• Easy-to-use graphical display
• Short learning curve thanks to smart menus
• The PowerSnap system makes it easy to remove the machine control panel from the cab

• User definable views such as Plan View and Cut & Fill View
• Clear screen display that can be easily read in strong sunlight
• Integrated SIM card slot for connection to iCONnect services

Combining SP Technology with a dual GNSS antenna solution allows the customer to operate their machine at full speed, while the blade is angled to efficiently control material from pass to pass.

A customer can purchase an entry level GNSS system, iGD3 and then add additional components to the system as their projects dictate growing their system to a state-of -the art iGD4SP dozer system.

• Easy-to-use graphical display - the same panel is used on your dozer and grader, giving you the ultimate in equipment flexibility
• Short learning curve thanks to smart menus
• The wireless cradle makes it easy to place and remove the panel from the cabin

• Clear screen display that can be easily read in strong sunlight
• LED illuminated buttons
• The wireless cradle makes it easy to place and remove the wireless panel from the cab

Dual GNSS motor grader solution

• Maximise the potential of your motor grader for a wider range of applications with higher accuracy.
• Run your machine in automatic mode, while moving with precision in any direction.
• Increase productivity and efficiency with your grader. The dual antenna configuration enhances accuracy, resulting in less rework.
• Difficult tasks are now easily done. Crab walk your motor grader to properly handle material windrows and precisely grade side slopes or create ditches.
• The scalable iCON grade solution lets you expand your grader’s system as your projects grow in scope and size. You only invest in what you need.
• PowerSnap: same panel for any functionality level on any machine supported by iCON 3D.

To get the most out of a motor grader means using it as it is intended to be used. The Leica iGG4 for graders lets operators boost their productivity by using the latest GNSS technology to incorporate dual antennae, which calculate blade positions regardless of the way the machine itself is positioned.