Emergency Button
ZenoSmart LoRaWAN Emergency Button is a battery-powered, low-power security solution designed to provide fast and reliable alerts in emergency situations. Thanks to its easy installation, it can be deployed quickly and establishes immediate communication with the LoRaWAN Gateway. By default, it sends a status signal every 15 minutes, but when the button is pressed, the emergency event is instantly detected, and alerts are transmitted in real time to the monitoring center and authorized personnel.
Through the ZenoSmart platform, device status can be monitored, reports can be generated, and system performance can be analyzed. With LTE, Wi-Fi, or Helium network support, cost-effective monitoring systems can be deployed over wide coverage areaas. In cases such as fire, accidents, injuries, or security threats, the device enables instant emergency calls, reducing response times and significantly enhancing the safety of staff—especially those working night shifts or in remote locations.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Wireless Range | Up to 2.5 km (For longer distances, ask about power and antenna options) |
| Network Protocol | LoRaWAN™ Class A Compliant |
| Modulation | Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) |
| Interference Immunity | Enhanced interference resistance |
| Power Management | Optimized power management for extended battery life |
| Security | Encrypt-RF™ (Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange + AES-128 CBC encryption for sensor data messages) |
| Battery Life | 2–10 years (Battery life depends on transmission frequency; more frequent transmissions shorten battery lifespan) |
| Test Conditions | Ambient temperature 25 °C, 20 triggers/day, Tx power = 20 dBm, LoRa Spreading Factor (SF) = 10 |
| Updates | Over-the-air (OTA) updates supported |
| Supported Platforms | Actility/ThingPark, TTN, MyDevices/Cayenne |
1. How does the ZenoSmart Emergency Button work?
The device is battery-powered and communicates with the LoRaWAN Gateway. It sends a status signal every 15 minutes by default, and when pressed, it immediately transmits an emergency alert in real time to the monitoring center and authorized personnel.
2. In which situations can the Emergency Button be used?
It is designed for emergencies such as fire, accidents, injuries, or security threats. The device provides instant emergency calls, reducing response times and enhancing the safety of employees—particularly those working night shifts or in remote areas.
3. How is the device managed and monitored?
Through the ZenoSmart platform, users can monitor device status, generate detailed reports, and analyze system performance. Wide-area, cost-effective monitoring can be achieved via LTE, Wi-Fi, or the Helium network.
