Which system monitors the weight limits during crane operations?

The load cell system is specifically designed to monitor the weight limits during crane operations by measuring the weight of the load being lifted. This technology utilizes sensors that can accurately determine the weight and provide real-time data to the operator. By ensuring that the load does not exceed the crane's capacity, the load cell system plays a crucial role in maintaining safety and preventing overload situations that could lead to accidents or equipment failure.

While other systems may have roles in crane operations, none specifically focus on the weight of the load in the same way as the load cell system. For example, a hook monitoring system typically deals with the positioning of the hook rather than weight measurements. Weight-detection sensors might be more generalized and not specifically tailored for the precise monitoring required during lifting operations. The crane control system oversees overall crane functionality, including navigation and boom control, but does not directly monitor the load weight like the load cell system does.