25+ years of experience
From 1 May 2019 we proudly present a new product: the Aquarius Dual Analog. The only 100% waterproof radio receiver that besides digital, also has analog inputs and outputs.
Customer-driven product innovation
At Tyro we adhere an intensive focus on customer-specific needs and requirements. If our specialist team receives the same question more than once, it can be translated into a new product. This is how the Aquarius Dual Analog was developed: a product with which we have combined four customer-specific requirements into a completely new product.
4 advantages combined in one product
1. 100% Waterproof
The Aquarius Dual Analog is, just like the successful Aquarius and Hydrus, a 100% waterproof (IP68) receiver. The Aquarius is very suitable for outdoor use because of the fully encapsulated print. The robust housing can take a beating and is therefore often used on pumps, irrigation systems or other machines that are outside, without any additional casing.
2. E4 (automotive) approved
The receiver is approved according to the European directives for the automotive industry. This E4 certification is necessary for everyone in the automotive industry (salvage companies, trailer builders, etc.). With the Aquarius Dual Analog you don’t have to worry about this.
3. Dual receiver
A receiver that can both transmit and receive (Dual / Duplex) is also called a transceiver. With the Aquarius Dual Analog you can send all kinds of information back to your remote control, for example:
- Is the pump on or off?
- What is the speed of the machine?
- What is the weight of the load?
- What is the pressure of a machine or vehicle?
4. Multiple digital and analogue inputs and outputs
The Aquarius Dual Analog has 6 digital outputs, 4 digital inputs and 4 analogue inputs and outputs. This gives you the possibility to send all your information, analogue or digital, back and forth.
Would you like to know if the Aquarius Dual Analog is also suitable for your application? Please contact our team! Read more about advantages of wireless remote controls.