Heatstroke Prevention Watch Canaria Plus 2025 Model

Simply attach it to your arm to detect an increase in core body temperature.
This is a new wearable device that alerts you to heat-related risks in advance with an alarm, LED display, and vibration.

It is designed to be used for one season, so there is no need to bother with charging.
In addition, it does not have any communication connection functions such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
Anyone can use it easily by just wearing it on their arm.

Dustproof/waterproof performance: IP67
Heat resistance: ~80℃
Impact resistance: ISO 1413
Vibration resistance: JIS B 7001
Alarm volume: 74dB
Battery life: One season (5 months)
It is assumed that the alarm will ring 150 times over 150 days (5 months), once per day.
Vibration function
Belt is removable Made in Malaysia
NETIS registered technology (registration number: KT-200121-VE) / Patented technology

*This product is not a medical device.
*This product detects and notifies you of an increase in core body temperature.
*This product does not cover all health problems that may occur in hot environments.
*Even if a doctor diagnoses heat stroke, the alarm may not go off due to complications or other reasons.
*If you notice any changes in your physical condition, regardless of whether the alarm has gone off or not, take a break and drink water. If there is no improvement, consult a medical institution.
*This product does not have a clock function.
*Alarm volume may vary depending on the measurement method.
*The waterproof performance test conducted on this product was a water immersion test at a depth of 1m for 30 minutes.
*When wearing this product, make sure the silver sensor part on the back of the device is in close contact with your skin.

Manufactured and sold by: BiodataBank Co., Ltd.

In April 2025, a ministerial ordinance amending part of the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations was promulgated.
Businesses are required to take specific measures to prevent heatstroke, and may be penalized if they fail to do so (effective June 1, 2025).
The Occupational Safety and Health Subcommittee discussed strengthening measures to prevent heatstroke in the workplace, and also mentioned the use of "wearable devices" as a measure to "identify workers with symptoms of heatstroke."
Reference: Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare "Information and resource site for preventing heat stroke"
https://neccyusho.mhlw.go.jp/