Triggers are dual remote foot pedals designed for power control and safety for all your cable pulling and feeding applications. Both the person operating the puller and the person feeding the wire has total control over the pullers motor. All this is accomplished by simply pressing down or lifting off the Trigger’s foot pedal. Both foot pedals must be engaged in order for the pullers motor to operate. Any time either foot pedal is released the pullers motor will quit.

Dual Power Control

  • Each pedal has the ability to control the puller’s power source.
  • Works with any puller
  • Saves time by avoiding unnecessary stops and restarts
  • Eliminates the risk of wire feeding mishaps that lead to nicks in the insulation that could cast thousands of dollars.

Visual Communication

  • Colored lights on each footswitch indicate the pulling machine’s status.

Safety

  • Stop the cable pull from either foot pedal immediately.
  • No more audio miscommunication.
  • Eliminate safety issues associated with feeding wire (i.e. fumbling for a radio, hands caught in wire etc.)

Range

  • Will communicate up to 1500 feet between walls and up to 1.5 miles line of sight

Force Gauge Meter

  • Equipped with a digital meter indicating pounds of force used during a pull.

Communication between units is entirely wireless. Triggers will continue communication up to 1500 feet between walls and obstructions up to 1.5 miles line of sight. The Triggers will also communicate through a series of lights indicating the units are in range or that one pedal is pressed and the other is not. This helps to decrease the amount of difficult verbal communication in wire pulls.

The Maxis Triggers allows the person pulling wire or the person feeding wire to stop the cable pull immediately. This will decrease problems caused by tangled wire, wire nicks, feeding mishaps, tangled rope and many other unnamed mishaps that might appear on a wire pull. Communication between Triggers in instantaneous. They communicate to each other at a rate of 8 times per second. When a shut down is necessary there is no more fumbling for a radio or cell phone. No more audio miscommunication.