MCS-NX Next Generation Control Units

Advanced Control Systems for all your Emergency, Recovery and Utility service vehicle equipment

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With Anderson compatible power connector

Upgraded to CAN-FD with 3 x CAN reading ports

Over 15 types of fully compatible handsets/switch units

Standard and low frequency ‘rumble tones’

4 x 10V narrow range and 2 x 30V wide range

Easy implementation of audio warning and fan systems

Product Advantages

Improved connectivity
All new configuration software
Easier diagnostic and fault finding
Reduced need for additional units
Medium power outputs current limit increased to 8A
Low power output current limit increased to 2.4A
Greater scope during installation for product control allowing for increased load shedding capability
Flash pattern selectable for group flashing
Multifunction outputs priority based

Fully compatible with existing MCS handsets/switch units
Familiarity for user interface
3 x CAN reading ports defined by user (not preset)
CAN-2.0 (MCS) upgraded to CAN-FD (MCS-NX), allowing for larger data length along with faster BIT rate
Vehicle CAN integration widened to pick up second CAN line if required
Class D siren amp for enhanced sound quality with minimal interference (PA)
Built-in low frequency capability
Full volume control for workshop/city mode
Dual voltage – 12v and 24v operation

All connectors on one side of the unit

Low power increased to 2.4A medium power increased to 8A

A collection of over 260 vehicle profiles

Intuitive, flexible and logical flow implementation

Full volume control with minimal interference

Reduces the need for additional units therefore saving money

An intuitive user interface that allows users to interact with the logical flow and modules easily
A library of pre-built basic functions and specialized modules that users can drag and drop
Drag-and-drop functionality to enable users to place modules in the desired order within the logical flow
The settings panel provides a clear and concise interface for configuring module settings
Users can define the execution order of modules to ensure the desired logical flow
Allows users to define custom modules by specifying inputs, outputs, and the underlying code or functionality
Modules have clear labels and icons for easy identification and differentiation