Protects signal during transit and storage
Rugged, recycled plastic case
Secure, stackable design with carry handles
To meet the growing demand of our customers performing emergency and day works, we’ve developed the rugged RC2 Tripod Stillage. The Tripod stillage is designed for safe stowage in the TM vehicle or in the depot, protecting the vital elements of the signal during transit and storage.
The rugged moulded case is made from 100% recycled and recyclable plastic, and has been designed to hold a single RC2 tripod stand and signal head. Three cut-out handles enable two users to safely carry the stillage, or it could be transported more easily with the use of a lightweight sack truck.
The RC2 Tripod is retained within the stillage by a single webbing strap, which is sufficient to keep it secure during transit. If transporting the stillage on a flatbed vehicle or trailer, there are two locator points for wider ratchet straps to prevent the stillages from movement.
The RC2 Tripod Stillage is designed to be stacked, making it safer to transport multiple signals on a flatbed or in a TM van. It also makes it possible to stack several units on top of each other for storing in the depot, which provides space saving as well as preventing the signals from becoming knocked over and damaged.
The stillage design incorporates additional construction around the vital elements of the signal, preventing them from damage. When transporting RC2 Tripod signals loose, the radar and radio antenna can be easily damaged, impacting performance and operation. The RC2 Tripod Stillage keeps the signal head protected, a must for users looking to protect their assets.
Physical Specification |
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| Dimensions | L1200mm x W615mm x H280mm | ||||||||||
| Weight without signal | Approx. 7.5kg | ||||||||||
| Weight with signal | Approx. 40kg | ||||||||||
| Material | 100% recycled plastic | ||||||||||
| Colour | Black only | ||||||||||
It is with deepest regrets that we announce that Peter (Pete) Hutchinson, Managing Director of The Traffic Group, passed away on May 30, 2024 following a short illness. He is survived by his wife Rachel and their three children Kerrie, Ciara and...
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