SOLT SL6-10RGB System Architecture and Calling Network Compatibility

Wireless Frequency and RF Transmission Standard

The SOLT SL6-10RGB corridor lamp receiver (KT SKU: KTI040120SLT10RG) is engineered to operate seamlessly within dedicated SOLT wireless calling networks. The device functions on the FSK (Frequency Shift Keying) Low Power radio communication standard across the 434 MHz band, utilizing a nominal center frequency of 434.6500 MHz. The RF architecture maintains a frequency stability rating of +/- 10 ppm, a transmission data rate of 1800 bps, and a channel spacing of 12.5 kHz. This standardized RF design ensures reliable, interference-resistant signal reception from synchronized calling peripherals across hospital wards, clinical suites, and commercial facilities.

SOLT Transmitter and Call Button Interoperability

The SL6-10RGB operates as a dedicated visual receiver compatible with the full ecosystem of SOLT wireless calling units. It pairs directly with standard SOLT transmitter series, including:

• SOLT SB3 Series: Compact wireless call buttons utilized for standard patient assist requests and desk-mounted notification.
• SOLT SB5 Series: Multi-key or single-key service call units deployed at bed heads and procedure areas.
• SOLT SB6 Series: Multi-button calling stations designed for differentiated emergency and assist signaling.
• SOLT SB7 Series: Specialized service and calling transmitters for ward and diagnostic stations.
• SOLT SB9 Series: Industrial and medical-grade multi-function wireless pull/push transmitters.

Note: When deploying wireless call buttons that require independent battery cells (they are not included), verify RF pairing within the 434.6500 MHz frequency band prior to field commissioning.

Call Point Capacity and Multi-Bed Allocation

The internal memory of the SL6-10RGB supports pairing with up to 20 individual call points. System integrators can assign individual transmitters to specific bed stations, sanitary points, or room sectors. For facilities optimizing hardware expenditure, the receiver supports twin-sharing room allocations, functioning as a single common corridor light above shared patient rooms to indicate alerts for both occupants independently.

Alert differentiation is managed through the built-in 7-color RGB light engine, allowing facilities to map specific colors (including Red, Green, Blue, Cyan, Magenta, White, and Yellow) to distinct priority levels, room beds, or alert categories (such as regular call, code blue/emergency, or assist). The visual indication can be programmed for steady illumination or blinking/flashing operation, supplemented by an audible internal beeper that can be toggled on or off depending on the acoustic sensitivity of the installation zone.

Topological Integration with Repeaters and Display Consoles

In mid-to-large-scale healthcare infrastructures, the SL6-10RGB operates in parallel with centralized nurse calling hardware. While the lamp provides instantaneous, 180-degree local hallway visibility directly outside the doorway, transmitted signals concurrently broadcast to central nurse station hardware:

• SOLT SR5-BPR Signal Repeaters: Used to extend signal propagation across multi-story buildings, reinforced concrete corridors, or deep ward wings without degrading packet integrity.
• SOLT Central Receivers and Master Displays (SM3 and SM7 Series): Digital LED dashboard consoles deployed at main nursing stations to log incoming alerts alongside local corridor lamp activation.

Electrical and Infrastructure Compatibility

The SL6-10RGB is designed for surface wall-mounting directly above entryways, consultation rooms, or corridor lintels. Electrical compatibility requires an external DC 12V / 1A power supply connected to a universal 110–240V AC line power feed. In corporate or outpatient healthcare settings, the unit can also be deployed as an 'Enter / Do Not Enter' room availability light linked to local desk transmitters.