Description

Schuberth SC1 Standard

Developed in collaboration with Sena, the Schuberth communication system SC1 Standard is small, lightweight and fully integrates into the outer shell of the Schuberth C4 and Schuberth R2 helmets. Easy to install, the Schuberth SC1 is plug and play, just remove the cover at the back of the helmet, place the SC1 communication unit and battery in their slots, and you are ready to roll.

Features:

Airtime: up to 9 hours
Standby: 1 week
Intercom conference: 4 riders
Bluetooth standard: 4.1
Bike to bike intercom: less than 1,000 meters (depending on terrain)
Bluetooth sources: 2
Music sharing: no
Automatic gain control: yes
FM radio: no
Charging time: 3 hours
Mobile app: iOS, Android
USB cable: included
Fits Schuberth C4 and R2 helmets

Note: Intercom range may be reduced in carbon fiber shell helmets

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Shipping & Delivery

PREPARING WAREHOUSE SHIPMENTS

Before a product can be shipped, several things need to be addressed. Most important is determining the type of shipping materials best suited for the shipment. Knowing what you will ship in advance is crucial in order to have the appropriate shipping materials on hand.

Advanced functionality: shipping platform available

Shipping parameters, including order weight, have most likely processed in last step as part of the API download process from the selling platform
Shipping platform (with some level of input from shipping administrator) performs rules-based assignment of shipping box/envelope/polymailer and adjusts order’s weight based on this assignment
Shipping platform determines best carrier based on shipping parameters (weight, dimensions, customer-selected shipping option, address type, etc.) then generates shipping label
- Alternatively, shipping platform maps orders/shipments to carrier and service based on shipping rules, or
- Shipping platform may offer predictive analytics to assign carrier and service selections based on historical patterns
If multiple distribution locations exist, a good shipping platform can organize orders by location so pickers at each location can easily select and print their specific pick lists onsite
Shipping platform routes shipping labels (and packing slips) for a batch of orders to the appropriate printer based on the selected carrier, then it prints labels. Labels (and packing slips) should print in a predictable order based on:
- Order number
- Sequence that an order was selected in shipping platform
- Sequence the order appeared in a batch
- Product SKU
- Product name
Shipping platform updates selling platform in real time (via API or other data exchange channel) with:
- Carrier tracking information
- Order status updated (“shipped”)
- Inventory level changes
User packs boxes from bins, checks against packing slip, and affixes sequential labels in an assembly line

Schuberth SC1 Standard