Since last April, all Dieci telehandlers equipped with the company’s latest digital platforms have been fitted as standard with the Dieci Telematics System telemetry solution.
Also offered free of charge are the first three years of subscription to the system and a three-year warranty on the machines themselves
Telemetry is currently the core technology used by agricultural machinery manufacturers to ensure the full and efficient operation of their equipment for end users. Its benefits range from maintaining consistent expected performance while minimizing fuel consumption, to enabling scheduled maintenance aimed at reducing machine downtime and limiting unexpected breakdowns.
These are objectives shared by every manufacturer, fully aware that while fuel consumption directly impacts production costs, machine downtime generates indirect expenses, with failures caused by breakdowns being both unpredictable and difficult to quantify.
Only telemetry — meaning the constant connection between machines and company technical centers — can effectively meet these expectations. This is precisely the purpose behind the “Dieci Telematics System”, abbreviated as “Dts”, developed by Dieci to guarantee remote monitoring of every telehandler and wheel loader in its range, thereby providing prompt and professional after-sales support whenever required.
The system’s main function is the continuous monitoring of operating data in order to maintain a constant overview of the machine’s key working parameters and proactively identify the emergence of possible anomalies.
When such issues arise and are software-related, they can often be resolved remotely. If they are hardware-related, they are addressed directly in the field by technicians who already know where and how to intervene, and who can arrive equipped with any necessary original spare parts.
A dedicated portal also allows users to monitor service intervals and maintenance schedules. Thanks to specific notifications, maintenance operations can be planned in advance to optimize machine management.
Naturally, telehandlers must be configured to integrate the “Dts” system, but this is not an issue for the latest-generation machines, and even less so for those produced since last April, as the system is now supplied as standard across the entire digitized range together with a three-year subscription to the dedicated portal. The portal can also be accessed via smartphone through the “Dieci Telematics” app, available for both Android and iOS devices.
Title: Dieci Telematics System: with Dieci lifts, innovation is at home
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