Tag

How do I turn on a Tag?

Hold down power button until you hear 2 ascending tones

How do I turn off a Tag?

Hold down power button until you hear 2 descending tones

How do I know when batteries are running low in my Tags?

Turn the Tag on and press the power button:

1 beep = low – needs charging immediately

2 beeps = medium – charge at end of shift

3 beeps = high/full - good to go

How long do the batteries last in the Tag?

Up to 3 days depending on use, rechargeable via USB-micro cable

How long to Tags take to fully charge from depleted battery?

2-3 hours

Can the Tags be cleaned/sanitised?

The Tag is IP54 rated so it is protected from light splashing such as rain but must not be submerged in liquid.

To clean the Tag we recommend wiping with a damp cloth and disinfectant.

Can the Tags be used by people with a pacemaker?

There is no evidence to suggest your Tag will interfere with a pacemaker, however our advice currently is to exempt people with a pacemaker from wearing a Tag. Or use at wearer's discretion.

Can the Tags be shared between personnel?

Tags do not need to be assigned to an individual, so it is possible to share between personnel, e.g., across shifts.

Will the tag alert the wearer on a site where multiple plant is installed with Zonr?

Yes, a tag will work to the pre-set distances of any number of vehicles and according to the exclusion distance of each