Wall-Mounted Transmitters
Bed Station with push button call cord (VIBS) and Pull Cord (VIPC)
Operates Wirelessly
This bed station is wireless, which means that it can be wall-mounted, or installed directly on a bed and the bed could be moved within the room without having to disconnect or reconnect anything.
A wireless pull cord is also available to wall mount in resident bathrooms and in common areas, for example, the dining room or the activities room.
Calling for help
To call for help, residents can press a call cord button, just like in a normal hospital bed. The push button call cord connects into the bed station as shown above. To activate the pull cord, they can either push down the red ‘emergency’ panel or pull the cord.
Call bells light up – for peace of mind
An LED indicator will light up on the call stations to reassure residents that their call for help went through.
Safety feature – when cord is unplugged
Should a call cord get disconnected accidentally from a bed station, a message will be transmitted to a pager to alert the staff – to ensure that the bed station returns to good working order.
Room 3 Bed Cord Out
To reset an alarm
To clear an alarm on a bed station, you press the red button on the call cord station back up three times. On a pull cord, you slide the red panel on the face of the call
Alarms repeat – and notify when reset
All our pull cords and bed stations can send repeat pager messages, for example every three minutes until alarms are reset – to ensure that no alarm is missed and that residents are looked after in a timely manner.
When an alarm is reset, another message will be sent to the pagers to advise other staff members – to let them know that the call for help has been looked after, saving them steps and time, and perhaps allowing them to complete their attendance on a resident without hurry.
Back Box
These wireless call stations can be surface mounted with a back box or installed over an existing single gang box. A back box is available for surface mount installation of these call stations where there is no existing gang box in the wall.
Call bells are supervised – with low battery notification
All our call bells are supervised, with “Low Battery” notifications to the pagers. These features are very cost effective for a facility, saving maintenance or nursing staff from having to check each call station regularly to ensure that they are all functional.
Whenever the battery gets low in a call station, messages displaying “Low Battery” will be transmitted to the pagers to alert you.