The TSLP handheld transmitter consists of a radio frequency transmitter and two microcontrollers that realize the functions required by the security system.

It is available in two variants:

• TSLP/A – Send an alarm in automatic and manual mode (Man Down).
• TSLP – Send manual alarm only

When in alarm, the transmitter emits a radio signal that is instantly received by the decoder: this broadcasts a loud audible alert and indicates the code associated with the worker who requested assistance.

The signal is generated manually or automatically when a tilt greater than 45° is detected and the pre-alarm phase (Man Down) has elapsed.

False alerts in automatic mode are prevented by shrewd management of the process, as well as by the worker himself being able to re-establish the safe condition before the alert is sent.

The transmitter is equipped with a sophisticated self-diagnostic system that cyclically checks the proper functioning of internal sensors and battery level. In case of problems, it emits an optical-acoustic warning that facilitates device recovery.

The CPT1 table stand ensures the upright position of the transmitter when not in use (accessory not supplied as standard).

Features and Advantages:

• Closed system with independent signaling from other systems
• No operating costs
• Ease of use
• Small size and weight
• Spring clip to facilitate wearability
• ABS shockproof cabinet
• Ultra low power consumption
• Self-diagnostics on battery level and radio transmitter operation
• 433Mhz radio frequency band

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