Avery Launches Vehicle Weighbridge Control Station

Avery Weigh-Tronix has launched an automated weighbridge control station, which can be installed as part of a complete unattended vehicle weighing solution. The AVS-7 is an automated control console with an advanced E1310 indicator and a thermal printer inside an IP56 enclosure. It is supplied with a standard qwerty keyboard, an ID card reader and an intercom.

The new system has a display with clear and simple driver prompts. Chris McAllister, product manager, said: 'The advantages of fully automated weighbridge access for 24/7 operation, to ensure accurate data capture and to lower costs, are well rehearsed. 'We have introduced this new system to offer customers maximum flexibility from a standard system,' added McAllister. The E1310 indicator is an advanced controller that features network capabilities. This allows monitoring and reporting via the web, email and FTP.

It can connect to a local area network or a wide area network via wireless radio frequency (RF). The AVS-7 acts as the interface between the truck driver and the weighbridge system. Other possible components of an unmanned weighbridge solution might include a vehicle detection loop, barrier gates, automatic number-plate recognition (ANPR) cameras, traffic lights, a remote display and the company's MI Payload PC software package for complete data management.

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