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Hi,
Can anyone recommend a proximity detection system for forklift and pedestrians? Any thoughts on the likes of Hit-Not and Orbit in terms of installation and reliability?

Thank you.
  • Posted 8 Dec 2015 14:16
  • By Gunter
  • joined 14 Nov'14 - 5 messages
  • New South Wales, Australia

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