A clearer view of the system.

It describes angular heading accuracy with a GPS fix. The VLN holds a selected orientation, countering spin and rotational drift. It is not a millimetre placement tolerance.

Two stored orientations support repeatable pickup and placement. The operator can recall a saved heading or command rotation directly.

Yes. Every newly ordered device comes with dual controllers for operator switching. Follow the defined release-and-reconnect procedure; one operator has control at a time.

Remote orientation control can remove the tagline task from suitable lift phases and reduce the need for hands-on readjustment at placement. The load-control method forms part of the agreed lift plan.

ERNE’s current supply specification is 10–12 hours, depending on usage, load and environmental conditions.

Typical charging is 4–6 hours for the current ERNE supply specification. Confirm the charger and equipment configuration for the ordered unit. Older published revisions quote different times.

The supplied VLN 2.0 manual specifies 600 ft, approximately 183 m, with line of sight. Use the applicable equipment instructions and site communication arrangements.

Active thrusters counter unwanted rotation. The wind-load tool helps assess load area, porosity, wind torque and available control authority. Equipment, crane and approved project limits still apply.

Yes. ERNE offers a one-week site trial. Discuss a suitable planned application, dates, equipment, training and commercial arrangements with the team.

Yes. Hire, outright purchase and rent-to-buy options are available. ERNE can structure an option around your project.

Yes. ERNE provides local Australian support and spare-parts coordination Australia-wide, with training, commissioning, maintenance planning and troubleshooting.

Vita Industrial manufactures the VLN. ERNE Lifting supplies and supports the technology in Australia. RocketLever combines offset lifting with VLN load control.