Theft prevention for donation boxes | Remote notification device
To prevent theft of the offering box, an infrared sensor is installed on the top of the offering box to detect suspicious individuals at night and report them.
Do you have any of these concerns? - Preventing theft of offering boxes - This is ● Shrine. The sensor has detected something. The reporting device (WhiteLock) fundamentally solves these issues. ◇ An infrared sensor is installed on top of the offering box to detect suspicious individuals at night and report them. ◇ By wiring the alarm signal from the infrared sensor to the reporting device (WhiteLock), it will notify you when the sensor detects something. *For more details, please refer to the materials available for download from <Download Catalog>. Feel free to contact us as well.
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Adcon designs and manufactures notification devices by leveraging the electronic device design and manufacturing technology cultivated since its establishment in 1991, along with precise assembly techniques performed by hand. These devices can be utilized in a wide range of facility management, including factories, water supply and sewage systems, solar power generation, agriculture, and municipalities. Please feel free to contact us for inquiries about notification devices and remote monitoring systems. 【For concerns like these】 ◎ To prevent theft of donation boxes ◎ To detect suspicious individuals at night and report them. *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to reach out with any inquiries.
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Model number/Brand name
Remote Notification Device "WhiteLock21MM"
Applications/Examples of results
Applicable industries/fields: Shrines, top of offering boxes
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In 1998, we developed our own products and started selling them on our website, claiming the title of "the smallest manufacturer in Japan." In the field of notification devices, which are for special purposes, we aim to be simple, user-friendly, and the lowest priced in Japan.