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Remote Control Now Available on Gomaco Machines With G+ Control

- National Edition
GOMACO

New features have become available to Gomaco contractors.
New features have become available to Gomaco contractors.

Gomaco's G+ control system is known in the industry for its operator-friendly software and controls, its diagnostic abilities and its versatility. As the control system continues to evolve, new features have become available to Gomaco contractors. The latest innovation is the new G+ remote control for hands-on machine control at all times.

The new G+ remote control features a 4.3 in. (11 cm) graphic display screen that shows the run functions of the machine, the same information that is normally viewed at the operator's console on top of the paver. Most paver functions are included on the remote and are controlled with easy to operate and durable dials or switches. It also gives the operator individual control of each leg of the paver with automatic/manual adjustments for elevation and steering.

The lightweight remote control allows the operator to comfortably work from the operator's platform or from the ground, giving them ultimate freedom to move around the machine for the best view of the paving operation. The G+ remote control allows hands-on safety at all times. It has an emergency stop button and an alert horn on the remote that are always within reach for quick access.

The remote control is equipped with two lithium-ion batteries and a 12-volt charger. An optional AC adaptor is also available for purchase.

For more information, visit www.gomaco.com/remote.


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