Tank lighting is an important feature: It enhances the aesthetics of your setup, but it is also a crucial safety element for making deliveries to your customers' farms.

Active LED signaling (signal lights, position lights, and clearance lights, etc.) as well as passive signaling (reflective strips, blind spot monitoring, etc.) are mandatory and comply with the highway code. They allow you to be easily seen, even in difficult driving conditions.

 

LED work lights provide optimized and powerful illumination. The latest LED work lights offer energy savings thanks to their low power consumption. These lights are also robust and protected by housings for increased durability. Optional features include compartment lighting, safety walkway lighting, and the ability to install additional work lights as needed.

 

 

 

For added flexibility, these work lights can be switched on and off using the equipment's remote control. Choosing LED work lights includes verifying their electromagnetic compatibility to ensure proper operation of the truck's electronic components, particularly the remote control

 

The reversing camera and the camera on the auger facilitate the approach to delivery sites on livestock farms. Positioned at the end of the auger and at the rear of the tanker, the cameras ensure safety. They reduce blind spots and provide visibility of the working environment. This also improves efficiency and comfort for the driver: the approach to the silo is faster, and the driver reduces the number of trips back and forth between the silo and the cab.

 

 

 

 

VRAC PLUS makes its semi-trailers and carriers more visible, to facilitate use by drivers but also to ensure optimal safety for road users.

 

 

 

 

 

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