The tried-and-tested wrist-worn option
The PSM Nano is used by over 1,000 customers worldwide. This model is worn on the wrist. It is powered by a lithium battery (RENATA CR2430).
You can watch the video here to see how to change the battery correctly.
Convenient battery charging instead of disposable batteries
The PSM Pro Up is worn on the wrist like a watch. Thanks to wireless charging, there is no need to change the batteries. The PSM Pro Up’s high-quality silicone wristband is not only comfortable to wear, but also easy to clean and disinfect. This means it remains hygienic and ready for use at all times, even in demanding working environments.
The lifesaver in your workwear
The PSM Pocket is just as reliable as its sister models and is ideally suited for use on conveyor belts. It is about the size of a pack of cards and is worn in your workwear – preferably in a zipped pocket. It runs on three lithium batteries (RENATA CR2450).
You can see how to change the batteries correctly in the video here.
No, all four PSM models (Nano, Pocket, Pro Up, Plug-In) work directly with the installed U-TECH personnel protection system. Always test the functionality using the PSM tester before starting work.
Yes, following the instructions (download video explanation and user manual). Make sure to work with clean and dry hands and not to overtighten the screws!
Please use batteries from the RENATA brand (PSM Nano: CR2430, PSM Pocket: 3 x CR2450).
The PSM Nano is worn on the wrist like a wristwatch and is battery-powered (RENATA CR2430). The PSM Pocket is the size of a cigarette box and is worn in work clothing. This transponder also contains button cells (3x RENATA CR2450). The PSM Pro Up is rechargeable via contacts and is also worn like a wristwatch.
It should be ensured that the PSM Nano and Pocket transponders are at least 3m away from the testing device and any potential authorization module overnight. Running computers or electrical machines can also lead to “hidden” power drains. The rechargeable PSM Pro Up transponders should be placed in the respective charging station after each shift.
Theoretically unlimited.
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