GRABO Wireless Remote for GRABO HighFlow
GRABO Wireless Remote for GRABO HighFlow is a compact wireless accessory that lets operators control a GRABO® HighFlow tool from up to 100 ft (30 m) away without remaining next to or holding the tool. Designed to make large lifting jobs more convenient, it allows users to position heavy materials without constantly bending or making manual adjustments. The wireless remote is especially useful for handling porous pavers and heavy materials with machinery such as excavators, cranes, or hoists, allowing an operator to stay in a cab or at a distance while the equipment does the lifting.
The GRABO® HighFlow Wireless Remote operates at 433.92 MHz and can sync with multiple remote transceivers and multiple GRABO® HighFlow tools, allowing a single remote to operate multiple tools. Its simple, intuitive design provides convenient wireless ON/OFF control for demanding jobsite applications involving heavy and porous materials.
Main Features
- Wireless ON/OFF control for GRABO® HighFlow
- Operates the tool from up to 100 ft (30 m) away
- 433.92 MHz operating frequency
- Allows positioning of heavy materials without staying next to the tool
- Ideal for large jobs involving porous pavers and heavy machinery
- Suitable for excavator, crane, and hoist applications
- Can be synchronized with multiple remote transceivers
- Can control multiple GRABO® HighFlow tools with one remote
- Compact and intuitive wireless design
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating Frequency | 433.92 MHz |
| Operating Range | Up to 100 ft (30 m) |
| Type | Wireless ON / OFF remote control |
| Compatibility | GRABO® HighFlow |
| Multi-Tool Pairing | Sync with multiple transceivers & multiple HighFlow tools |
| Best For | Excavator, crane & hoist applications with porous pavers |
Notice
Accessories manufactured or sold by GRABO®, including third-party accessories, are engineered specifically for GRABO® tools and mounting systems. They are not compatible with the DeWalt GRABO®.
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