Tosa Tsushin. Ltd.

　Guide light Earthquake Tsunami evacuation Security lighting Street light

Registered：2012/11/02　Updated：2014/01/22　To Print Page

The Tosa Tsushin Ltd. is a specialist of a fishery apparatus and the communications equipment

New Data

The technique that we obtained is utilized by severe fishery spot environment of the Pacific, and we developed PALA street light and an emergency guide light which are strong in damage from salt breeze, corrosion and turn on at the time of the earthquake occurrence.

Company Profile

Name	Tosa Tsushin. Ltd.
Name of Representative	President Hirokazu Hamasaki
Address	〒781-1161 3157 Usa Usa-cho, Tosa Kochi
Tel / Fax	088-856-3199 / 088-856-3198
Website	http://boating.co.jp/
E-mail	pala@boating.co.jp
Capital	3,000,000YEN
Annual Sales	-
Established	-
Employees	2
Main Clients	-
Member of Organizations	-

History

June 2004: Tosa Tsushin was established in Tosa Kochi
September 2004: Tosa Shimizu branch was open
May 2006: Started selling a battery case (King Leopard)
November 2006: Emergency guide light(Aya) which uses an electric double layer capacitor as a storage battery was released.
March 2007: Emergency guide light(Aya) received the prize for local industory in Kochi.
April 2010: Started selling Li-Po street light called PALA.
May 2012: Started selling Li-Po lead pype style exit light called PALA.

Li-Po Street Lights PALA

Our solar-powered street lights illuminate when they sense an earthquake even if they haven't been charged for more than 20 days due to rainy weather. They come with a seismic sensor to turn on the LEDs when the seismic intensity is more than 5. The lights are also completely waterproof so they can function even when submerged after a tsunami or flood. They are even equipped with cell phone charging ports for NTT Docomo, AU, and Softbank smartphones.

Li-Po Guide Lights PALA

A group of our guide lights can evenly illuminate an emergency escape route for up to 100 meters using only one 60-watt solar generator, making them superior to conventional street lighting whose brightness may vary from place to place.