6 Buttons : 5 call+ 1 cancel

SOLT® SB6-6PWH Kitchen Call Console — 6 Buttons | 433 MHz GFSK | Up to 150 m Range

Coordinate service from the pass with the SOLT SB6-6 kitchen call console. Each of the six dedicated buttons can be assigned to a specific waiter’s pager so the right person is alerted at the right time—meaning fewer wasted trips and hotter plates. The compact console confirms every transmission with an LED and runs on long-life coin cells, making it ideal for busy restaurants, cafés, hotels, banquets, and production kitchens.

Key Features

• Six assignable buttons: map each key to an individual staff pager for precise alerts.
• Reliable RF: 433 MHz with GFSK/FSK modulation for stable signalling in stainless-heavy kitchens.
• Long working distance: up to 100–150 m line-of-sight in typical venues.
• Compact build: just 100 × 60 × 16.5 mm—easy to mount at the pass or expo line.
• Low-maintenance power: dual coin-cell batteries; multi-year life under normal use.
• Positive feedback: bright LED indicator confirms each call transmission.
• Splash/dust protection: IP-53 ingress protection for demanding back-of-house areas.

Ideal For

• Restaurants & cafés — chef-to-waiter dispatch at the pass
• Hotels & banqueting — stewarding and hot-line coordination
• Food courts & QSR — counter pickup notifications to runners
• Production kitchens — staging, QA, and hand-off signals

What’s in the Box

• 1 × SOLT SB6-6PWH 6-Button Call Console (White)
• 2 × coin-cell batteries (pre-installed)
• High-adhesion mounting pad
• Quick start leaflet

Technical Specifications

Care & Maintenance

• Mount on a clean, flat surface using the provided adhesive pad.
• Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth; avoid solvents and abrasive cleaners.
• Replace both coin cells together when RF range or LED brightness decreases.
• Keep button cells away from children; recycle batteries responsibly.

Note: Specifications are based on SOLT Europe product pages and the official SB6 datasheet. Minor differences (battery model, exact weight) may occur across batches or regions; we’ll confirm at order time for GCC deployments.