What are common use cases of personnel tags and emergency buttons?
Lone-worker safety, staff presence, mustering, hospitality SOS, and healthcare assistance.

How does the Bluetooth emergency button function?
A button press advertises an “event” via BLE; a nearby gateway relays it to your server to trigger alerts/locations.

What’s the battery life of MOKO personnel tags?
Typically, battery life can last 1-2 years on coin cells with normal beaconing; some models offer replaceable or rechargeable batteries.

Can the device handle harsh environments (e.g., manufacturing, healthcare)?
Yes, same ruggedization specs as other beacons. Most MOKO personnel tags are IP66/IP67 rated and designed for daily use in various environments.

Can personnel tags track employee locations continuously?
Yes, with configurable privacy settings. Tags can operate in different modes: continuous tracking for safety compliance, check-in/check-out only, or emergency-only activation, respecting workplace privacy policies.

What response mechanisms are included (LED, buzzer)?
Options include buzzer, vibration motor, and LED/alarm functionality for urgent signaling.

Do MOKO Bluetooth personnel tags support iBeacon and Eddystone?
Yes. MOKO beacons fully support iBeacon and Eddystone (URL/UID/TLM) formats and can be configured to advertise the desired frames using MOKO’s BeaconX Pro configuration tools.