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AliMed® Bed and Chair Sensor Pad Alarm Systems
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AliMed® Bed and Chair Sensor Pad Alarm Systems
AliMed® Bed and Chair Sensor Pad Alarm Systems Weight-sensitive sensor pads placed under or behind a patient trigger an alarm when weight is removed from them. When the pads are placed behind a patient, the alarm provides an early warning because the patient has to move forward first before rising. The sensor pads connect to either a Standard or a Tamper-Resistant Alarm unit. If desired, the alarm can trigger locally and/or remotely at a nursing station via a nurse call alarm jack connection. These...
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AliMed® Chair and Bed Sensor Pad Standard Alarm Systems Weight sensitive sensor pads placed under or behind a patient trigger an alarm when weight is removed from them. When the pads are placed behind a patient, the alarm provides an ealry warning because the patient has to move forward first before rising. The sensor pads connect to the alarm unit. Highly reliable, fuly-featured alarm with an on-off switch, dual volume settings for the alarm, nurse call-jack, low battery indicator, an adjustable...
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* Sensor Pad Alarm Systems have all the features of our existing sensor pad system plus a wireless alarm unit and a programmable hold button on the Patient Alarm/Transmitter Unit. * Wireless Remote Receiver/Alarm Unit allows the alarm to sound at bedside and outside of the room simultaneously, or sound and flash outside of the room only. * Programmable Hold Button allows staff to place the alarm unit in a temporary hold mode, letting patient move off pad without alarm sounding. Once hold period...
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* Sensor Pad Alarm Systems have all the features of our existing sensor pad system plus a wireless alarm unit and a programmable hold button on the Patient Alarm/Transmitter Unit. * Wireless Remote Receiver/Alarm Unit allows the alarm to sound at bedside and outside of the room simultaneously, or sound and flash outside of the room only. * Programmable Hold Button allows staff to place the alarm unit in a temporary hold mode, letting patient move off pad without alarm sounding. Once hold period...
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