BeOn offers a diverse range of products, including advanced IoT tracking devices designed for asset monitoring, as well as high-performance motorcycle helmets.
BeOn provides specialized products across diverse technical and consumer sectors. Under the BeOn IoT banner, the company develops sophisticated tracking devices, such as the BeOn A1, which feature integrated GPS, environmental sensors, and worldwide Sigfox communication for robust asset management and tracking. In the consumer safety market, BEON also manufactures high-performance motorcycle helmets. These open-face and modular helmets are designed with an emphasis on aerodynamic styling, advanced protective materials, and strict safety certifications.
Whether you are configuring an event-based reporting system for your BeOn commercial tracking device or searching for sizing, maintenance, and safety guidelines for your BEON motorcycle helmet, our comprehensive database provides the necessary instructions and user manuals to ensure safe and proper functionality.
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Measure your head size 2.5cm above your eyebrows. The inside of the helmet should cover your entire head, the front must adjust to your forehead, side pads should contact your cheeks, and there should be no space at the back of your neck. The locking system must be tight enough to prevent moving when secured.
No. BEON helmets are designed to absorb one impact only. Even if no visible damage is present, the inner material is compacted upon collision and loses its energy-absorbing capacity. You must replace it.
To initialize the BeOn A1, ensure Bluetooth is activated on your mobile device, launch the BeOn mobile app, edit the settings to your preferences, and then close the app.
The BeOn A1 Tracking Device has an estimated battery life of up to 3 years, depending on your configuration settings such as communication intervals and frequency of temperature alerts.