6 Buttons : 6 Call Buttons : Kitchen Bell

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 is assigned to a specific waiter’s pager, so chefs can ping the right person at the right time. The result: fewer wasted trips, hotter plates, and faster table turns. Compact and durable, the SB6-6 runs on coin-cell batteries and confirms each transmission via an integrated LED—ideal for busy restaurants, cafés, hotels, and production kitchens.

Key Features

• 6 assignable buttons: map each key to an individual staff pager for precise alerts.
• Reliable RF: 433 MHz GFSK for stable signalling in stainless-heavy, high-noise kitchens.
• Long range: up to 150 m line-of-sight coverage inside typical venues.
• Slim console: only 100 × 60 × 16.5 mm; mounts quickly at the pass or expo line.
• Low-maintenance power: dual coin-cell batteries; energy-saving design for multi-year life.
• Positive feedback: bright LED indicator confirms each call.

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 (model per batch)
• High-adhesion silicone 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 coin cells away from children; recycle batteries responsibly.

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