パシフィック湘南 Company Profile

The combination of the Andon transmitter and the LCD portable transmitter/receiver now allows for the transmission of 4-digit alphanumeric codes! ★ Used for calling the person in charge ★ The name of the work location can be used as is [Features] ★ Andon Transmitter - Transmits numbers and letters up to 4 digits - Set to 3 colors (red, green, yellow) ★ LCD Portable Transmitter/Receiver - Receives and displays numbers and letters up to 4 digits on the LCD screen - Displays 3 colors (red, green, yellow) on the LCD screen - Sends a signal to clear the received number and letters [How to Use] Convey the work location using numbers and letters up to 4 digits. Use color coding to communicate issues such as work delays or parts procurement to the person in charge. ● Red → Call the person in charge ● Green → Collect finished products ● Yellow → Parts procurement And so on, can be set. Use the "clear" button on the transmitter to erase the number. It is visually easy to understand, so even first-time workers can use it easily. Additionally, by combining it with an A contact output receiver, you can activate rotating lights or buzzers. Install it at the calling location, and it will be easy to identify the location from a distance.

Pacific Shonan will be exhibiting at the "7th Tokyo Factory Equipment and Supplies Exhibition" to be held at Tokyo Big Sight from June 19, 2024. [Booth Number] E2-22 (East Hall 1) We plan to showcase "Wireless Andon" and "Truck Calling" systems. Please also check out our new product, the calling bell. We sincerely look forward to your visit.

Before the introduction, it seems that they were searching for lifts and supervisors, resulting in poor production efficiency. At the time of relocating the factory, they implemented the wireless Andon system, Sonnet-kun. After the introduction, the issue of work stopping while going to call a lift for product collection was improved. Transmitters were installed to call supervisors and lifts from within the factory. A system was also set up at the reception to handle situations when the reception was unattended. Three calling patterns: 1. Calling a supervisor when in trouble: The rotating light "red" and the receiver's "red number" are used to call the supervisor. 2. Calling a lift for finished product collection: The rotating light "green" and the receiver's "green number" are used to call the lift. In the attached tent warehouse, only the rotating light was installed. When it lights up, they return to the area and check the calling number. 3. Calling when the reception is unattended: A dedicated work desk for office staff was equipped with an A contact receiver and a rotating light. When the rotating light lights up, they return to the reception. To ensure they notice even when away from the desk, the reception number was set to 99 and displayed on the dual-sided receiver. Due to the significant noise in the area, there was a request to rely on visual cues, but the use of the rotating light increased awareness and resolved the issue of the reception being unattended, leading to satisfaction.