Chair Sensor
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The Chair Sensor should be positioned under the seat cushion, monitoring periods are set on the Sensor Controller. If a person sits down, then gets up again and does not return within the preset time an alarm call will be transmitted. A table lamp can be turned on/off automatically using a Remote Controlled Mains Switcher Kit. All "in-chair" and "out-of-chair" activity is transmitted and logged. Features include
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