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BIN WEIGHING SYSTEMS
World’s most cost-efficient Dynamic Bin Weighing system, monitor your customer’s bin contents weight after each collection cycle
CERTIFIED WEIGHING
Our bin weighing hardware has been approved and certified as a Class Y(b) system (OIML R51 standard) by the NMI (certificate number TC8243 – up to 350kgs total lift).
We install and certify bin weighing system in our yard in Killurin, Wexford, Ireland. If required we can visit your location to install and certify system. To fabricate, install and certify takes approx. 4 – 5 days depending on fabrication.
CLASS YB SYSTEM OIML R51 STANDARD
GPS, RFID AND WEIGHT RESULT
FULL REPORTING AND ANALYSIS
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BIN WEIGHING FEATURES
Waste Collection Software System fits perfectly into the business model where companies need to monitor customers bin contents weight to ensure they are invoiced correctly for the amount of waste they produce. All data is fed into the Waste Information Server (or 3rd party system) in real time so office staff can see exact details of each lift:
- Date / Time Collected
- Vehicle Registration
- GPS Coordinates
- Bin Lifter Position
- Waste Type / Bin Size
- Collected RFID Bin Chip Read
- Net Weight of Content (kgs or pounds)
WEIGHING SYSTEM PARTS
LOAD CELLS (350KG AND UP TO 800KG)
DRIVER X3 IN CAB SYSTEM
ANGLE SENSORS
RFID ANTENNAE
WEIGHING INDICATOR
RFID READER BOARD
BLUETOOTH MODULE
CERTIFICATION
BLACKLISTING MODULE (TERBERG)
WIS API SERVICE
WHEELIE BIN WEIGHING SYSTEMS - TERBERG OMNIDEL
Our Bin Weighing is a cost-efficient Dynamic Bin Weighing system that achieves a stable accuracy of within +/-1% for household and commercial bins.
The weighing system is very straightforward to install and fully integrates with the DriverX3 system to provide individual bin weights whilst displaying a running total of collected weights, helping crews to prevent overloads.
The weighing system is fully adaptable to install on all lifter designs and can be easily fitted to a Front, Rear or Side Loading system. The contents weight of the bin is calculated by deducting the tare weight from the gross weight and providing a net result weight.
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