Tele Radio PrimaTEQ, a new name for the T12, successful, compact waist transmitter
Uncategorized @nz • Posted on March 1, 2023 at 9:46 am
Operating a crane or machine remotely and still having both hands free for other tasks, that is the strength of a waist transmitter such as the Tiger T12. With a neck or waistbelt, this compact and versatile transmitter is always within close at hand of the user. It is no wonder that this attractively priced transmitter has been one of Tele Radio’s most successful solutions for years. From now on, the T12 will continue its career under the name PrimaTEQ, to better fit within the rest of the range of waist transmitters. The functionality will remain the same.
All convenience in a compact housing
The PrimaTEQ is recognizable by its width of 21 centimeters and monochrome screen of 4.5 by 1.5 centimeters. The compact size makes the transmitter perfect for long-term use in harsh conditions. The functionalities are unchanged; the PrimaTEQ offers a sturdy housing with ergonomic handles, an independently certified, PLe/SIL3 safety level, stop function and pre-programmed lifting and hoisting settings. With more than 10 different joystick versions, which operate at either 433 or 915 MHz, there is a standard, Basic Line version. Optionally, a PrimaTEQ transmitter can be put together as desired if a Custom Line version is chosen.
BASIC LINE
- Attractively priced
- High safety level
- Compact and robust
- 433 or 915 MHz
CUSTOM LINE
- The choice is yours
New name, same functionality
With a brand-new name for its smallest waist transmitter, Tele Radio is building a complete, recognizable and logical family structure. The PrimaTEQ, with the same functionality as the former Tiger T12, is the entry-level class solution. Above the entry-level there is the 24-centimeter wide VersaTEQ and the SupraTEQ with a width of 33 centimeters.
A new name, same functionality
Highest security level
Most of Tele Radio’s transmitters meet the high safety requirements and thus contribute to more efficient and safer working under high-risk conditions, such as moving heavy loads. The certified stop button is always within reach of the user. To guarantee the highest level of safety, the products are independently tested by recognized notified bodies. Certificates of this are always available on request.
Many hands make light work, goes the old saying. With Tele Radio’s waist transmitters, however, you only need your own hands. When you use the transmitter in combination with a neckstrap or waistbelt, you can easily keep your hands free for other tasks. Calling in a colleague to make the work easier is then superfluous. Accidentally dropping the transmitter from your hands is also a thing of the past. Click here for the entire range of waist transmitters.
Tele Radio supports the world wide preservation of the Tiger with WWF.