Safety Monitoring Devices -- Occupational Health & Safety

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Safety Monitoring Devices

The Loner Bridge System from Blackline Safety is a comprehensive employee safety monitoring system for remote operations and is comprised of two parts: the Loner Bridge portable satellite and cellular base station and the Loner 900 employee-worn safety monitoring device. Using an industrial-quality 900 MHz radio link, the Loner Bridge base station communicates with up to 10 Loner 900 devices at once.

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