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With optional side shift technology
The wireless cradle
makes it easy to place
and remove the wireless
panel from the cab
Clear screen display that
can be easily read in
strong sunlight
LED illuminated buttons
The iCON telematics
services include fast and
easy data transfer from
office to site and to
construction machines,
remote support for the operators and
basic fleet management functionality.
Remote site and
machine control access
iCON grade
iGG3, 3D grader system
Multi-switch
Mounted on the control levers
allow you to stay in control at
all times – safer, faster and
more productive.
Rotation sensor
The MRS1300 rotation sensor
compensates the moldboard’s
rotation angle influence on
cross-slope - set the blade
exactly how you need it, iCON
grade takes care of the rest.
Blade tilt sensor
The MSS1300 tilt sensor
maintains the desired
cross-slope precisely.
Mainfall sensor
Mainfall compensation
allows for precise grade
and slope control whatever
the project conditions.
Ultrasonic sensors
Using the Leica Geosystems patented
Trisonic is very simple. The curbstone,
adjacent road surface or a stringline
provides the reference elevation for the
moldboard. Ultrasound is often used
as a reference on one side and cross-
slope on the other.
One L-bar System
Sonic Tracker System
MLS700 laser receiver
The MLS700 is a laser receiver with a
360 degree range.
Cross Slope
Elevation
Total Station/GPS
The Leica iCON measuring equipment
fits seamlessly into your machine control
system and the file formats used are
supported wordwide. The iCON GPS and
the robotic systems will help improve
your productivity and precision right from
the start.
Our machine control displays
iCP32
iCP42
Two L-bars System
Sonic Tracker
& L-bar System
Leica Geosystems offers both 2D and 3D solutions. With
our unique PowerSnap system, one single 3D display can
be used on your dozers, graders, excavators, and wheel
loaders. This allows you to spread your investment across
more machines and obtain a mixed fleet that you can use
for many different tasks.
