The IPAS is produced by Kigis, a South Korean company with more than 20 years of expertise in producing electronic safety systems for load handling. For over 5 years, it has been present in various segments in Brazil through ACR, which offers customized projects and 24/7 technical support.
Function:
Developed to detect the improper approach of pedestrians towards loads lifted by lifting equipment.
Detection is performed in two alert zones (caution and danger), generating vibratory, audible, and visual alerts for any pedestrian who dangerously tries to approach the load. In addition to the alerts, it is possible to block the crane controls to prevent accidents if the pedestrian insists on entering the danger zone.
Applications:
The applications of IPAS include its use in:
Load approach alert IPAS for cranes,
Load approach alert IPAS for hoists,
Load approach alert IPAS for gantry cranes,
Load approach alert IPAS for port gantries,
Load approach alert IPAS for straddle carriers,
Load approach alert IPAS for RTGs,
Load approach alert IPAS for RMGs,
Load approach alert IPAS for STS,
Load approach alert IPAS for OHBCs,
Load approach alert IPAS for ship loaders,
Load approach alert IPAS for mining forklifts,
Load approach alert IPAS for heavy vehicles,
Load approach alert IPAS for overhead cranes in steel plants.
Among other lifting equipment.
Main Features:
UWB technology for detection 1~30m.
The crane tag features a powerful magnetic base and anti-fall system.
The pedestrian tag features a bracelet and internal battery with approximately 6 days of autonomy.
Device with 3 programmable outputs (two for limits and one for safety).
120dB audible alarm with 3 customizable messages.
Differentiators:
High precision in distance measurement (UWB technology)
Simple and fast installation (plug-and-play)
Bilateral alarm with 2 alert zones: attention and danger
Pedestrian tag with 3 types of alerts: visual, audible, and vibratory
Scalable solution, can interact with access gates, barriers…
