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Remote load control. In detail.
Explore the full ERNE Lifting VLN presentation: control features, project proof, applications, equipment options and Australian support.
ERNE Lifting
01

VITA LOAD
NAVIGATOR
Remote control.
More productive lifts.
WHERE SAFETY LIFTS EFFICIENCY.
ERNE Lifting
02
The load should move.
Your crew should stay clear.

People close to the load
Tagline handling puts workers near moving loads.
Time lost at the hook
Uncontrolled rotation slows orientation and placement.
Weather-driven disruption
Wind can interrupt repeatable lifting cycles.
ERNE Lifting
03
Born in helicopter rescue.
Built for industrial lifting.
Source: Vita Inclinata, 10-year history, 15 September 2025.
2009
A rescue that could not reach its patient
A failed helicopter rescue inspired Caleb Carr to tackle uncontrolled suspended-load motion.
2015
Vita Inclinata founded
Vita developed the Rescue System to stabilise helicopter rescue baskets and litters against spin and swing.
TODAY
The same control principle at the crane hook
The Vita Load Navigator applies suspended-load stabilisation to construction and industrial lifting.
ERNE Lifting
04
Control the load from a distance.

The Vita Load Navigator connects below the crane hook. Sensors and electric thrusters hold or change the load’s orientation under remote operator control.
Hold a heading
Automatic correction against unwanted rotation.
Rotate on command
Controlled orientation for pickup and placement.
Manufactured by Vita Industrial. Supplied and supported in Australia by ERNE Lifting.
ERNE Lifting
05
See remote load control in action.

From the
crane hook
to precise
orientation.
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ERNE Lifting
06
John Holland. Penrith Stadium.
8 expected / 14 achieved: ERNE Lifting project figures. Infrastructure NSW reports up to 14 double plats/day, 30 Jan 2026.
8
EXPECTED
14
ACHIEVED
+75%
above the planned daily lift count
Precast grandstand installation with one crane
ERNE Lifting
07
Remove the tagline task.
Reduce the exposure.
MAC Safety research, as reported by Vita Industrial, September 2022. Modelled findings; site outcomes vary.

63%
lower crane-related injury risk*
Remote load control helps keep workers clear of struck-by, crush and pinch-point hazards near the load.
ERNE Lifting
08
Precision you can repeat.
Source: supplied VLN 2.0 manual, §§5.5 and 9.2. ±1° heading accuracy with GPS fix.

±1°
2
POSITIONAL HOLD
MEMORY SETTINGS
Hold the heading. Recall two saved orientations for repeatable pickup and placement.
Prevents spin and rotational drift. Reduces hands-on readjustments when placing the load.
ERNE Lifting
09
Two controllers.
The right operator at each end.
New-order inclusion confirmed by ERNE Lifting. Switching procedure: supplied VLN 2.0 manual, §7.4.

DUAL CONTROLLERS
Every newly ordered device comes with dual controllers for operator switching.
Pickup to placement
Pass control to the operator with the best view.
One operator in control
Release and reconnect using the defined handover procedure.
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Wind changes.
Active control responds.

Thrusters counter unwanted rotation so crews can maintain the required orientation through the lift.
Less fighting the load.
More controlled lifting.
Wind performance depends on load area, geometry and VLN configuration. Approved crane and site limits apply.
ERNE Lifting
11
Four thrusters. Rapid response.
Thruster speed and spin-up: WOLFF Onsite VLN product specification.

14,000
RPM · UP TO
Under 1 second
Four independently controlled thrusters respond rapidly to unwanted load rotation.
ERNE Lifting
12
Plan the load. Understand the wind.
Sources: supplied VLN Load Tool, User Flow and RocketLever Wind Loading Analysis workbooks.

WIND-LOAD PLANNING TOOL
Enter the real lift
Load dimensions, mass, porosity, wind speed and altitude.
Understand control authority
Compare wind torque with the selected VLN configuration.
Plan the lifting sequence
Estimate battery demand, available lifting time and lifts per charge.
RocketLever analysis also considers offset reach, counterweight and payload geometry.
ERNE Lifting
13
Heavy industry.
Practical load control.

MINING
Plant, structural modules and maintenance lifts.
LOGISTICS
Containers, machinery and awkward cargo.
DEFENCE
Equipment handling and industrial crane operations.
ERNE Lifting
14
From city skylines
to renewable infrastructure.

HIGH RISE
Precast, façades, formwork and structural elements.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Bridge beams, civil works and large modules.
RENEWABLES
Wind components and energy-project lifting.
ERNE Lifting
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RocketLever™
Reach beneath the overhang.
Source: supplied Rocket Lever VLN System Specs, 7 September 2024; Vita Industrial RocketLever product page.

Offset lifting with VLN remote orientation control, developed by Vita Industrial with Bomecon.
Under casting decks and overhangs
Reach placement positions a conventional hook cannot access directly.
Remote control at the load
Combine offset reach with active orientation control.
ERNE Lifting
16
More useful time
from your crane and crew.
CONTROL
Fewer manual interventions and more repeatable load orientation.
PRODUCTIVITY
Less waiting at pickup and placement. More opportunities to maintain the lifting sequence.
Lower idle time can reduce crane hours and diesel use.
Results vary with the lift, programme and environmental conditions.
ERNE Lifting
17
Built for demanding lifting.
Sources: VLN 2.0 manual (capacity/range/IP65). Battery timings: current ERNE supply specification; usage dependent.
40 t
capacity series
183 m
remote range, line of sight
IP65
equivalent environments
10–12 hours operating endurance
Depending on usage, load and environmental conditions.
4–6 hours typical charging
12 / 16 kWh battery capacity, depending on configuration.
ERNE Lifting
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Global technology.
Local Australian support.

AUSTRALIA-WIDE
Local support and spare parts
ERNE Lifting support across Australia.
Training and commissioning
Prepare operators and equipment for site deployment.
Maintenance and troubleshooting
Practical help throughout the project.
Your Australian supply and support partner
ERNE Lifting
19
Hire. Buy. Rent to buy.
HIRE
Match equipment to a defined project or deployment period.
BUY
Build remote load-control capability into your fleet.
RENT TO BUY
Put the technology to work with a pathway to ownership.
ERNE Lifting can structure an equipment option around your project.
ERNE Lifting
20
One week.
Your site. Your lifts.
1
WEEK TRIAL
Experience the VLN on the work that matters to your team.
See the control
Test orientation on a suitable planned lift.
Compare the workflow
Review placement, manual interaction and cycle time.
Choose the next step
Hire, buy or rent to buy.
ERNE Lifting
21
A clear path from trial to deployment.
01
Project review
Load details, drawings, crane setup and timing.
02
Equipment and training
Select the configuration and prepare the operators.
03
One-week site trial
Run agreed lifts and review the practical results.
04
Ongoing deployment
Confirm equipment terms, parts and support.
ERNE Lifting
22
The next lift
is yours.
BOOK YOUR ONE-WEEK TRIAL
VLN and RocketLever. Australian support and parts.
ERNE Lifting
23
VLN 2.0 configurations
Source: supplied VLN 2.0 manual, p16. Physical dimensions are overall length; beam span is a separate dimension.
40T series | Beam spread | Overall length | Equipment mass |
|---|---|---|---|
40T-7 | 7 ft | 3.30 m | 800 kg |
40T-11 | 11 ft | 4.50 m | 950 kg |
40T-15 | 15 ft | 5.77 m | 1,050 kg |
40T-19 | 19 ft | 6.90 m | 1,150 kg |
40T-20 | 20 ft | 7.29 m | 1,200 kg |
Equipment mass forms part of the crane-capacity assessment alongside the load and rigging.
ERNE Lifting
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Lifting capacity follows the configuration.
Source: supplied Caldwell/Vita 20T/40T load tables, 072925; 40T CA series, maximum outward lower sling angle 20°.
Beam span | 45° upper angle | 60° upper angle | 70° upper angle |
|---|---|---|---|
7 ft | 29 t | 40 t | 40 t |
11 ft | 25 t | 40 t | 40 t |
15 ft | 21 t | 40 t | 40 t |
19 ft | 17 t | 40 t | 40 t |
20 ft | 16 t | 40 t | 40 t |
Example rated arrangement. Use the complete load table for the actual upper and lower sling angles.
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Control and operating specifications
Source: supplied VLN 2.0 manual, pp17 and 29–31.
System attribute | Published specification |
|---|---|
Heading accuracy | ±1° with GPS fix |
Remote range | 600 ft / approximately 183 m line of sight |
Maximum rotation control speed | 5° per second |
Full-function temperature range | −10°C to 40°C |
Charging input | 1500 W, 120–250 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
Dual-pendant handover | Release control, reconnect second pendant, resume operation |
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Documentation behind the equipment.
Sources: supplied EU Declarations for VLN-40T-7/-11; D100155 Rev A; inspection sheets; VLN 2.0 manual.

Conformity declarations
Manufacturer declarations for identified VLN configurations.
Structural lifting references
ASME B30.20 and BTH-1, Design Category B, Class 0.
Test and inspection records
System functions, controls, communications and inspection templates.
ERNE Lifting supplies project-relevant documentation with equipment selection.
ERNE Lifting
27
Noise performance for site planning.
Source: supplied TD-0068 VLN Noise Report v2, 27 May 2022, Table 3. RISEPRO sound-level-meter results at 100% power.
Sound level falls with distance.
Distance from VLN | Measured range, X/Y directions |
|---|---|
5 m | 92.1–92.6 dBA |
10 m | 86.3–88.1 dBA |
20 m | 79.8–82.1 dBA |
Power setting, duty cycle, position and site conditions affect exposure. Include noise in site planning.
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The information that makes a lift plan work.
Project input | Details for ERNE Lifting |
|---|---|
Load and drawings | Weight, dimensions, centre of gravity and lifting points |
Rigging and crane | Sling angles, equipment allowance, hook and clearances |
Site and sequence | Wind exposure, travel path and installation orientation |
People and support | Operator training, commissioning and maintenance needs |
Commercial scope | Project dates, hire / buy / rent-to-buy, delivery and parts |
ERNE Lifting turns these inputs into a practical equipment and support proposal.
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1. Vita Load Navigator
01
VITA LOAD
NAVIGATOR
Remote control.
More productive lifts.
WHERE SAFETY LIFTS EFFICIENCY.
2. The load should move. Your crew should stay clear.
02
The load should move.
Your crew should stay clear.
People close to the load
Tagline handling puts workers near moving loads.
Time lost at the hook
Uncontrolled rotation slows orientation and placement.
Weather-driven disruption
Wind can interrupt repeatable lifting cycles.
3. Born in helicopter rescue. Built for industrial lifting.
03
Born in helicopter rescue.
Built for industrial lifting.
Source: Vita Inclinata, 10-year history, 15 September 2025.
2009
A rescue that could not reach its patient
A failed helicopter rescue inspired Caleb Carr to tackle uncontrolled suspended-load motion.
2015
Vita Inclinata founded
Vita developed the Rescue System to stabilise helicopter rescue baskets and litters against spin and swing.
TODAY
The same control principle at the crane hook
The Vita Load Navigator applies suspended-load stabilisation to construction and industrial lifting.
4. Control the load from a distance.
04
Control the load from a distance.
The Vita Load Navigator connects below the crane hook. Sensors and electric thrusters hold or change the load’s orientation under remote operator control.
Hold a heading
Automatic correction against unwanted rotation.
Rotate on command
Controlled orientation for pickup and placement.
Manufactured by Vita Industrial. Supplied and supported in Australia by ERNE Lifting.
5. See remote load control in action.
05
See remote load control in action.
From the
crane hook
to precise
orientation.
WATCH THE MANUFACTURER FILM
Click to open video. Browser and internet required.
6. John Holland. Penrith Stadium.
06
John Holland. Penrith Stadium.
8 expected / 14 achieved: ERNE Lifting project figures. Infrastructure NSW reports up to 14 double plats/day, 30 Jan 2026.
8
EXPECTED
14
ACHIEVED
+75%
above the planned daily lift count
Precast grandstand installation with one crane
7. Remove the tagline task. Reduce the exposure.
07
Remove the tagline task.
Reduce the exposure.
MAC Safety research, as reported by Vita Industrial, September 2022. Modelled findings; site outcomes vary.
63%
lower crane-related injury risk*
Remote load control helps keep workers clear of struck-by, crush and pinch-point hazards near the load.
8. Precision you can repeat.
08
Precision you can repeat.
Source: supplied VLN 2.0 manual, §§5.5 and 9.2. ±1° heading accuracy with GPS fix.
±1°
2
POSITIONAL HOLD
MEMORY SETTINGS
Hold the heading. Recall two saved orientations for repeatable pickup and placement.
Prevents spin and rotational drift. Reduces hands-on readjustments when placing the load.
9. Two controllers. The right operator at each end.
09
Two controllers.
The right operator at each end.
New-order inclusion confirmed by ERNE Lifting. Switching procedure: supplied VLN 2.0 manual, §7.4.
DUAL CONTROLLERS
Every newly ordered device comes with dual controllers for operator switching.
Pickup to placement
Pass control to the operator with the best view.
One operator in control
Release and reconnect using the defined handover procedure.
10. Wind changes. Active control responds.
Wind changes.
Active control responds.
Thrusters counter unwanted rotation so crews can maintain the required orientation through the lift.
Less fighting the load.
More controlled lifting.
Wind performance depends on load area, geometry and VLN configuration. Approved crane and site limits apply.
11. Four thrusters. Rapid response.
Four thrusters. Rapid response.
Thruster speed and spin-up: WOLFF Onsite VLN product specification.
14,000
RPM · UP TO
Under 1 second
Four independently controlled thrusters respond rapidly to unwanted load rotation.
12. Plan the load. Understand the wind.
Plan the load. Understand the wind.
Sources: supplied VLN Load Tool, User Flow and RocketLever Wind Loading Analysis workbooks.
WIND-LOAD PLANNING TOOL
Enter the real lift
Load dimensions, mass, porosity, wind speed and altitude.
Understand control authority
Compare wind torque with the selected VLN configuration.
Plan the lifting sequence
Estimate battery demand, available lifting time and lifts per charge.
RocketLever analysis also considers offset reach, counterweight and payload geometry.
13. Heavy industry. Practical load control.
Heavy industry.
Practical load control.
MINING
Plant, structural modules and maintenance lifts.
LOGISTICS
Containers, machinery and awkward cargo.
DEFENCE
Equipment handling and industrial crane operations.
14. From city skylines to renewable infrastructure.
From city skylines
to renewable infrastructure.
HIGH RISE
Precast, façades, formwork and structural elements.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Bridge beams, civil works and large modules.
RENEWABLES
Wind components and energy-project lifting.
15. RocketLever™ Reach beneath the overhang.
RocketLever™
Reach beneath the overhang.
Source: supplied Rocket Lever VLN System Specs, 7 September 2024; Vita Industrial RocketLever product page.
Offset lifting with VLN remote orientation control, developed by Vita Industrial with Bomecon.
Under casting decks and overhangs
Reach placement positions a conventional hook cannot access directly.
Remote control at the load
Combine offset reach with active orientation control.
16. More useful time from your crane and crew.
More useful time
from your crane and crew.
CONTROL
Fewer manual interventions and more repeatable load orientation.
PRODUCTIVITY
Less waiting at pickup and placement. More opportunities to maintain the lifting sequence.
Lower idle time can reduce crane hours and diesel use.
Results vary with the lift, programme and environmental conditions.
17. Built for demanding lifting.
Built for demanding lifting.
Sources: VLN 2.0 manual (capacity/range/IP65). Battery timings: current ERNE supply specification; usage dependent.
40 t
capacity series
183 m
remote range, line of sight
IP65
equivalent environments
10–12 hours operating endurance
Depending on usage, load and environmental conditions.
4–6 hours typical charging
12 / 16 kWh battery capacity, depending on configuration.
18. Global technology. Local Australian support.
Global technology.
Local Australian support.
AUSTRALIA-WIDE
Local support and spare parts
ERNE Lifting support across Australia.
Training and commissioning
Prepare operators and equipment for site deployment.
Maintenance and troubleshooting
Practical help throughout the project.
Your Australian supply and support partner
19. Hire. Buy. Rent to buy.
Hire. Buy. Rent to buy.
HIRE
Match equipment to a defined project or deployment period.
BUY
Build remote load-control capability into your fleet.
RENT TO BUY
Put the technology to work with a pathway to ownership.
ERNE Lifting can structure an equipment option around your project.
20. One week. Your site. Your lifts.
One week.
Your site. Your lifts.
1
WEEK TRIAL
Experience the VLN on the work that matters to your team.
See the control
Test orientation on a suitable planned lift.
Compare the workflow
Review placement, manual interaction and cycle time.
Choose the next step
Hire, buy or rent to buy.
21. A clear path from trial to deployment.
A clear path from trial to deployment.
01
Project review
Load details, drawings, crane setup and timing.
02
Equipment and training
Select the configuration and prepare the operators.
03
One-week site trial
Run agreed lifts and review the practical results.
04
Ongoing deployment
Confirm equipment terms, parts and support.
22. Book your one-week trial
The next lift
is yours.
BOOK YOUR ONE-WEEK TRIAL
0418 979 199
support@ernelifting.com
www.ernelifting.com
VLN and RocketLever. Australian support and parts.
23. VLN 2.0 configurations
VLN 2.0 configurations
Source: supplied VLN 2.0 manual, p16. Physical dimensions are overall length; beam span is a separate dimension.
Equipment mass forms part of the crane-capacity assessment alongside the load and rigging.
24. Lifting capacity follows the configuration.
Lifting capacity follows the configuration.
Source: supplied Caldwell/Vita 20T/40T load tables, 072925; 40T CA series, maximum outward lower sling angle 20°.
Example rated arrangement. Use the complete load table for the actual upper and lower sling angles.
25. Control and operating specifications
Control and operating specifications
Source: supplied VLN 2.0 manual, pp17 and 29–31.
26. Documentation behind the equipment.
Documentation behind the equipment.
Sources: supplied EU Declarations for VLN-40T-7/-11; D100155 Rev A; inspection sheets; VLN 2.0 manual.
Conformity declarations
Manufacturer declarations for identified VLN configurations.
Structural lifting references
ASME B30.20 and BTH-1, Design Category B, Class 0.
Test and inspection records
System functions, controls, communications and inspection templates.
ERNE Lifting supplies project-relevant documentation with equipment selection.
27. Noise performance for site planning.
Noise performance for site planning.
Source: supplied TD-0068 VLN Noise Report v2, 27 May 2022, Table 3. RISEPRO sound-level-meter results at 100% power.
Sound level falls with distance.
Power setting, duty cycle, position and site conditions affect exposure. Include noise in site planning.
28. The information that makes a lift plan work.
The information that makes a lift plan work.
ERNE Lifting turns these inputs into a practical equipment and support proposal.
Make your next lift more controlled.
Tell us what you need to lift. We’ll help you assess the system, configuration and support for your project.