grapes without breaking them.
  • To (over)pump must, the freshly pressed but not yet fermented juice of grapes.
  • To transport wine from tanks towards storage, cooling, blending, and bottling.
  • Pumping out sediment remaining in the tanks.

The wine pump is a versatile compact machine that ensures that the quality of the wine remains as good as possible. Therefore, the pumps must meet high standards with unique requirements so that the grapes and liquids do not shake and pulsate too much during pumping (transport). All of this will affect the quality of the wine.

How does it work?

Wine pumps use a wireless transmitter to remotely operate the pumps used in wine production. The system works through radio frequency, which allows for seamless communication between the transmitter and receiver.

With this technology, operators can start, stop, and adjust the speed of pumps from a safe distance. This eliminates the need for manual operation, reducing the risks associated with exposure to chemicals and other hazards in the winery.

Reducing Oxygenation

One of the most significant challenges in wine production is oxygen exposure. When wines are exposed to oxygen, they can develop undesirable flavors and aromas. To prevent this, wineries must minimize the contact between wine and air during production.

Industrial remote control systems play a crucial role in reducing oxygen exposure. By being able to remotely operate pumps, operators can adjust speeds as needed to maintain constant levels of flow. This ensures minimal agitation of the wine, which reduces the risk of oxygenation. This feature ensures your wine maintains its freshness, flavor, and color, offering a superior tasting experience.

Enhancing Efficiency

The use of industrial remote control systems in wineries has significantly improved efficiency. With traditional methods, operators had to physically move from one pump to another to monitor and adjust their speeds. This process was time-consuming and often led to delays in production.

With remote control systems, operators can now control multiple pumps simultaneously, making the process faster and more streamlined. This not only saves time but also reduces labor costs for wineries.

Tyro wine configurations

Tyro offers a wide range of suitable products for the wine industry. We are passionate about providing solutions that enhance efficiency and productivity. Our upcoming new generation of industrial remote control solutions. the Tyro 2S products are designed with these goals in mind. Some examples of upcoming products that can be used in wineries or similar applications:

Musca 2S
Compact remote with up to 6 functions

Aquarius 2S
Compact IP68 receiver

Pyxis 2S
Customizable up to 8 buttons

Scorpius 2S
Customizable receiver

Musca 2S
The solid compact Musca 2S has an ergonomic design and is suitable for up to 6 straightforward functions with haptic tactile buttons. Exceptionally suited tasks such as pump on, pump off, increase speed, and decrease speed.

Aquarius 2S
The Musca 2S can be connected to the waterproof IP68 Aquarius 2S receiver. Just like the handheld remote a compact, solid device. Thanks to its casted housing extremely durable to withstand all external influences.

Pyxis 2S
Would you like more features? Then the Tyro Pyxis 2S system could be your best choice. Up to 10 buttons and several enhanced options, such as an optional emergency stop button and/or display to view essential values directly transmitted from the pump.

Scorpius 2S
A real powerhouse of a duplex receiver. Available in multiple versions to suit the needs of your application and handheld remote. Think of optional analog and/or digital in/outputs, tilt sensors, or RS232/CAN-bus capabilities. This is all still in a very compact casted waterproof housing. That’s the Scorpius 2S.

Conclusion

If you’re in the winery business and looking for ways to innovate and improve your operations, reach out to us. Let’s raise a toast to technology and better wine!

Industrial remote control systems for wine pumps have revolutionized wineries by enhancing efficiency, reducing oxygenation, and improving wine quality. With wireless radio technology, operators can remotely control pumps from a comfortable distance, leading to increased productivity and cost savings for wineries. As the industry continues to evolve, we can expect to see further advancements in remote control systems and their impact on winery operations.

Remember, the future of winemaking is here, and it’s remote-controlled! Cheers to the future of wine production!

Wireless Anti-Two Block Switch Systems for Traditional ATB

This Wireless ATB is designed to be a simple cost-effective replacement for traditional ATB systems.

With a quick installation, it is an easy way to remove the headaches associated with the wires, rusted contact, and loose springs of traditional ATB systems.

This wireless system eliminates both the cable reel and the anti-two block switch and the headaches associated with them. The self-contained switch is immune to mechanical failures and water damage since both the switch and the receiver are designed with solid state components which are fully encapsulated; the system is designed to be as hassle-free as possible. There’s no need to worry about the potential for a cable being broken by branches or other objects and no more need for a cable reel.

This is also a perfect solution to eliminate the corrosion factor in the reel contacts and their loose springs. Installation is as simple as mounting the wireless switch at the boom tip and installing the receiver at the base of the boom. This simple installation allows OEMs to reduce manufacturing costs by removing brackets, wire guides, and the associated labor.

Systems:

Wireless Anti-Two Block Switch

Wireless 2.4GHz Anti-Two Block Switch Transmitter System

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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