Achieving 10% to 40% water and electricity savings compared to our company! Intermittent operation snow sensor.
Infrared snowflake counting and a snow sensor capable of operation according to snowfall amount: "Light Snow Con Step SHK-750 Series."
The "Hikari Snow Con Step SHK-750 Series" is an energy-saving snow detection sensor with an intermittent operation mode. It features a digital display that allows you to check the operating time, snowfall count, and temperature. You can easily select items with a dial switch and change settings with UP/DOWN switches. The operation is simple, making it easy to change various settings. 【Features】 ■ It detects snowfall in the space, making it easy to detect snow during windy and snowy conditions. ■ With a long detection range, it can operate according to the intensity of the snowfall. ■ The ECO operation function enables more energy-efficient operation. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■SHK-751 (Built-in type) ■SHK-752 (Outdoor mounting type) ■SHK-753 (Indoor mounting type) ■SHK-754 (Indoor and outdoor compatible type) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company was established as a spin-off from Niigata Electric in 2014. Aiming for the effective use of water resources and energy conservation in snow melting equipment, we are developing automatic detection control devices and automatic measurement systems related to snow, including the snowfall sensor "SnowCon." Based on the technology, know-how, and achievements cultivated by Niigata Electric, we will continue to actively engage in the development of new products, applied technology development, and joint research and development to contribute to a better society and a more livable snowy region.