For �Ӱ�ר�� Radio, this means continuing to build on our strong local customer focus while gaining even better opportunities to share experience, align priorities and work more closely with colleagues across the Nordic organization.

As part of this development, Hanna Landell has been appointed EVP, Nordics at Allgon.

�Ӱ�ר�� Radio will continue to operate as a customer-focused brand, with the same strong market presence and close customer relationships as before.

Read Allgon’s full press release .

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The new facility strengthens �Ӱ�ר�� Radio India’s strategic role as a regional hub, serving customers across India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and the Maldives with faster delivery, enhanced service, and greater customization capabilities. “Moving into our bigger office is a clear sign that our customers trust in �Ӱ�ר�� Radio India’s solutions for their most critical applications,” says Sharad Role, Managing Director of �Ӱ�ר�� Radio India. “We have gone from a start-up space to a full-fledged facility that combines sales, service, warehousing, and local assembly. The new facility allows us to keep stock on hand, engineer customized solutions, and shorten lead times. That combination of reliability and responsiveness is what sets �Ӱ�ר�� Radio apart in a highly competitive market.”

�Ӱ�ר�� Radio India strengthens customer-centric presence in Pune

The new Pune facility is located in a modern corporate district with excellent connectivity to highways and well connected to both port and airport infrastructure, positioning �Ӱ�ר�� Radio India closer to its core customer base in cranes, material handling, construction equipment, mining, and mobile hydraulics. Surrounded by major OEMs, global IT companies, and engineering firms, the site supports closer collaboration and faster on-site service. Dedicated meeting, training, and test areas enable the �Ӱ�ר�� Radio India team to demonstrate systems, run FATs, and share best practices with partners and end users.

Customer-centricity remains at the heart of �Ӱ�ר�� Radio India’s strategy. A growing team of technical sales and service engineers provides on-site commissioning, training, and continuous after-sales support, while local CNC-based customization capabilities enable tailored layouts and functions for specific applications. “We actively invite feedback from our customers and use it to refine our solutions,” adds Sharad Role. “When customers see that their ideas shape the product, it builds confidence and long-term relationships, not just short-term orders.”

Backed by global strength, built for local needs

As part of the Allgon Group, �Ӱ�ר�� Radio India benefits from a global R&D footprint, a wide product portfolio, and a strong focus on safety and certification, including ETA and BIS approvals for the Indian market. “India is becoming a global manufacturing hub, and we are investing ahead of that curve,” says Role. “With this new office, expanded stock, and local customization, we are ready to support our customers’ growth for many years to come. This move is not the end of our journey – it lays the foundation for our next phase of expansion.”

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Sustainable practices are a key driving force for the organization. Thus, being able to measure these successes is an integral part of the sustainability practices policy the company has. Based on the Agenda 2030, a set of goals such as transitioning to sustainable materials, investing in renewable energy, and ensuring health and safety of employees are all part of the integrated approach �Ӱ�ר�� Radio Group has taken to achieve its goals.

These standards have also been corroborated with the renewal of the ISO Certification 14001 for environmental management systems in �Ӱ�ר�� Radio’s HQ at Gothenburg, Sweden.

Ola Samelius, President and CEO of �Ӱ�ר�� Radio, said “sustainable practices are and the front and center of our organization, it’s an ongoing process where we always reevaluate our current practices to the highest standards.” Regarding the significance of the ISO Certification he continued, “we believe ISO standards serve as a baseline for the quality of our practices everyone in the organization strives to achieve.”

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A WIRELESS SIGNAL

RANGE

A range up to 500 meters inside a greenhouse without any problems

A greenhouse is a challenge for a transmitter. The frame of a greenhouse as a jammer for the signals. The PANTHER system has an excellent range of up to 500 meters inside greenhouses. In the open field, a range of up to 700 meters is possible. All this is possible due to the 2.4 gigahertz frequency that is used and techniques that exclude disturbances as much as possible.

APPLICABILITY

Almost everything with a button can be operated with PANTHER

The �Ӱ�ר�� Radio PANTHER remote controls are versatile. Pumps, doors, irrigation systems and conveyor belts can effortlessly be operated wirelessly. The user can easily program the transmitter on its own via USB. This makes the system perfectly adaptable to your wishes. And in case of questions or problems, you can contact the Technical Service of �Ӱ�ר�� Radio.

PRICE

An affordable solution for every horticulturist

The PANTHER system offers growers/agriculturists a unique and affordable opportunity to control many applications wirelessly. The price of the system is lower than the alternatives in the market. In addition, there is a wide range of transmitters and receivers. From simple hand transmitters to maxi transmitters with an active safety stop.

The PANTHER range has recently been expanded with the modular PLd receiver R23. This receiver stands out for its many input/output options, additional functions and CAN communication protocols. The system is externally certified according to CAT3 Performance Level ‘d’. The receiver is interchangeable with all PANTHER transmitters, but to achieve a complete PLd safety system a PLd certified transmitter such as the PN-T19-2 must be used.

SAFETY

Robust and always a safety stop button at hand

All �Ӱ�ר�� Radio PANTHER systems show what they are made for. They are robust, protected against liquids and resistant to extreme temperatures. The built-in techniques ensure interference-free reception and various protections prevent the transmitter from being used unintentionally. With the active safety stop, there is a constant, active connection between the transmitter and the receiver on your machine, so you can always stop it in case of an emergency.

CONTACT

Would you like to know more about how you or your employees can work more efficiently with a wireless remote control? Please contact our sales department.

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The �Ӱ�ר�� Radio TIGER remote control provides real-time feedback from on-board instruments on the submarine. But that is not the only reason to choose this radio remote control system. Tiger provides maximum safety to various types of industrial applications, it is independently SIL3, PLe certified. 

‘’The �Ӱ�ר�� Radio remote control takes the operability of the Triton 660/9 AVA to the next level. When the underwater team on the Scenic Eclipse II launch their 660/9 AVA submarine from the underwater bunker, �Ӱ�ר�� Radio’s radio control allows the team to bring the submarine to a safe distance from the ship before boarding. This reduces the time the submarine is near the mother ship during the most difficult period of dive operations: launch and recovery. Moreover, the remote control gives the deck officer more control over the submarine while it is unmanned but being launched or recovered.’’ 

–  Arthur Muttock, Engineer / Project Manager at Triton Submarines LLC

Source of images: Triton Submarines and Nick Verola

�Ӱ�ר�� Radio TIGER | maximum safety for complex applications

(Proportional) pushbuttons for precise control

Tiger’s pushbutton transmitters are the best in the market. Their stable performance and build will keep you running day-in and day-out. The push button transmitters are at a minimum of IP65 and most are IP66. You can get the handheld units with or without screen depending on your requirements. Transmitters with screens can show a variety of data feedback depending on your applications capabilities. Read more about our proportional pushbuttons.

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This unique boat trailer is designed to be able to drive the rescue boat from the boathouse into the water in a wide variety of conditions and, with �Ӱ�ר�� Radio’s great pleasure, is equipped with the PrimaTEQ waist transmitter. This transmitter is robust, compact in size, perfect for long-term use in harsh conditions and independently certified to PLe/SIL3 safety level. �Ӱ�ר�� Radio is proud to be part of this sustainable innovation.

�Ӱ�ר�� Radio PrimaTEQ | our compact waist transmitter

All convenience in a compact housing

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 �Ӱ�ר�� 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.

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Helene Kyo Johansen will lead �Ӱ�ר�� Radio Denmark as its General Manager and Sales Manager. Helene has a successful 13-year trajectory as product manager in �Ӱ�ר�� Radio’s sister company Åkerströms as well as 20 years of sales experience throughout her career, in which she has held a number sales and service-related positions in the Danish market. At �Ӱ�ר�� Radio they are excited to bring Helene’s in-depth experience on board to their global network. 

“I look forward to bringing closer ties and offering a seamless service to our clients in Denmark.” – Helene Kyo Johansen

“I am delighted to bring a familiar face into the �Ӱ�ר�� Radio family. I am confident that Helene will have great success and we’ll support her the best way we can.” – Ola Samelius, CEO �Ӱ�ר�� Radio Group and Allgon AB

With the opening of the Danish subsidiary, �Ӱ�ר�� Radio strengthens its presence in the Nordic market, offering an even better network with all markets close to their home country of Sweden. This marks �Ӱ�ר�� Radio’s ambition to offer excellent service to their customers around the world. With the launch of the subsidiary in Denmark, the �Ӱ�ר�� Radio Group will be present in 23 countries.

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The benefits of such transmitters, compared to a joystick transmitter, are the ease of use and the low costs.

�Ӱ�ר�� Radio tested the push-buttons of its transmitters for resistance, lifespan, functionality and ergonomics. These tests show that our 2-step push-buttons can be pressed up to 30.000 times, and up to 112.000 times for the analog push-buttons, without showing any loss of quality. Furthermore, �Ӱ�ר�� Radio push-buttons are easy to press and comfortable to hold.

Moreover, if a push button no longer functions properly, it doesn’t mean the entire transmitter has to be replaced, as our push-buttons can easily be removed and replaced with new ones. Many spare parts are available, which means that in most cases our transmitters can be repaired and thus have a long lifespan. This makes the possibilities of the TIGER transmitters, available with ordinary or proportional push-buttons, greater than ever.

Another additional benefit, in case a compact handheld transmitter is preferred, is that feedback can be given via the built-in LCD screen thanks to the duplex communication (dual communication) that allows the transmitter to receive feedback information from the receiver and/or the system. 

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Both the transmitter and receiver are well-established products within the �Ӱ�ר�� Radio range. They have a proven track record in high-risk work environments, making them highly suitable for lifting and hoisting operations involving hoists/winches, overhead cranes, gantry cranes, and similar equipment. The set prioritizes safety, offering a certified stop function. It adheres to the EN 13849-1:2015 PLd/Cat3 standard and has received external certification from a recognized independent testing institute (Notified Body (NoBo)) in accordance with EU guidelines.

Specifically designed for
lifting and hoisting applications,
this system offers a significantly
reduced installation time.

T29-12: Versatile Handheld Transmitter

The Panther remote control is a versatile transmitter that holds a PLd/Cat3 certification and operates on the globally compatible 2.4 GHz frequency. It is an upgraded successor to the T19-2, featuring 12 push buttons—four more than its predecessor—enabling control of up to 24 different functions. The transmitter is equipped with a rechargeable Li-ion battery that offers over 150 consecutive hours of usage. With a range of up to 700 meters, it provides ample coverage. Additionally, the transmitter can be customized to meet specific user requirements. It boasts an IP65 degree of protection and a robust housing, enhancing durability and resistance against drops and impacts. The foil with symbols can be tailored to match the user’s branding.

R23: Modular, Flexible Receiver

The pre-wired R23 receiver comes from the factory with wiring already in place for many standard applications, streamlining the installation process. It comes standard with 15 relays. For installations requiring additional functionality, the non-pre-wired version of the R23 receiver is a modular unit that can be easily expanded without compromising safety-related features such as the certified stop function. Possible expansions include extra relays, support for various fieldbus protocols, additional inputs, analog outputs, and the option of an external antenna. The R23 receiver is seamlessly interchangeable with all Panther transmitters, ensuring work can continue uninterrupted in the event of an unexpected incident. The combination of the R23 receiver with the Panther T29-12 transmitter creates an ideal set that saves time and money without compromising on quality and safety.

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What is a frequency?

Frequencies are the basis of wireless communication between equipment using sound waves. This technique is employed on land, at sea, and in the air. Sound waves are essentially vibrations, and the number of vibrations per second is referred to as “frequency.” For instance, a frequency of 433 MHz represents 433 million vibrations per second. �Ӱ�ר�� Radio utilizes frequencies for its industrial radio controls.

Which frequency should I choose?

�Ӱ�ר�� Radio uses a range of frequencies, such as 433, 869, or 915 MHz, and 2.4 GHz, for transmitter and receiver combinations. But how do you determine the best choice?

When selecting a frequency, three factors should be considered. Firstly, it is crucial to ascertain which frequencies are legally permitted in the region where you will be using the transmitter, as certain frequencies are restricted to specific applications like military or aviation. Secondly, it is important to assess the presence of potential interference from other wireless connections. Lastly, consider whether there are any physical obstructions like steel frames or walls that might disrupt or impede the wireless connection.

1. Which frequencies to use?

Radio frequencies are commonly regulated, and their permitted use can vary depending on the region of the world where the equipment is to be used. For instance, in Europe, 433 or 869 MHz frequencies are commonly used, while in American countries, 433 or 915 MHz frequencies are popular. If a manufacturer supplies machines worldwide, the more universal frequency of 2.4 GHz may be convenient.

As a general rule, high frequencies (treble) with shorter waveforms travel shorter distances and tend to reflect off walls quickly. Conversely, low frequencies (bass) with longer waveforms can travel greater distances and are more likely to penetrate walls or obstacles.

2. The best possible signal

�Ӱ�ר�� Radio systems incorporate various technologies to ensure the best possible signal quality. It is crucial to avoid interference from other wireless connections. The technology has been developed and secured to address this concern.

3. Avoiding or bypassing obstacles

Obstacles can potentially disrupt the wireless connection. This can be both frustrating and hazardous. Signal amplifiers, directional antennas, and other devices can be employed to overcome these challenges. �Ӱ�ר�� Radio offers a wide range of accessories to achieve optimal results for your specific situation.

Ensuring secure communication

Secure communication requires preventing unauthorized control of the receiver on your machine or device. All �Ӱ�ר�� Radio systems are designed with safety in mind. Even the simplest system includes a unique key in every transmitter, which is transmitted via our proprietary software using the chosen frequency. With this solution, we ensure that only the selected/intended receivers are controlled. Depending on the product range, a pin code can also be configured to prevent unauthorized individuals from operating the transmitter.

This level of security is of utmost importance in applications involving heavy lifting and hoisting, industrial operations like conveyor belts and rubble crushers, as well as gate and door control, excavators, dredgers, and various vehicles ranging from recovery vehicles to concrete mixers.

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