Bed Alarm System for Elderly Adults with 14 x 30 Inch Sensor Pad and Wireless Pager
Tools, Home & Hobby
2K+ Sold
Tools, Home & Hobby
2K+ Sold
Support attentive caregiving with this bed alarm system for elderly adults, designed to alert caregivers when a patient leaves the bed. The 14 x 30-inch pressure-sensitive bed sensor pad detects bed exits and sends a wireless signal to the included pager, allowing caregivers to respond promptly. Ideal for home care, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers, this system provides a convenient way to monitor bed occupancy.
Key Features
Sensitive Bed Exit Detection: High-sensitivity pressure sensors detect when a patient leaves the bed, triggering an alert to help caregivers respond quickly.
Large Monitoring Area: The 14 x 30-inch sensor pad provides expanded coverage for more precise monitoring while helping reduce false alarms associated with smaller sensing areas.
Long-Range Wireless Alerts: Supports wireless signal transmission up to 300 ft, with up to 131 ft of wall penetration, allowing caregivers to receive alerts from another location.
Adjustable Pager Settings: The compact pager features adjustable volume, silent mode, and vibration mode for flexible notification preferences.
Low Battery Reminders: Both the pager and sensor pad transmitter provide low battery alerts and support battery replacement for continued operation.
Specifications
Material: PVC
Color: Black
Bed Sensor Pad Dimensions: 14 x 30 inches (35.56 x 76.2 cm)
Pad Thickness: 0.2 inches (5.08 mm)
Product Weight: 0.97 lbs (0.44 kg)
Wireless Transmission Range: Up to 300 ft (91.4 m)
Wall Penetration Range: Up to 131 ft (39.9 m)
Pager Alert Modes: Adjustable volume, silent, and vibration
Power Adapter Requirement: DC 6V
Power Adapter: Not included; purchase separately
Batteries: Not included; compatible replacement batteries must be purchased separately
Sensor Pad Connection: Wired transmitter cable with wireless signal transmission to the pager
Make daily bed monitoring more convenient with a pressure-sensitive alarm system designed to keep caregivers informed when assistance may be needed.
