RDF-IoTTag-LW RF - Lone Worker Tracking
RDF-IoTTag-LW RF- Lone Worker Tracking Device is designed for lone workers in industrial areas.
It is used by wearing it on the employee's waist.
Main protection functions; Sending automatic alarms in cases such as falling or inactivity, or enabling the operator to send alarms
in emergencies with the panic button.
868MHz RF Operation
In this type of operation, RDF-IoTTag-LW - Lone Worker Tracking Device only communicates with R&D Robotics IoT Gateways (RDF-GW - IoT Gateway PC) over 868MHz radio frequency. On the gateway side, the lone worker tracking device can send operator condition to R&D Robotics IoT servers, or, to a PC over ethernet connection.
For Lone Worker Tracking Device IoT Gateway PC PC topology, there must be another person like a security guard to see PC screen when an alarm occurs. On the other hand, a Modbus TCP I/O device can be connected to the gateway over the same ethernet network for creating alarms like sirens, red lamps, etc.
For Lone Worker Tracking Device IoT Gateway PC R&D Robotics IoT Servers topology, the alarms are created by the servers and alarm statuses are sent by e-mails to mail groups. You can define multiple mail groups to the same device.
Applications
Lone Workers are operators who perform their activities in isolation or away from other employees or managers, without close supervision.
In security guards' work areas
Restricted areas
In construction areas
In the mines
In oil refineries
During maintenance/repair operations
Benefits
Only your employees can send an emergency signal by pressing the panic button.
With the device, you will receive alarm information in case your employee lies down or falls down due to any health problems or external factors.
With the device, you will receive alarm information only if your employee remains inactive.
Our user-friendly interface allows you to specify the alarm type, such as inactivity or lying down. You can classify the alarm information you will receive.
Documentation
You can download the files below: