DC24V F24-12S Truck Wireless Remote Control For An Australian Buyer

A buyer in Australia who builds and supplies truck mounted lifting equipment. They found Acontrol on Alibaba and called to ask about one specific model rather than a catalogue.

Client Background

Who The Buyer Is

A buyer in Australia who builds and supplies truck mounted lifting equipment. They found Acontrol on Alibaba and called to ask about one specific model rather than a catalogue.

Project Challenge

What Had To Be Solved

The truck body, winch and wheel motions all had to be driven from outside the cab, on DC24V truck power, with button labels an operator could read without training. A generic six button set would not cover the motion list.

Customer Pain Points

What Was Failing Before

Ten separate motions had to fit on one handheld transmitter with a start function
Truck electrics are DC24V, so a standard AC receiver was not usable
Arrow tip button marking meant nothing on a body up and winch in machine
Repeat orders had to be identical so field spares would interchange

Our Solution

What Was Supplied

An F24-12S radio remote control was specified with a DC24V receiver and 10 motions with start. Button text was customised to the machine: Body Up/Down, Winch In/Out, Wheel In/Out, Body In/Out, Wheel Up/Down and Start/Alarm.

Photos

Units And Application

Orange industrial remote control with buttons and receiver unit on cardboard background

Yellow industrial pendant control station with directional buttons and emergency stop

Manufacturing Process

How The Units Were Built

Step 1

Transmitter and receiver boards populated on the SMT line and wave soldered

Step 2

Receiver built for DC24V truck supply instead of the standard AC range

Step 3

Custom button legends printed for the ten named motions

Step 4

Set paired to one unique ID code and channel, then function tested

Supply Chain

How It Was Shipped And Repeated

Repeat orders were placed directly over a period of time and shipped by courier. The buyer also introduced Acontrol to their Chinese truck supplier, who now fits the same control on equipment exported to Australia.

Quality Control

What Was Checked

Every set was powered up on DC24V and each of the ten motions was switched before packing, with the S/N and channel recorded so later spares match the receiver already in the field.

Final Result

What Happened

The customised F24-12S became a repeat order model for this buyer and was adopted by their Chinese truck supplier for the same export market.

Customer Benefit

What The Buyer Got Out Of It

One transmitter now covers the whole machine with legends the operator can read, spares interchange across the fleet, and the control arrives in days rather than with the next truck build.