Wireless angle sensor can be installed on the excavator’s dipper arm to get reports on the movements of the dipper, their frequency, time spent working or idling.

This way you always know exactly how much work was  done during a certain period.

You can also implement our wireless sensor to control crane trucks’ work. Installed on the telescopic boom, it will report every time the boom moves up or down providing you with the data on the frequency of such movements and the time spent working.

Installed on the dump truck’s bed, wireless angle sensor will report every time the bed moves up to dump its load. This way you get the data on the exact time when the action took place, how long it took to complete the dump and how many dumps there were in general.

You can also monitor the work of a trash truck by installing wireless tilt angle sensor on its arm.

Measuring the angle at which the arm tilts, the sensor will report on its every movement providing you with data on the frequency of the movements, number of the containers lifted and time spent working. This will help you prevent the drivers from attempts to stray away from their course.

Plow mode of the wireless angle sensor has been designed to monitor the activity of snowplows and grader blades.

Simply install it on the frame of a plow or a blade and collect all relevant data on every instance it was lowered and working or lifted and idling. If the driver has to lift the plow/blade to maneuver past obstacles or to turn around – no need to worry about false alarms because you can configure the sensor to ignore short-time lifts.

If you want to monitor the activity of the combine harvester’s header, you can install wireless angle sensor on the header’s frame and obtain the data on how low the header was going while harvesting crops. This data will help calculate the exact volume of your harvests.