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Remote control for vacuum & hydro-excavation trucks

Mobile equipment puts remote systems through more vibration, dust, and temperature swings than almost any other application. We supply ruggedised tran

Built for the equipment already on your site

Mobile equipment puts remote systems through more vibration, dust, and temperature swings than almost any other application. We supply ruggedised transmitters built for vacuum and hydro-excavation trucks, along with the receivers and mounting hardware suited to mobile installs.

If your current unit is failing intermittently rather than completely, it's often a connector or antenna fault rather than the transmitter itself — worth a diagnostic before replacing the whole system.

Common on: Cappellotto Kaiser Vacuvator KOR
IMET

Official Australia & New Zealand distributor for IMET remote control systems — genuine parts, factory-trained repairs, and full technical support.

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Every major brand, one workshop

Not running IMET? We carry parts and offer repairs for the other systems already installed across AU and NZ.

IMET — distributed brand Hetronic Autec Scanreco Telecrane HBC-radiomatic Other / not listed

Remote control for vacuum & hydro-excavation trucks — common questions

Are these transmitters rated for outdoor and mobile use?

Yes — the units we recommend for vacuum trucks carry IP ratings suited to dust, vibration, and weather exposure.

My remote works sometimes but drops out under load — what's wrong?

That's usually a receiver connection or antenna issue rather than the transmitter. We can diagnose this over the phone in most cases.

Can you fit a remote control system to a truck that doesn't have one?

Yes — this falls under our systems integration work. Get in touch with your truck's specifications and we'll scope it.