Nutrix Wireless Alert with Chair Mat
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£4.99 on orders under £50.
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Orders placed on a Friday before 12:30pm will be delivered the following Monday (excluding bank holidays).
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This Nutrix Wireless Alert with Chair Mat can pick up an alarm signal within a 30-metre range to alert a caregiver or relative when a movement from a chair is detected.
Great features:- Detects movement on a chair
- Wireless with a thirty metre range
- Works for both the removal or application of pressure
- USB rechargeable pager
- Low battery and broken link warnings
- Supplied with bed mat
- Helps to manage and reduce carers’ workload
When activated, the pager can be set to beep, vibrate, or both, as well as flashing. There is also a broken link indicator light if contact is lost or the pager moves out of range of the transmitter. The pager has a volume level of 85dB, a USB docking station with cable, and a rechargeable, internal battery.
The transmitter can be set to alarm instantly or with a two second delay to help avoid false alarms. Two AAA batteries are needed for the transmitter but are not supplied as part of the set.
How can falls be prevented in the elderly or those with dementia?
To find out more on how falls can be prevented, read our guide on falls in the elderly with dementia. You can also check out how to reduce the risk of falls for someone you care for for a look at prevention in the home.