Elementary · middle · high school restrooms
Emergency bells in accessible restrooms were connected to monitors in the teachers' office and administration office.

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A system that monitors alarm situations from multiple emergency bells together, using wire-free self-powered emergency bells, on-site beacon lights and a control room monitor
Schools, hospitals and public institutions have long used emergency bells that are wired or battery-powered.
Since July 2023, emergency bells have been mandatory in public restrooms, creating a need to install them quickly in existing buildings.
Self-powered Emergency Bell (round)MWST-110
RelayMWSRT-800 · Optional
Single-window Monitor (receiver)MWSM1-300Ranges are based on open field with no obstacles. Each added repeater extends the range by approx. 1 km.
Self-powered Emergency Bell (round)MWST-110
RepeaterMWSR2-900
Signal MonitorMWSM-700
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Model MWST-110
| Size | Φ63 × H25 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 38 g |
| Frequency | 920.700 MHz (FSK) |
| Antenna | Internal antenna |
| Transmission range | approx. 100 m (open field) |
| Power | Self-powered (no battery) |
| Dust · water protection | IP57 |
| Durability | 100,000 operations |

Model MWSRT-800
| Size | W115 × D115 × H28 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 160 g |
| Frequency | 920.700 MHz (FSK) |
| Antenna | External antenna |
| Tx/Rx range | approx. 150 m (open field) |
| Range extension | +approx. 150 m (open field) |
| Max. connections | max. 10 |
| Display | FND 3-digit, Power · Rx · Tx LED |
| Power | DC 12 V 1 A adapter |

Model MWSM1-300
| Size | W154 × D108 × H33 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 280 g |
| Frequency | 920.700 MHz (FSK) |
| Antenna | External antenna |
| Reception range | approx. 150 m (open field) |
| ID registration | max. 224 |
| Signal storage | max. 10 |
| Display | FND 2-digit, Signal storage LED |
| Power | DC 12 V 1 A adapter |
Model DL-100
| Size | Φ100 × H25 mm |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 920.700 MHz (FSK) |
| Reception range | approx. 50 m (open field) |
| Operation control | External ON/OFF switch |
| Receiver module | Built-in DC receiver |
| Power | DC 12 V 1.5 A adapter |

Model MWSR2-900
| Size | W115 × D115 × H30 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 167 g |
| Frequency | 920.7 / 447.9 MHz (FSK) |
| Antenna | External antenna × 2 |
| Tx/Rx range | approx. 1 km (open field) |
| Range extension | +approx. 1 km (open field) |
| Display | FND 3-digit, LED (Rx · Tx · Power) |
| Power | DC 12 V 1 A adapter |

Model MWSM-700
| Size | W258 × D107 × H34 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 497 g |
| Frequency | 920.7 / 447.9 MHz (FSK) |
| Antenna | External antenna × 2 |
| Reception range | approx. 1 km (open field) |
| ID registration | max. 999 |
| Signal storage | Up to 10 overlapping signals |
| Display | FND 5-digit LED |
| External terminals | RS-485, beacon light, speaker, power |
| Power | DC 12 V 1 A adapter |
Emergency bells in accessible restrooms were connected to monitors in the teachers' office and administration office.

Emergency calls from operating rooms were connected to the doctors' office and control room. Each operating room has a self-powered emergency bell, and signals reach the receiver through relays in the corridor.

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When the emergency bell is pressed, the number appears on the monitor and the beacon light goes off for a quick response
No added wires, so it takes up less space and can be installed where you want
Expanded to school restrooms, public restrooms, hospitals and public institutions
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Emergency Bell Monitoring Platform
A system that monitors alarm situations from multiple emergency bells together, using wire-free self-powered emergency bells, on-site beacon lights and a control room monitor