ORLACO
Camera Kits for Telehandlers
The working position of the mast on telehandlers cause significant limitation of the field of vision, to the right and rear of the machine. Gaining a satisfactory view of the attachment during maneuvering of forks is, after all, not optional. Orlaco supply a range of camera kits to compensate these vision loses and enable viewing in these area.
- Analog PAL/NTSC
- Digital HD
- Reversing, reversing-side and tool view systems
- Active reversing and active reversing-side view
Product description
The working position of the mast on telehandlers cause significant limitation of the field of vision, to the right and rear of the machine. Gaining a satisfactory view of the attachment during maneuvering of forks is, after all, not optional. Orlaco supply a range of camera kits to compensate these vision loses and enable viewing in these area.
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