L730 Slave Infra-Red Unit

If you need to monitor a resident's bed and alert staff when he or she is on the move, the PIR1 bed monitor will detect movement and alert the staff. However, the bed itself is 'masked' out of the range of the detector so that it only monitors movement outside the bed area. Any movement within the receiver's range will activate a call, and trigger the call point.

Installed in conjunction with door monitoring unit or call point and isolation switches. Activates paired call point when door is opened.

Designed for use in one room or ward where each individual bed doesn't need a separate identity on the call system. The unit features a call button, pear lead jack socket and re-assurance indicator.

Units must be connected to a standard call point to generate the call identity and to provide the reset. Slave call points can only generate a standard call from either the call button or pear lead socket.

The FJB2 provides four 'spur' outputs from the network spine with each output incorporating an over current/voltage and reverse polarity protection device. A front panel mounted red/green LED indicates the condition of the internal fuses and continuously monitors the network data signals. Individual fuse failure LEDs are mounted on the reverse of the unit and in the event of cable fault, on one of the outputs, the 'spur' will be isolated without disbaling the entire cable network.

Used to isolate monitoring devices such as PIR1 or door contact.

The L634 is used to interface an external device to the Intercall system network. The unit features three input triggers: two non-latching and one remote reset and two outputs; Re-assurance LED & open collector which can be used to trigger external equipment for normal or emergency calls. Typical applications include telephone ring detectors, contacts from fire alarm or other control panels or input from remote contacts etc. It may also be used to link two independent Intercall systems together to allo signalling, such that an active alarm on one system triggers a call on the other system and vice versa.

Manual control switch to allow volumes to be quieter at night or when required.

Slave reset/present points are normally located by the door of a bedroom to enable staff to reset the call point and to register as staff present away from the patient call point.

These are normally positioned above doors in a corridor to indicate the status of the call point(s) within each room. The L746s can also be used to monitor several call points for end of corridor indication, or as a 'follow me' light. Each unit is fitted with twin ultra-bright LEDs which mimic the reassurance indicator on the call points. The sounder mimics the LCD display sounding patterns.