Ilgenfritz Hydraulic remote CAN 6020, 6030, 6R

Further information

Version:

CAN hydraulic remote control with button

The CAN hydraulic remote control helps you to connect machines or implements to original John Deere front hydraulics or to operate a hydraulic top link (other applications are also possible). John Deere electronic rear and inter-axle control units are a prerequisite for this electronic system.

Practical examples:
You wish to connect a machine to the three-point front hydraulics and must move the lower links to do so. You wish to connect a machine to the front or rear hydraulics and must make the hydraulic top link longer or shorter to do so. You wish to fill a slurry tanker with a hydraulically driven pump from the mudguard without having to climb onto the tractor again.

Our solution for you:
Ilgenfritz has developed an electronic system that enables external operation via two push buttons. Simply plug the electronic system into the desired hydraulic valve and the control unit is ready to use. The CAN hydraulic remote control can learn your individual hydraulic speed. This is done via a learning function that can be started as often as required in order to adjust the oil quantities for specific equipment. This learned oil quantity is then dispensed by pressing the activation button on the respective control unit. In addition, the set oil level is always given on the control unit regardless of how high the level in the cab is set on the flow limiter.

The installation time is also substantially reduced as the system is installed with original plugs outside the cab directly at the control units.

Installation of the electronic system takes approx. 0.5 - 1.0 hour.

>br> Advantages at a glance: >br>
No more climbing up and down when attaching equipment
The lifting and lowering speeds can be adjusted separately
Setting via a learning function
Extremely short installation time
Maximum reliability
Installation with original connectors

Weight:

1,46 kg

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ElectricsSwitches/controlsIlgenfritz control unit