Just place it on the signal light! Wirelessly transfer operational status. A signal light that records.
The Airgrid WD-Z2 type is a system that wirelessly transmits equipment information simply by placing it on a Patlite signal light.
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【Features】 ◆ By simply incorporating it into existing Patlite signal lights, a wireless data communication system can be established. ◆ Data collection is possible regardless of the age or manufacturer of the equipment, as data is collected from the signal lights. ◆ It is easy to install by removing the cap on the top of the signal light and using the internal screws for mounting. ※ One of the signal wires is used for powering the transmitter. ◆ The WD-Z2 model is equipped with a new counter function (when set to counter mode). ◆ Wireless visualization of production results and progress can be easily and cost-effectively achieved. ◆ The wireless system eliminates the need for wiring, significantly reducing initial setup costs compared to wired installations. ◆ The WD series and WD-Z2 series have different wireless standards and cannot be interconnected for use. ◆ Data to the computer can be managed collectively as the WD series and WD-Z2 series share a compatible protocol. A tool to check the wireless connection status on-site will be used for preliminary investigations. ◎ For more details, please contact us directly through "Request for Materials."
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Since our founding, we have contributed to society with the corporate philosophy of delivering "safety, security, and ease" to people around the world, manufacturing products such as display lights, rotating lights, vehicle equipment, and audio devices.
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