ZoneSafe releases rechargeable pedestrian safety proximity tag

Proximity warning systems manufacturer ZoneSafe has released a rechargeable version of their standard detection tag.

Working to health and safety requirements, ZoneSafe proximity warning and alert systems reduce collision risks and help prevent accidents to people and assets on work sites.

The rechargeable tag has the ability to be charged using a wireless charger. The battery can be completely recharged within two hours and lasts up to 3 months between charges.

ZoneSafe uses active radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to create detection zones around vehicles, assets, crossing points and walkways. ZoneSafe tags do not require line of sight and will be detected regardless of obstructions, blind spots or poor visibility.

Active tags can be worn by personnel, fitted to assets or set up around hazards. Tags are identified by the system when they enter the detection zone. This triggers an audible visual alert, warning vehicle operators of the tag’s close proximity to the vehicle.

In addition to ZoneSafe’s existing pedestrian tags that have a lifespan of up to 3 years, rechargeable tags offer up to 10 years of usage, making rechargeable tags a very cost-effective solution for any work sites that use industrial vehicles.

What is ZoneSafe?

ZoneSafe’s Proximity Warning Systems create safe work environments by reducing the risk of accidental collisions between pedestrian workers and industrial vehicles.

How does it work?

Zonesafe uses radio frequency identification (RFID) technology that creates detection zones around vehicles, assets, crossing points and walkways.

Active tags are worn by personnel, fitted to assets or setup around hazards. They are identified by the system when entering the detection zone. This triggers an audible visual alert, warning vehicle operators of the tags close proximity to the vehicle. ZoneSafe tags do not require line of sight and will be detected regardless of obstructions, blind spots or poor visibility.

To find out more, visit www.zonesafe.net