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Fall Alarms: How do I choose an Alarm? Personal Magnet Alarms: Personal Magnet Alarms are easy to use, reliable and will suit just about every situation where a high fall risk patient needs monitoring. The pull cord clips to the patient’s clothes and when the patient moves too far, the magnetic...
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Fall Alarms: How do I choose an Alarm?Personal Magnet Alarms: Personal Magnet Alarms are easy to use, reliable and will suit just about every situation where a high fall risk patient needs monitoring. The pull cord clips to the patient’s clothes and when the patient moves too far, the magnetic hold will disengage and sound the alarm. Alarm Monitors: Alarm Monitors work in conjunction with sensor pads. They are good for low activity patients and only trigger the alarm if their body weight is removed from the sensor pad. Once the weight is back on the pad the alarm will go off. Can be used on beds or chairs and available in three versions: Economy, Standard and Deluxe.
ECONOMY: Low cost with basic functionality.
STANDARD: Tone switch, mains adaptor and nurse call jack.
DELUXE: All the same features as the standard with the added feature of voice record.
Great for patients who simply need a reminder to sit or lay back down, call for help or who get agitated at the sound of an alarm beeping. For use with the chair sensor pads and bed sensor pads. The units are easy to move from wheelchairs to beds and the state-of-the-art technology ensures patient safety. These monitors, along with the new pads, activate an alarm when a patient stands up or shifts weight off the pad.
Sensor Pad Connect (green flash): Indicates that the alarm and pad have been connected and the alarm system is ready to use. The green flash goes off when the pad is lost, not connected or faulty.
Low Battery Alert (amber flash): If the light is flashing, replace battery immediately.
Alarm Alert (red flash): Patient has moved off the pad and needs assistance.
Reset button needs to be pressed 3 times in 2 seconds to reset the alarm. This helps to prevent patient tampering.
Includes a mounting strap, mounting hardware and a 9V battery.
Economy and Standard Alarm Monitors have two tones to choose from and the Deluxe Alarm Monitor has one tone and a voice record feature.
Fall Alarms: How do I choose an Alarm?Personal Magnet Alarms: Personal Magnet Alarms are easy to use, reliable and will suit just about every situation where a high fall risk patient needs monitoring. The pull cord clips to the patient’s clothes and when the patient moves too far, the magnetic hold will disengage and sound the alarm. Alarm Monitors: Alarm Monitors work in conjunction with sensor pads. They are good for low activity patients and only trigger the alarm if their body weight is removed from the sensor pad. Once the weight is back on the pad the alarm will go off. Can be used on beds or chairs and available in three versions: Economy, Standard and Deluxe.
ECONOMY: Low cost with basic functionality.
STANDARD: Tone switch, mains adaptor and nurse call jack.
DELUXE: All the same features as the standard with the added feature of voice record.
Great for patients who simply need a reminder to sit or lay back down, call for help or who get agitated at the sound of an alarm beeping. For use with the chair sensor pads and bed sensor pads. The units are easy to move from wheelchairs to beds and the state-of-the-art technology ensures patient safety. These monitors, along with the new pads, activate an alarm when a patient stands up or shifts weight off the pad.
More Info
Fall Alarms: How do I choose an Alarm?Personal Magnet Alarms: Personal Magnet Alarms are easy to use, reliable and will suit just about every situation where a high fall risk patient needs monitoring. The pull cord clips to the patient’s clothes and when the patient moves too far, the magnetic hold will disengage and sound the alarm. Alarm Monitors: Alarm Monitors work in conjunction with sensor pads. They are good for low activity patients and only trigger the alarm if their body weight is removed from the sensor pad. Once the weight is back on the pad the alarm will go off. Can be used on beds or chairs and available in three versions: Economy, Standard and Deluxe.
ECONOMY: Low cost with basic functionality.
STANDARD: Tone switch, mains adaptor and nurse call jack.
DELUXE: All the same features as the standard with the added feature of voice record.
Great for patients who simply need a reminder to sit or lay back down, call for help or who get agitated at the sound of an alarm beeping. For use with the chair sensor pads and bed sensor pads. The units are easy to move from wheelchairs to beds and the state-of-the-art technology ensures patient safety. These monitors, along with the new pads, activate an alarm when a patient stands up or shifts weight off the pad.
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