Devices R309 - Wireless Wearable Emergency Button with Inactivity Detection

R309 - Wireless Wearable Emergency Button with Inactivity Detection

Netvox Technology Co., Ltd · Button, Vibration Class A

About

R309 is a wireless emergency button alarm device, which can realize the wireless alarm function together with other devices through the buttons on the device. At the same time, the device has built-in vibration sensors to further improve the alarm system.

Connectivity & sensors

LoRaWAN class

Class A

Sensors

ButtonVibration

Specifications

IP rating

IP65

Battery

2 x CR2032 button batteries

Dimensions

55 × 48 × 18.2 mm

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Device facts:
- Sensors: Button, Vibration
- LoRaWAN class: A
- IP rating: IP65
- Battery: 2 x CR2032 button batteries
- Product page: http://www.netvox.com.tw/product.asp?pro=R309
- Datasheet: http://www.netvox.com.tw/um/R309/R309datasheet.pdf
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