[For nursing care facilities] 426MHz band WT/WR series remote control
WT-01A/WT-02A/WR-01A
Quick communication in emergencies, wirelessly. Supporting safety in caregiving environments.
In nursing facilities and home care settings, rapid response in emergencies is essential. Particularly, having a means of communication during emergencies is crucial for ensuring the safety of users. Traditional wired systems pose challenges such as the need for wiring work and limited installation locations, making implementation cumbersome. The 426MHz band WT/WR series remote control is a wireless system that can be easily implemented without the need for a license. This allows for the rapid establishment of communication methods in emergencies, enhancing safety in care settings. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Resident call buttons - Staff calls in emergencies - Integration with fall detection sensors 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Establishment of a rapid emergency communication system - Cost reduction due to the absence of wiring work - Easy integration with existing equipment - Reduced burden on care staff
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【Features】 - Easy to implement without the need for licenses or applications - Lineup of 1-button and 2-button transmitters - Capable of registering up to 32 transmitter IDs - Water-resistant for everyday life - Ideal for short-range operation of approximately 30m to 50m 【Our Strengths】 Our company has cultivated specific low-power wireless technology for many years. With our technical expertise in product development tailored to customer needs, we support safety in caregiving environments through reliable wireless communication.
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P2
Delivery Time
P3
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Applications/Examples of results
【Usage】 Ideal for indoor "small operations" such as calling in factories and offices, store chimes, opening and closing shutters, and remote lighting of rotating lights. It serves as the most accessible solution in places where wiring work is to be avoided and in sites where a low-cost and short-term system setup is desired. The compact housing designed for indoor use can be placed anywhere and is effective in all scenarios that require speed, from prototype development to minor improvement tasks on-site.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| WT-01 | 426MHz band 1 contact specific low power wireless remote control |
| WT-02 | 426MHz band 2-contact specific low power wireless remote control |
| WR-01A | 426MHz band remote control receiver (2 contact output) |
| CDT-TX-03M | 426MHz Band Specific Low Power Telecommand Transmission Wireless Module (6 Contact Inputs) |
| CDT-RX-03M | 426MHz Band Specific Low Power Telecommand Receiver Wireless Module (6 Contact Outputs) |
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Company information
We specialize in the design and manufacture of Specific Low-Power Radio (SLPR) equipment—a solution distinct from general wireless offerings. Our focus is on high-reliability wireless systems for industrial and professional applications that demand advanced stability and dependability, operable without complex licensing procedures. Our mission is to ensure unwavering wireless connectivity for your products. Our versatile radio modules and remote controls are widely adopted in fields where long-term stable operation and noise immunity are essential, including medical devices, security systems, and infrastructure monitoring. We apply strict quality control standards from the initial planning stages, providing highly durable wireless communication devices that comply fully with domestic radio regulations.
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