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- See-Through Technology Explanation
- Live Videos Demonstrate See-Through in Action
- Plug and Play
- Long Range Detection SXL for large or fast forklifts in large facilities or open areas
- Automatically Warn Workforce in an Area that a Forklift will Soon be Entering
- Silent Zones for Safe Areas
- Collision Avoidance Alarms when two forklifts approach each other
- Protect Structures from being damaged by forklifts
- Built-In Switches Change Alarm Modes to be Optimized for Special Areas, including Loading Docks
- SXL-MAC can automatically reduce the range of systems when at loading docks, to minimize nuisance alarms, or mute alarms altogether until leaving the area
- Warn Operators when a pedestrian or another forklift is in the same aisle
- Warn Operators Planning to Exit from Loaded VNA Racks if Forklift is in Roadway
- Warning Operators in Roadway before Forklifts Exit VNA Aisles
- Warn Workers in Adjacent VNA Aisles from “Push-Throughs”
- Add Auto-Slow Using OEM capabilities or other systems such as SSC
- Add AI Camera
- Add Auto-Slow and AI Camera
- Improving Safety while keeping High Productivity
True See-Through Detection Technology
Magnetic pulse technology creates a stable magnetic field that passes through racks, walls, and loads. This enables true See-Through Detection, allowing the system to maintain consistent detection zones without the interference, false readings, or dead zones caused by signal reflection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does HIT-NOT® require line-of-sight?
HIT-NOT does not require line-of-sight. HIT-NOT’s magnetic fields pass through walls, machinery, and structures.
Does HIT-NOT® work in
High-Noise Settings?
Yes, HIT-NOT works in noisy, industrial settings. HIT-NOT’s magnetic detection is unaffected by dust, lighting, sound, or radio interference.
What is the detection range for
HIT-NOT®?
HIT-NOT’s detection range is configurable, from short-range pedestrian alerts to long-range vehicle zones.
How does
HIT-NOT® alert operators?
HIT-NOT alerts both the pedestrian device and the vehicle unit.
