Safepoint’s Location Beacons help you pin-point emergencies and better track worker safety –even when they’re in multi-storey buildings, underground, or out of GPS.
Keep reading to find out how Beacons can help you build smarter, safer workspaces.
If your business operates in a large or complicated building like an office, hotel, hospital or care home, it can be hard to know where an SOS alert has come from.
When an alert is triggered in a building equipped with Beacons, however, emergency responders can see the exact room or workstation they need to head to.
If your team work in an area with no data or signal, you can connect their Lone Worker Devices to your local WiFi.
If you are in an area with no GPS (location data), however, it can be hard to pinpoint exactly where an alert has come from.
Our Location Beacons give your site digital landmarks to direct the emergency responders to –even if there is no GPS location data available.
You can help build a better response in the case of an emergency by attaching the Location Beacon to hazardous objects and areas like heavy machinery, forklifts, industrial freezers and laboratory equipment.
The trained monitoring professionals in our Category 1 Alarm Receiving Centre use all available data when handling an alert.
Seeing a worker’s proximity to a hazard can help our team build an informed response.
Safepoint’s Location Beacons can be stuck just about anywhere. They’re small, waterproof to IPX8, and they have a battery life of up to 2-years.
As long as your Lone Worker Device has data or WiFi, it can connect with local Beacons –making them perfect for mapping hazards in outdoor spaces.
Despite being less than 5cm wide, our Location Beacons provide a lot of intelligent safety features! They’re the smart, easy and affordable way of making your working environment safer.
Lasts up to two years out the box. Once the battery runs low, it can be easily replaced with a store-bought CR2477.
Simply scan a Beacon, name it, and stick it to a surface with the provided adhesive pad.
You can give a Beacon a name and tags (Like “Room 206 | Floor 2”. You can also add custom GPS locations.
The Beacon can fit easily in the palm of your hand, yet is durable and waterproof to IPX8.
When a Lone Worker Device triggers an alert, it will send all available location data, including GPS and/or Beacon proximity.
Beacons can be added to rooms, machines, vehicles and outdoor spaces.
