mPower POLI vs RK Link Ver.2.0

This powerful app provides everything that safety managers and field workers need to know to operate and maintain the detectors. It is a great tool for people who have never used mPower POLI detectors, as well as those who would like a refresher course about their use. With the app's interactive tutorial, users can navigate through the multi-gas detector interface just as if they were using the actual device. The sales channel can leverage the app to provide product demonstrations to potential customers without being constrained by location or availability of demonstration units. Another valuable feature of the app is the Alarm Summary, which demonstrates all 13 audio and visual alarms supported by the device, so users learn how to differentiate them when working in the field. POLI also includes an explanation of key features and specifications, as well as maintenance and troubleshooting advice. The app supports six international languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Mandarin, and Korean. About mPower POLI multi gas detectors Available in both diffusion and pump versions, POLI multi-gas detectors offer 4- or 5-gas monitoring of oxygen (O2), combustibles (LEL), toxic gases, carbon dioxide (CO2), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). They feature more than 30 smart sensors and deliver six months of continuous data logging.

RK Link is a basic application for connecting a RIKEN KEIKI portable gas monitor to a smartphone. By pairing with a detector via Bluetooth, you can automatically send an email when an alarm occurs. Up to 100 destinations can be registered. You can quickly notify third parties of emergencies. You can also display the gas concentration and change the gas detector settings. ・ Alarm real-time alert An e-mail is automatically sent when various alarms such as gas alarm, man-down alarm and panic alarm are issued. Gas alarm: An alarm sounds when the gas concentration reaches the danger zone. Man-down alarm: If a worker does not move for a certain period of time due to a disaster or accident other than gas, an alarm will sound automatically. Panic alarm: By manually sounding the alarm, the operator can inform the surroundings of danger and ask for help. Failure alarm: An alarm sounds when the gas detector does not operate normally, such as when the battery is dead or the circuit is broken. Remind alert: An alarm sounds when the regular inspection of the gas detector has expired, such as the calibration deadline or bump deadline, and tells you when to perform regular inspections. In addition to alarm types and gas concentrations, e-mails can also be used to send location information using a smart phone's GPS and a management number that is set arbitrarily. ・ Gas concentration display Acquires measurement data from the connected gas detector and displays the gas concentration. ・ Change various settings Gas detector settings such as alarm points, display language, and calibration deadline can be changed. You can also set an arbitrary management number on the main unit or application.