SOLT SB6 2XWH F wireless call cancel transmitter with white casing and tethered foot step switch

SOLT SB6 2XWH F Wireless Call Cancel Transmitter with Foot Step Button Cable 1.4 m

KTI040120SLTB62X

Product Description

The SOLT SB6-2XWH-F is an industrial-grade wireless call and cancel transmitter featuring an external 1.4-meter tethered foot-step switch designed for hands-free patient and staff alert signaling.

Make/Brand: SOLT
Model: SB6-2XWH-F
Actuation: Remote foot-step push switch with local push-button cancel on main transmitter chassis
Cable Length: 1.4 m tethered cable connecting foot switch to transmitter unit
RF Transmission: 400 MHz frequency band using low-power Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) modulation
Antenna: Built-in omnidirectional (360-degree) helical antenna
Power Source: 2 x CR2032 (they are not included) coin cell batteries providing 1 to 3 years operational service life
Enclosure & Visual Indicators: Slim profile white housing with high-brightness transmission confirmation LED
System Compatibility: Fully compatible with SOLT SM3 series receiver display panels, SP series alphanumeric staff pagers, SR5-BPR repeaters, and SL corridor door lights
Target Deployments: Operating theatres (OT/OR), sterile surgical rooms, accessible washrooms, and patient care areas

KTI040120SLTB62X

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Product Details
Available Brands	SOLT
Unit	Numbers
HSN Code	85176910
Weight	0.046 kg
Dimension	L 10 x W 6 x H 1.65 cm cm ft in m
Warranty	12 Months No-Onsite Warranty
Tags/categories	Automation Office Automation Solutions Attendant Waiter Nurse Calling System

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About this product .

The SOLT SB6-2XWH-F wireless transmitter combines a durable wall-mountable main chassis with a rugged 1.4-meter wired foot-step button. Built with a slim 16.5 mm profile in clean white finish, the assembly is specifically designed for sterile healthcare environments, accessible washrooms, and critical industrial workstations.
Equipped with dual-function operational architecture, the unit allows users or medical practitioners to initiate an immediate alert by depressing the floor-level step button, while staff can acknowledge and reset the alert using the integrated cancel button on the transmitter face. A high-brightness confirmation LED illuminates instantly upon transmission to provide clear visual feedback to the operator.
Operating on the 400 MHz RF frequency band, the transmitter employs advanced Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) low-power modulation. Its integrated 360-degree omnidirectional internal helical antenna ensures consistent radio penetration through partition walls and heavy structural barriers without requiring external antenna appendages.
The electronic circuit is engineered for high energy efficiency and is powered by two CR2032 coin cell batteries, achieving an operational lifespan of 1 to 3 years under normal daily cycling. This completely wireless architecture significantly reduces installation overhead by eliminating physical conduit runs between remote rooms and nurse duty stations.
The transmitter integrates seamlessly into comprehensive SOLT alert networks, transmitting directly to SM3 series multi-bed display boards, portable SP5/SP7/SP9 wrist pagers, SL series corridor indicator lights, and PC monitoring consoles running SR5-MPR logging software. In extended hospital wards or complex multi-storey layouts, transmission distance can be expanded effortlessly using SOLT SR5-BPR signal repeaters.
Routine maintenance involves periodically wiping down the smooth outer chassis and foot-pedal surface with standard hospital-grade non-abrasive surface disinfectants, inspecting the 1.4 m tethered cable for pinch wear, and replacing internal CR2032 coin cell batteries when the transmission indicator dimming indicates low voltage.

Product Information .

Hospitals, Clinics Restaurants Conference Rooms Corporate Offices

SOLT System Architecture and Hardware Compatibility

The SOLT SB6-2XWH-F wireless call and cancel transmitter (KT reference KTI040120SLTB62X) is engineered to integrate natively within the SOLT wireless healthcare and emergency alerting ecosystem. Designed with a 1.4 m tethered foot-step button cable alongside an integrated faceplate cancel button, the device utilizes a low-power 400 MHz band radio frequency architecture with FSK (Frequency Shift Keying) modulation. This proprietary protocol allows seamless communication across SOLT central receivers, mobile paging terminals, visual corridor alert units, and computerized audit systems without structural cable routing.

SOLT Central Display Receivers

The transmitter is fully compatible with SOLT centralized master nurse call display units deployed at ward monitoring desks and control rooms. When actuated via the foot switch or reset via the cancel button, the omnidirectional 360-degree helical antenna broadcasts digital alerts directly to the following visual receiver models:

SM3-32PN: Multi-channel digital indicator panel for localized station alerting.
SM3-33PC: High-visibility central nurse station display receiver for ward-level queue tracking.
SM3-61PC: Extended-capacity multi-digit display console for multi-room monitoring.

SOLT Mobile Pagers and Wearable Receivers

For mobile nursing staff, duty doctors, and floor supervisors, alerts generated by the SB6-2XWH-F route directly to portable SOLT alphanumeric receivers. This direct-to-staff alerting model supports active workflows across critical care units and surgical wards:

SP5 Series (including SP5-200): Alphanumeric belt-clip staff pagers displaying caller location and alert status.
SP7 Series (including SP7-100): Compact wrist-worn pagers providing vibration and visual call notifications.
SP9 Series: Advanced multi-line wearable receivers for high-density patient response workflows.

Visual Overdoor Indicators and Signal Extension

The unit pairs with secondary corridor signalling hardware to provide instant optical cues to personnel in transit, as well as hardware designed to bypass structural radio frequency attenuation:

SOLT SL Series Corridor Door Lights: Multi-color visual indicator lamps mounted above patient rooms, operation suites (OT/OR), or washrooms to visually mirror the transmitter call and cancel status.
SOLT SR5-BPR Signal Repeaters: Bi-directional RF repeaters utilized to extend transmission range across reinforced-concrete walls, multi-floor healthcare facilities, and expansive commercial layouts.

PC Monitoring and Central Audit Integration

The transmitter links with SOLT central administrative management platforms via the SR5-MPR PC monitoring data receiver. Operating on the 400 MHz band, the receiver captures raw transmission events and interfaces with SOLT operational logging software to record response times, call timestamps, cancel events, and response statistics. This data logging assists hospital management in auditing patient emergency responses and satisfying accreditation benchmarks, including NABH and JCI protocols.

Ecosystem Hardware Compatibility Matrix

Hardware Category	Compatible Model Series	Integration Role / Functionality
Master Displays	SM3-32PN, SM3-33PC, SM3-61PC	Central visual display of active call and cancellation states
Mobile Receivers	SP5 (SP5-200), SP7 (SP7-100), SP9	On-body text and vibration alerts for roaming healthcare personnel
Corridor Visuals	SL Series Multi-Color Door Lights	Over-door optical status indication outside patient suites
Range Repeaters	SR5-BPR	Amplifies 400 MHz FSK signals across RF-attenuating barriers
PC Data Logging	SR5-MPR Receiver & Software	Central audit tracking, response time analytics, and call logging
Power Supply	CR2032 Coin Cell Batteries (they are not included)	Two coin cells powering the 1-3 year internal transmission circuit

Installation and Commissioning Guide for SOLT SB6-2XWH-F Wireless Call Transmitter

The SOLT SB6-2XWH-F (KT Automation reference KTI040120SLTB62X) wireless transmitter streamlines deployment across critical medical environments by utilizing a cable-free 400 MHz radio frequency link to nurse stations. Complete installation requires positioning the main transmitter module, deploying the tethered foot switch, inserting internal coin cells, and verifying RF signal reception with the facility's central receiver hardware.

Transmitter Wall Mounting and Positioning

The main transmitter unit features a slim Snow White enclosure measuring 100 mm (W) x 60 mm (L) x 16.5 mm (H) with a total weight of approximately 46 g. Mount the transmitter enclosure securely to a clean, vertical wall surface at a height that permits direct, clear visibility of the high-brightness LED indicator and allows clinical personnel easy access to the integrated front-facing Cancel button.

Because the unit incorporates a built-in internal helical antenna providing 360-degree omnidirectional RF propagation, mounting orientation does not degrade signal coverage. However, avoid mounting the transmitter directly onto solid sheet metal or inside metallic enclosures, which can attenuate the low-power 400 MHz Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) transmission.

Foot-Step Switch Placement and Cable Management

The transmitter is permanently wired to a heavy-duty foot-step switch via a 1.4 m tethered cable. Proper positioning of this external actuator depends on the clinical environment:

Operating Theatres and Surgical Suites (OT/OR): Position the foot actuator within immediate reach of surgical staff to allow completely hands-free call initiation without breaching sterile fields.
Accessible Restrooms and Washrooms: Mount the main transmitter on the wall and position the foot switch flat on the floor level to ensure patients who slip or fall can actuate an emergency call from ground level.
Patient Bedside and Nursing Homes: Place the actuator on the floor alongside the bed frame for patients with upper-limb mobility limitations.

Ensure the 1.4 m cable is routed cleanly along baseboards or wall perimeters to eliminate snagging risks, physical entanglement, and mechanical crushing from medical cart wheels or bed casters.

Power Supply Setup

The transmitter circuitry is powered by CR2032 coin cell batteries (they are not included). Open the transmitter casing, seat two CR2032 coin cell batteries (they are not included) observing correct terminal polarity, and reassemble the casing securely. The low-power FSK transmission circuit yields an operational battery life of 1 to 3 years depending on daily actuation cycles.

System Pairing and RF Range Verification

Once powered, calibrate the transmitter to the facility's receiving infrastructure:

Trigger the foot-step switch and observe the high-brightness LED on the transmitter to verify transmission.
Register the transmitter ID code into the designated SOLT receiver display panel (compatible with SM3-32PN, SM3-33PC, or SM3-61PC).
If deployed, verify registration across SOLT SP5, SP7, or SP9 mobile staff pagers, SL series corridor door lights, and SR5-MPR monitoring receivers running central logging software.
Conduct walk-through transmission tests across the ward. In large facilities with dense reinforced concrete partitions, install SOLT SR5-BPR signal repeaters to bridge any transmission gaps.

Troubleshooting Guide for SOLT SB6-2XWH-F Wireless Call and Cancel Transmitter

The SOLT SB6-2XWH-F (KT reference KTI040120SLTB62X) is a low-power, 400 MHz FSK wireless call transmitter equipped with a 1.4 m tethered foot-step button switch and an integrated separate cancel button. System faults typically stem from RF signal path attenuation, mechanical wear of the tethered cable, or depleted internal coin cells. Follow these technical procedures to resolve field issues rapidly.

No RF Signal Received at Central Nurse Station Display or Mobile Pagers

When the foot-step switch or transmitter faceplate button is pressed, the unit should initiate a 400 MHz FSK wireless transmission to compatible SOLT receiving devices, such as SM3-32PN, SM3-33PC, or SM3-61PC main display panels, or SP5, SP7, and SP9 series mobile alphanumeric pagers.

Check Visual Confirmation: Observe the high-brightness LED indicator located on the snow white faceplate of the 100 mm x 60 mm transmitter housing. If the high-brightness LED does not illuminate when pressing either the foot switch or the cancel button, power delivery is interrupted.
Receiver Registration: If the LED illuminates brightly but the main receiver panel or SR5-MPR PC monitoring interface does not register the alert, verify that the transmitter ID is correctly paired into the receiver memory. Re-register the wireless call bell according to your specific receiver model protocol.
Cancel Function Isolation: Verify whether the separate cancel button on the main housing operates correctly. If the cancel transmission successfully clears active calls on the display panel or corridor door light (SL series) while the remote foot pedal fails to alert, the issue is isolated to the external 1.4 m cable or foot-step contact.

Fading or Inactive LED Indicator and Battery Replacement

The internal circuitry is powered by two CR2032 coin cell batteries (they are not included), designed to provide an operating lifespan of 1 to 3 years under typical clinical calling cycles. Degraded signal performance or a weak visual indicator indicates voltage depletion.

Depleted Cells: A dimming or unresponsive high-brightness LED confirms that the power cells have fallen below the operating threshold required for 400 MHz FSK transmission.
Cell Replacement: Open the slim 16.5 mm profile chassis and replace the power source with fresh CR2032 coin cell batteries (they are not included). Ensure correct polarity seating within the battery carrier before snapping the enclosure closed.
Contact Inspection: Inspect the internal battery clips for surface oxidation or terminal misalignment to maintain reliable electrical contact under constant hospital operation.

Foot-Step Switch Unresponsiveness and Tethered Cable Inspection

In operating suites (OT/OR) and patient washrooms, the 1.4 m foot-switch assembly is positioned on the floor surface, exposing it to mechanical impact and strain.

Physical Cable Assessment: Inspect the full 1.4 m length of the tethered cord. Check for severe crushing, sharp pinches, or jacket tearing caused by surgical trolley casters, hospital bed frames, or heavy foot traffic.
Actuator Mechanism: Check the foot-step switch housing for trapped particulate or chemical residue buildup that could mechanically impede the internal contact closure. Press the pedal firmly to confirm a positive tactile switch transition.

RF Range Limitations in Reinforced Concrete Facilities

The SB6-2XWH-F integrates an internal helical PCB antenna delivering 360-degree omnidirectional radiation. However, heavy reinforced concrete walls, lead-lined surgical suites, and dense partition layouts can cause RF shielding on the 400 MHz band.

Signal Reach Extension: If transmission confirmation occurs locally via the high-brightness LED but alerts intermittently drop before reaching the receiver console, structural attenuation is present.
Repeater Deployment: Integrate SOLT SR5-BPR wireless signal repeaters between the patient call point and the nurse station display to bridge signal distances and eliminate structural RF dead spots.

System Diagnostic and Fault Resolution Matrix

Observed Condition	Probable Cause	Corrective Procedure
LED does not illuminate upon pressing foot switch or cancel button	Depleted CR2032 coin cell batteries (they are not included) or dislodged cell terminals	Open 16.5 mm chassis, seat fresh CR2032 coin cell batteries (they are not included), and check terminal tension.
Cancel button triggers receiver, but foot-step pedal does not	Damaged 1.4 m cord, broken conductor, or mechanical obstruction in pedal switch	Inspect the 1.4 m cable for physical pinches; clear external pedal debris; test switch contact continuity.
LED illuminates, but alerts do not appear on displays or pagers	Transmitter ID unassigned, or RF attenuation across hospital architecture	Re-register call point into SM3 display/SP pagers; install an SR5-BPR repeater to extend 400 MHz transmission reach.
Intermittent transmission in wet areas or washrooms	Surface contamination or mounting displacement on floor/wall junction	Verify secure wall positioning of the 46 g transmitter enclosure and clear debris surrounding the floor step-button.

Industrial and Clinical Applications of the SOLT SB6-2XWH-F Wireless Call Transmitter

The SOLT SB6-2XWH-F wireless transmitter (cataloged under KT Automation reference KTI040120SLTB62X) delivers targeted emergency alert and staff paging capability in operational environments where standard wall-mounted switches are impractical or inaccessible. Equipped with a tethered 1.4 m cable linked to a foot-actuated switch, the unit separates the physical point of actuation from the RF broadcasting chassis. Operating on the 400 MHz band using low-power Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) modulation, the transmitter supports high-density healthcare facilities by preventing RF co-channel interference and bypassing structural communication wiring.

Surgical Suites and Operation Theatres (OT / OR)

Maintaining a sterile field in surgical suites and operating rooms requires personnel to eliminate unnecessary manual contact with non-sterilized fixtures. The SB6-2XWH-F serves as a dedicated hands-free call point inside OR and OT environments. Clinicians, scrub nurses, and anaesthetists can place the tethered foot-step switch directly beneath operative stations, scrub sinks, or consoles to request secondary assistance, circulating support, or sterile supplies without breaking scrub protocol.

Activation of the stepping switch triggers transmission through the built-in helical antenna, providing 360-degree omnidirectional radio propagation to receiver stations. Visual acknowledgement is verified by a high-brightness LED integrated into the faceplate of the 100 mm (W) x 60 mm (L) x 16.5 mm (H) Snow White transmitter chassis. Once support arrives, the call event is resolved locally using the dedicated Cancel button on the main unit face.

Hospital Washrooms, Patient Toilets, and Wet Rooms

Patient restrooms present acute risks for slips, falls, and syncopal episodes where patients cannot reach wall fixtures mounted at standard switch heights. By mounting the SB6-2XWH-F transmitter body securely on the wall and running the 1.4 m tethered cable down to floor level, healthcare facilities establish an immediate floor-accessible distress mechanism. A fallen patient can actuate the stepping button using minimal foot, hand, or body pressure to transmit an alert, resolving safety vulnerabilities in accessible toilets.

Assisted Living, Geriatric Care, and Mobility-Impaired Patient Units

In rehabilitation wards and long-term nursing care facilities, residents with upper-limb mobility limitations, severe arthritis, or post-stroke motor impairment often struggle with standard finger-depressed call bells. Positioning the foot-step button near the base of specialized beds or wheelchair resting areas provides these residents with an independent call path. Implementing these hands-free calling points assists facility administrators in meeting NABH and JCI accreditation requirements regarding responsive patient safety infrastructure.

Enterprise Architecture Integration

The SB6-2XWH-F communicates across the broader SOLT wireless nurse call ecosystem, directing call and cancel signals to multiple terminal endpoints without requiring network cabling:

Central Nursing Stations: Alerts route directly to multi-channel master receiver display panels, including models SM3-32PN, SM3-33PC, and SM3-61PC.
Mobile Medical Staff: Call triggers broadcast instantly to roaming personnel wearing SP5, SP7, or SP9 series alphanumeric wrist pagers.
Corridor Wayfinding: Radio signals synchronize with SOLT SL series multi-color corridor door lights to highlight active emergency rooms for rapid triage.
Extended Facility Coverage: RF transmission through multi-ward, reinforced concrete construction is reinforced using SOLT SR5-BPR signal repeaters.
Audit Logging & Administration: Transmissions interface with central management terminals via SR5-MPR receivers running logging software to record call activation and cancellation metrics.

Powered by CR2032 coin cell batteries (they are not included) delivering an operational life of 1 to 3 years, the SB6-2XWH-F installs rapidly across retrofits and new builds under Indian trade classification HSN 85176910.

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