Altec 169Mhz Pullcord
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Ceiling Pullcord switches can be fitted in bathrooms, alongside the bed or anywhere Personal Pendants are not usually worn. An alarm call is made by simply pulling the cord once. The cord is long enough to reach floor level. Pullcord switches are available as radio or hardwired. Features include
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