2052117 Main Console Walking Controller for S1800-2

Product Introduction:

The Control Panel of asphalt paver's electrical system serves as the operation core and information interaction center of the equipment. It integrates various control buttons, parameter display screens and status indicator lights required for paving operations. It issues key operation commands such as screed lifting, tamper vibration and feeder start-stop, while real-time feeding back equipment operating parameters (such as paving speed, heating temperature, system pressure) and fault warning information. The panel adopts a modular layout with clear operation logic, meeting the convenience needs of on-site construction; its shell has dustproof and waterproof features, able to withstand the complex environment of construction sites. Through the Control Panel, operation parameters can be quickly adjusted to adapt to different paving conditions. It is a key part to ensure precise equipment control and improve construction efficiency, directly affecting paving quality and operation safety.

What types of sensors are available for asphalt paver?

Sensors of the AB500 paver are divided into 6 core types by function to ensure paving accuracy and system stability: 1. Leveling sensors (including mechanical longitudinal/transverse slope sensors, ultrasonic sensors, laser sensors), which monitor road elevation and slope in real time to provide data for automatic leveling; 2. Temperature sensors, which detect screed heating temperature and asphalt mixture temperature to avoid uneven heating or abnormal material temperature; 3. Material level sensors, mostly contact magnetoresistive ones, which monitor material level in the hopper and scraper conveyor system to control feeding speed; 4. Pressure sensors, which monitor hydraulic system pressure to prevent overload or leakage; 5. Speed sensors, which collect rotation speed of travel drive and feeder to ensure stable paving speed; 6. Displacement sensors, which provide position feedback for screed lifting and telescoping to ensure precise movements. These sensors connect with the controller via CAN bus to achieve closed-loop control.

What role do sensors play in the electrical system of a paver?

They mainly collect various data during operation and send it to the controller, enabling the equipment to work accurately. For example, leveling sensors check road slopes to ensure smooth paving; temperature sensors measure screed and asphalt temperature to avoid damage or poor bonding; material level sensors monitor the amount of material in the hopper to automatically control feeding speed; pressure and speed sensors watch hydraulic pressure and equipment travel speed to prevent faults; displacement sensors confirm the screed's position to ensure accurate lifting and telescoping. These data let the equipment adjust in time, ensuring good paving quality and avoiding damage.

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