Reduce Electrical Injuries with Proxxi Wearable Voltage Sensor

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Apr 23, 2019

Proxxi is a wearable voltage sensor that detects energized equipment and notifies the user of danger. 

By analyzing a users proximity to an energized device, Proxxi notifies the user via multi-sensory alerts when the warning zone surrounding the device has been crossed and again when the limits of approach have been breached.

This data is captured by the mobile app and made available to the rest of the organization in their dashboard. 

Protecting Workers

Protect every worker facing electrical risk in every situation. Proxxi is a single solution that works in any voltage environment. With the Proxxi Mobile App, you can move from low voltage settings to high voltage settings in seconds.

Proxxi is also a great solution for low voltage and unqualified workers. This includes manufacturing, mining, construction, and first responders. Tailor the settings to the voltage and distance needed for each use case.

Safety & Operational Excellence for Organizations

Proxxi looks like PPE on the surface but it’s so much more. Proxxi stores every warning and communicates them back to your dashboard. This provides real-time and historical access to every interaction with energized equipment.

See insights on compliance and warnings, organized by worker, team, location, and date. Ask questions and gain insights to improve the safety and operational performance of your entire organization.

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