See us at agritechnica, hall 13 stand F10
"The world’s leading agricultural machinery exhibition, Agritechnica, will be characterised by a veritable fireworks of innovations. Altogether 331 innovations were submitted to Agritechnica organiser DLG by the beginning of September, the highest number for twelve years. From the innovations registered, and on the basis of stringent criteria, a commission of impartial experts appointed by the DLG has selected seven innovations for Gold Medals and 33 for Silver Medals."
Brigade Electronics GmbH is demonstrating how the installation of CCTV camera systems can help farmers and growers move, use and monitor their agricultural machinery in a much safer and efficient way.
With the continued growth in machinery sophistication, size and cost anything that helps keep the equipment working at maximum efficiency must be sensible, according to Brigade. And they have just the right equipment to help.
With their extensive range of CCTV camera systems and reversing alarms they are able to help customers cut out costly reversing accidents and ensure all equipment processes are closely monitored.
By fitting a camera system the operator can monitor all angles – side, rear and front and on the multi-screen systems, easily switch from one view to the other. The camera can monitor loading and unloading, thereby minimising any costly spillage. It can also be used for a wide range of operations including: checking straw is being expelled from the rear of a combine; provide a clear view to aid hitching a trailer or another piece of machinery; ensure seed is being sown correctly from the seed hopper and even monitoring livestock inside a livestock transporter.
Fitting reversing alarms to agricultural equipment is a simple solution to cutting down on accidents in and around the farm. With vehicles loading and unloading and travelling from one field to another it is easy for workers to get in the track of the vehicle with the potential for tragic consequences.
The bbs-tek broadband sound reversing alarm does not rely on high decibels to be heard because its multiple frequencies do not have to compete with other, single frequency sounds. As a result the bbs-tek is just as effective at much lower sound levels.
The latest addition to the bbs-tek range is the self-adjusting Smart bbs-tek alarm. This model takes the guesswork out of sound pressure level (SPL), selection. It is ideal for vehicles and plant working in areas with widely different ambient noise levels, where a fixed volume alarm would be either too quiet in loud environments – a hazardous situation – or too loud in quiet locations, causing possible noise nuisance and irritation.
Hanover, Exhibition Grounds 13 to 17 November 2007
Preview days : 11 and 12 November 2007
| Opening hours Daily from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm | |
| Admission Day ticket : | 13 to 17/11/2007 Euro 20,– |
| Two-Day ticket : | 13 to 17/11/2007 Euro 32,– |
| Preview days ticket : | PLUS 11 and 12/11/2007, also valid on 13/11/2007 Euro 69,– |
| Season ticket : | 13 to 17/ 11/2007 Euro 49,– |
| Students and pensioners : | valid as of 13/11/2007 Euro 10,– |
| Children under the age of 8 accompanied by adults free of charge. | |
Please check the agritechnica website for the latest information and check back here soon for Brigade Electronics contribution
