In 2010, eButikken™ launched its first water sensor mounted directly onto a Sikringsradio unit. Developed for the Vertex Standard VX-824, the solution was quickly adopted by many of our customers as part of their personal protective equipment.

As early as 2011, we delivered our first digital Sikringsradio systems. At the time, most suppliers of communication solutions had little or no experience with digital radio communication technology, and many believed that the industry had no interest in such products.

Sikringsradio Havbruk™ is a communication and safety system designed for the aquaculture industry. While users experience the system as a standard communication radio, it also includes integrated safety features such as lone worker acknowledgement, manual emergency alarms, and automatic alarm activation through a water sensor in the event of an accident.

Manual Emergency Button: If the emergency button is pressed for 3 seconds or longer, an alarm is triggered.
Water Sensor: If a user falls into the sea and the radio equipped with a water sensor becomes submerged in water, the alarm will be triggered automatically.
Lone Worker Function: The radio emits a warning signal to the worker every 20 minutes (adjustable). The worker must confirm that everything is OK by pressing any button within 60 seconds. If the user does not acknowledge the signal within this time, an alarm will automatically be triggered.

Other users connected to the same system are alerted through an alarm tone on their radios, while the name of the radio triggering the alarm is displayed on the screen. Your colleagues are the ones closest to you and can provide immediate assistance in an emergency.

At the same time as colleagues are alerted, a phone call is automatically established between the radio and a designated emergency contact number. The recipient of the call can be customised to suit your organisation and may include an operations manager, company emergency phone, security provider, or emergency response centre. We work with you to find the solution that best fits your operational needs.

For Smart One Dispatch users, alarms are also presented through visual notifications, including the user’s live location displayed on an electronic map.

A typical setup consists of a base station/repeater installed either on a barge or at an onshore facility. Each employee is equipped with their own radio. When a user presses the PTT (Push-to-Talk) button and speaks into the radio, the communication is transmitted to the base station, which then relays the conversation to the receiving radio(s).

With our digital solutions, it is possible to connect multiple base stations together to ensure communication coverage across larger geographical areas. This allows users to move freely within a defined coverage area while maintaining seamless communication between different facilities and departments.

With our latest Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) solutions, the radios connect directly to our servers over the mobile network. All that is required is a radio equipped with one of our SIM card and an active subscription for the services you require.

Sikringsradio Havbruk™ is a communication and safety system designed for the aquaculture industry. While users experience the system as a standard communication radio, it also includes integrated safety features such as lone worker acknowledgement, manual emergency alarms, and automatic alarm activation through a water sensor in the event of an accident.

Manual Emergency Button: If the emergency button is pressed for 3 seconds or longer, an alarm is triggered.
Water Sensor: If a user falls into the sea and the radio equipped with a water sensor becomes submerged in water, the alarm will be triggered automatically.
Lone Worker Function: The radio emits a warning signal to the worker every 20 minutes (adjustable). The worker must confirm that everything is OK by pressing any button within 60 seconds. If the user does not acknowledge the signal within this time, an alarm will automatically be triggered.

Other users connected to the same system are alerted through an alarm tone on their radios, while the name of the radio triggering the alarm is displayed on the screen. Your colleagues are the ones closest to you and can provide immediate assistance in an emergency.

At the same time as colleagues are alerted, a phone call is automatically established between the radio and a designated emergency contact number. The recipient of the call can be customised to suit your organisation and may include an operations manager, company emergency phone, security provider, or emergency response centre. We work with you to find the solution that best fits your operational needs.

For Smart One Dispatch users, alarms are also presented through visual notifications, including the user’s live location displayed on an electronic map.

A typical setup consists of a base station/repeater installed either on a barge or at an onshore facility. Each employee is equipped with their own radio. When a user presses the PTT (Push-to-Talk) button and speaks into the radio, the communication is transmitted to the base station, which then relays the conversation to the receiving radio(s).

With our digital solutions, it is possible to connect multiple base stations together to ensure communication coverage across larger geographical areas. This allows users to move freely within a defined coverage area while maintaining seamless communication between different facilities and departments.

With our latest Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) solutions, the radios connect directly to our servers over the mobile network. All that is required is a radio equipped with one of our SIM card and an active subscription for the services you require.