Bed Sensor
Description
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The Bed Sensor should be positioned across the width of the bed between the mattress and the base. Monitoring periods are set on the Sensor Controller. If the person gets into bed, then gets out again and does not return within the preset time an alarm call will be transmitted. A bedside lamp can be turned on/off automatically using a Remote Controlled Mains Switcher Kit. All "in-bed" and "out-of-bed" activity is transmitted and logged. Features include
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Sensor Controller
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The Sensor Controller can be used with a Bed Sensor, Chair Sensor, Pressure Mat or Door Contact. If a person gets into bed/sits in their chair, then gets up again and does not return within the preset time an alarm call will be transmitted. With the pressure mat/door contact an alarm will be transmitted 1 minute after the sensor is activated unless cancelled locally. Lamps etc. can be turned on/off automatically using a Remote Controlled Mains Switcher Kit. Features include
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£174.78
Altec 169Mhz Fall Detector
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Altec 169Mhz Big Button
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The Big Button switch is a free-standing unit which can be placed on a tabletop within reach of the user. An emergency alarm call can be made by pressing the button. Simply rotate the cover to increase or decrease the actuation pressure. Features include
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Radio Door Contact
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Vibrating Pad
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Wander Alarm
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The Keypad should be wall mounted within the dwelling with the contacts wired to the door and the mains adapter plugged into a 13A socket. Before the Carer leaves they enter a code to start the exit time period. When the exit time period expires the door is armed. When the door is opened the entry time period starts. If the code is not entered within the entry time an alarm call will be transmitted. Features include
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Altec 169Mhz Heat Detector
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£100.71
Altec 169Mhz Carbon Monoxide Detector
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