Lodar Wireless Solutions Remote Control Systems

Lodar Wireless Solutions designs wireless radio remote control systems for industrial equipment, with roots in Lodar Limited, incorporated in Walsall, West Midlands, England in 1984. The company is active and builds systems for hydraulic equipment, winches, dump trailers, liftgates, and cranes, in 1- to 40-function configurations with air and electric actuator options and operating range past 1,000 feet. Northern Hydraulics supplies and cross-references Lodar wireless remote control systems and their replacement transmitters and receivers.

Lodar Wireless Solutions Product Lines & Series

Lodar’s catalog is organized into radio control families scaled by function count and ingress protection. The 11 Series covers compact 2- to 4-function systems. The 90 Series handles mini wireless control. The 92 Series provides IP-rated industrial systems running 4 to 20-plus functions. The 9000 Series offers IP54/IP65 industrial transmitters in 1- to 8-function builds. The LS Series and 93 Series round out the lineup for higher-function and specialized installs.

Series are not universally interchangeable. The 11 Series is not compatible with the LS, 92, or 93 series, so transmitter-to-receiver pairing matters when specifying a replacement. The 92 Series accepts replacement transmitters across its function variants, and the 9000 Series carries backward-compatible replacement transmitters for older 90/91 systems.

Cross-Referencing Lodar Wireless Solutions Parts

When a Lodar transmitter, receiver, or actuator system is discontinued or hard to identify, the match is built on function count, operating voltage (12V or 24V), actuator type (air or electric), and series compatibility rather than the original part number alone. Lodar publishes a 2-function transmitter (92102TX-8) as a direct replacement for standard systems, and the 9000 Series carries backward-compatible transmitters for older 90/91 receivers, which often makes a like-for-like swap possible even when the original unit is gone.

We cross-reference Lodar wireless control systems to current equivalents and supply replacement transmitters and receivers across the 11, 90, 92, 9000, LS, and 93 families. If you have an obsolete or unmarked Lodar unit, send us the receiver function count, voltage, actuator type, and any markings, and we will identify a working replacement. Request a Lodar cross-reference quote and we will match your system.