Industry solutions
GORKE combines 433.92 MHz radio transmission, two-way LX systems with LoRa modulation and communication over the cellular network. Together, these technologies make it possible to build systems for control, for passing on information and for calling for assistance.
Selection starts from what the installation has to do, the distance, the radio conditions, the power supply, the number of users and the planned scale. Choose an area of application to see the devices suited to a specific task and operating conditions.
From a problem to a working system
Choose a sector or search by task. Completed installations are labelled separately from example configurations for new investments.
Care and health
A social care home in four buildings: calls from the rooms and bathrooms of about 200 residents reach four operator panels and 20 staff pagers.
Care and health
Home care: a large button with a tactile flap or a wrist transmitter sends the call straight to the carer’s pager — no control unit, no installation, in a single-family house.
Hotels and tourism
A hotel and conference complex with accessible toilets in several buildings: every call reaches the reception, even from another building.
Hotels and tourism
A hotel complex in Wisła: access to car park zones, the water slide pumps, stopping water attractions in an emergency, and calls for help from the saunas.
Hotels and tourism
For a Scandinavian client GORKE adapted its standard call button for use inside a sauna: up to 110°C, resistant to high-pressure washing, with a light signal.
Hotels and tourism
The staff of a mountain hotel get a signal when the water in the tank drops to the minimum, and start the pump of a well about 1.5 km away without driving there.
Housing and property
A housing estate in Katowice: one remote control opens the shared barrier and the car park gate of the resident’s part of the estate, and the investor manages the rights of more than 2,000 remotes over the IP network.
Housing and property
86 houses and about 400 users: a remote control opens the estate gates, and the security staff see on screen in which house an alarm has gone off.
Housing and property
A proposal for a car park with several hundred subscribers and high turnover: remotes blocked for non-payment, lost ones deleted, and an event archive with customer data — all in one program.
Industry
A precast concrete plant: a worker calls a forklift from the workstation, and the operator knows where the call came from — without extensive cabling across the hall.
Logistics and transport
A logistics company: the driver signals with a remote control, head office receives a text and opens the warehouse gate by phone — and arrival times stay in the messages.
Logistics and transport
Filling stations, loading centres, transit warehouses: the night-shift worker confirms presence at intervals, and the supervision point sees whether the confirmations arrive on time.
Logistics and transport
A shipowner: a person at the ship’s entrance presses a button, the call runs by cable through the metal hull to every level, and from there by radio to the duty officers’ pagers.
Agriculture
A farm: the operator of a hose-reel irrigator switches two pumps on and off without help, using a remote control, from the place of work up to 2 km away — without driving out to them.
Water and municipalities
A municipality: the dispatcher sees a tank-full alarm, switches the pump on remotely and receives a confirmation from the pumping station that it has been switched on — by radio, over 1.5 km of urban area.
Construction
SKANSKA: LX transmitters on the storeys of a high-rise under construction tell the goods-hoist operator where the call comes from — and the system grows with the building.
Retail and services
A wholesale market on two storeys: an alarm from any of 270 stalls reaches the guard room and the patrol’s pagers with the stall number, with an event log and a text message.
Retail and services
A business owner with several retail outlets and offices switches the outdoor lighting of closed premises on and off from a mobile phone — with a “switch on” or “switch off” command.
Public buildings and events
A shopping centre on several storeys: reed contacts and LX transmitters report the opening of 5 fire doors to the monitoring centre until they are closed.
Public buildings and events
The gold panning competition in Złotoryja: competitors’ stations, the judges’ station, a control point and a results board linked by radio, with times measured to 0.01 s.
Care and health
A care home with 32 rooms: a call from the bed or the bathroom shows above the door, at the nurses’ station and on the pager, and ends only at the resident’s side.
Care and health
A clinic on two floors: a patient calls for help from an accessible toilet by key or pull cord, reception knows which toilet, and the call is cancelled at the patient’s side.
Care and health
A rehabilitation centre with eight therapy rooms and an accessible toilet: a call by hand or foot shows the room number at reception, and the toilet works in the same system.
Care and health
A care centre with three pavilions and a park: a call from a personal transmitter reaches the duty room and the pagers together with the number of the zone it was sent from.
Hotels and tourism
A resort with 14 cabins on wooded grounds: a button in the cabin sends a call that the reception sees with the cabin number, and at night the person on duty gets it on a pager.
Hotels and tourism
A hotel spa with a pool and 12 call points: the point number at the reception, a lamp by the pool and a pager for staff, and the call lasts until cancelled on the spot.
Housing and property
An office building with Wiegand access control: the receiver at the barrier works like another reader, the tenant’s remote control like a card, and the rights stay in the system the property manager already uses.
Housing and property
A small association with 9 flats: the gate opens with a free call from an authorised number, and residents who prefer a button have a remote control.
Housing and property
Self-storage units: a Wiegand receiver accepts 433.92 MHz KeeLoq remotes from different manufacturers, so tenants can drive in with their own remote and the controller manages the rights.
Industry
An assembly line with 20 workstations: two buttons at each one separate breakdowns from material shortages, and Tablica Synoptyczna logs the time from call to cancellation.
Industry
A compressor house 300 m from the maintenance office, behind a steel hall: two alarm states from the controller travel there by LX radio and, after hours, by text to the person on call — no cable across the site.
Industry
A 20-hectare plant site: a security guard calls for backup with one key, feels the confirmation vibrate, and the guardhouse sees who is calling.
Logistics and transport
A distribution centre with 24 loading docks: a button at the dock calls a forklift operator, and the dispatch office and pagers show the dock number — no two-way radio, no follow-up questions.
Agriculture
Two poultry houses 800 m from the owner’s home: the climate controller’s alarm reaches the owner’s phone by text and call, and a signal unit in the house by radio.
Agriculture
A fish farm with three ponds: each aerator is switched on from the house, and a signal from the switchboard at the pond shows whether it is running or has been tripped by its protection.
Agriculture
A farm where machines come back after dark: the driver opens the gate and switches on the yard lights with a remote control from the cab, without getting out.
Water and municipalities
A municipal utility monitors four stormwater pumping stations by radio: high water level and pump faults reach the depot, and a broken link is reported like an alarm.
Energy
A 2 MW PV farm with no permanent staff: an inverter fault, a protection trip and the container being opened arrive by text at the service team, and crews open the gate by phone.
Energy
A gas boiler house 600 m from the office: boiler faults and flooding show in the estate office, and a broken link or a transmitter without power shows as a separate alarm.
Construction
A construction site: a button at the gate sends a call to the pagers of the site manager and the storekeeper and lights a lamp on the site office 150 m away, while the driver waits instead of walking across the site.
Retail and services
A filling station with two tills: the cashier calls for support with a button under the counter or by foot, the back office sees the till number, and an SMS reaches the regional manager.
Retail and services
A self-service car wash with 6 bays: a button at each bay’s terminal, a text message to the owner, and a receiver that shows the number of the bay where the customer is waiting.
Public buildings and events
A municipal office: a call for help from the accessible toilet and a discreet call from under six service desks reach one receiver at the porter’s lodge, with the number of the spot.
Public buildings and events
A museum with 14 rooms on two floors: the room attendant calls security with a key fob, and the security desk and the staff on patrol see which room it is.
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Describe your investmentAn installation with its devices described
On a farm, the operator of a hose-reel irrigator switches two pumps on and off without help, using an LX remote control, and the receivers at the pumps confirm that they have taken the command — from up to 2 km away.
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What every case study covers
You learn why the technology was chosen, how the installation works and what implementing it really involves.
01 / Challenge
The kind of site, the distances, the constraints and the result expected, in business terms.
02 / Architecture
A simple diagram of the signal’s path and a list of GORKE devices, with each model’s role made clear.
03 / Implementation
Antennas, power, integration and the way to an enquiry about a similar investment.
A non-standard project?
Describe the distances, the number of points, the signals and how it should work. GORKE will help assess feasibility and choose a catalogue or a custom solution.
