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Specifically designed for the industrial sector, this system solution offers unrivaled robustness with a whole host of features. It is very simple to install and operate and offers peace of mind to both workers and employees. A basic Lone Worker alarm system would consist of a receiver / alarm panel and a lone worker transmitter. With a typical range of 3 Km, the transmitter will usually enable an alarm to be raised anywhere within 25 square Km. The lone worker transmitter is worn by the operative and is equipped with both motion sensing and a personal attack button as means of raising an alarm signal. When an alarm is raised, the alarm signal is sent immediately to the panel and indication is given as to which transmitter sent the alarm. The Lone Worker transmitter is also latched into an alarm condition on activation, and will activate its on board sounder to assist with location and alert anybody in the near vicinity. The transmitter will also continue to send out radio alarm signals and if the panel is reset without attending to the Lone Worker the panel will be repeatedly re-triggered.
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