Protect Healthcare Staff with Personal Wireless Panic AlarmS
Protect your healthcare staff with personal wireless panic alarms designed to provide immediate assistance when needed. These easy-to-use alarms offer quick and reliable communication, allowing staff to alert colleagues or security in emergencies. Ideal for hospitals, care homes, and clinics, our systems ensure that healthcare workers are always within reach of support.
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Multiple Devices
- Lightweight devices are available in different forms
Mobile Alarm Units
- Request assistance wherever you are
- Ideal for busy A&E departments
Rechargeable
- Easy to recharge, with low battery warning and charging indicators
Different forms to meet your requirements
Staff Infra-Red Fob
- infra-red only
- record staff ID for call, reset and staff presence
- activate call points or ceiling location units
- 2 x alarms (staff call & emergency)
- call reassurance LED & tone
- red anti-ligature lanyard
- rechargeable with charging indicators

Pendant
- dual radio and infra-red alarm signals
- activate call points or ceiling location units
- 2 alarms (assistance & emergency)
- an anti-ligature cord with emergency alarm toggle
- call reassurance LED & tone
- rechargeable with charging indicators
- the radio alarm signals act as a redundancy alarm route, in case there is not a call point or ceiling location unit to receive the infra-red alarm signals
- (radio only version available if you know where the member of staff will be lone working e.g. plant room/interview room 1)

Staff BeltClip
- dual radio and infra-red alarm signals
- activate call points or ceiling location units
- 2 alarms (assistance & emergency)
- emergency alarm rip cord
- automatic man-down option available
- call reassurance LED & tone
- wireless charging with charging indicators
- the radio alarm signals act as a redundancy alarm route, in case there is not a call point or ceiling location unit to receive the infra-red alarm signals
