Feeding
9 - 36 V
Interfaces
CAN (Connect-Bus)
Number of built-in relays
2 pcs
RL module
The RL module of the Bitrek Connect system is designed to control the operation of the combine auger and the grain bunker-overloader. The module works as part of the “Friend-alien” system and does not allow turning on the auger without obtaining permission (the presence of a valid BLE tag or RFID card).
Key features
The RL module is a separate module of the Bitrek Connect system, which is designed to control actuators, in particular the combine auger and the hopper-loader. Depending on the version of the firmware, it can work as an ignition controller, a fuel pump/valve at a fuel tanker/gas station, or work on commands.
Main features
- Integration with most combines and loaders
- Integration with fuel tankers and gas stations
- Ability to control relays using GPRS commands
- Works as part of the “Friend-Freak” system
Applying
// This model is ideal for
Combine and hopper-loader
Fuel stations and stationary gas stations
Ignition control on any equipment
Characteristics
Number of relays
2 pcs
Maximum relay current
5 А
Power supply type and voltage
constant, 9 - 36 V
Average current consumption (12 V)
70 mA
Digital interfaces and inputs
CAN (Connect-Bus)
2 analog inputs (active "plus")
2 discrete inputs (active "minus")
2 analog inputs (active "plus")
2 discrete inputs (active "minus")
Operating temperature
from -30 ° C to +80 ° C
Relative humidity
5 - 95% non-condensing
Enclosure protection class
IP44
Overall dimensions
78 х 83 х 30 mm
Net weight
95 g
Protocols and Integration (For Developers)
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Supported data transfer protocolsCAN (Connect-Bus)
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ConfigurationCAN
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Full system compatibilityBitrek Connect та mNVR
// FAQ
Questions and answers
What is the maximum number of gas station nozzles that can be controlled by one module?
One module can control up to two guns.
Are combines with PWM auger control supported?
Yes, such combines are supported, but a slightly different connection system is used. Specialists of the technical support service will provide the necessary consultation on connection.
Is it possible to remotely configure the module?
Yes, it is possible – using GPRS commands from the main or service server.
