Higher peace of mind and safety with a super security light powered by an independent power source.
The Super Security Light SOS activates a red rotating light and alarm buzzer when the emergency button is pressed, sending live footage to the ALSOK guard center in Shizuoka City, allowing for communication with the team. Based on ALSOK's assessment of the situation, either an ALSOK guard or a police officer will rush to the scene. Additionally, it operates using its own power source, so it functions even during power outages caused by disasters, allowing for the monitoring of isolated communities and rising river conditions through video. Therefore, it is effective in enhancing crime deterrence and disaster monitoring as part of disaster prevention measures. Furthermore, radiation levels and the operational status of communication devices can also be checked via regular email transmissions from the Super Security Light. 【Features】 - Operates during power outages caused by disasters - Activates red rotating light and alarm buzzer when the emergency button is pressed - A guard or police officer will rush to the scene - Effective in enhancing crime deterrence and disaster monitoring For more details, please contact us.
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【Features】 ○ The scheduled transmission time can be freely set. ○ By using a hybrid with general power, it is possible for the security camera to operate 24 hours a day. ○ The destination can be freely set to prefectural offices, city halls, town halls, police stations, fire stations, etc. across the country. ○ After sunset, it lights up every night as a security light. ● For more details, please contact us.
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In recent times, when it is not surprising that the Tokai Earthquake could occur at any moment, there is growing concern about ensuring safety during nighttime power outages caused by disasters. During the Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, approximately 2.6 million households experienced power outages, and it took about a week for restoration. The installation of lighting that can operate during power outages is urgently needed to guide people to evacuation sites and alleviate anxiety in the darkness. LED lights powered by solar energy will brightly and reliably illuminate the town during emergencies.