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Standard Alarm with Bed Pad

Standard Alarm with Bed Pad

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A basic item solves the problem in a simple way without all the bells & whistles

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The Drive Sensor Basic Alarm is used with a sensor pad to alert the caregiver that the client has gotten up. When the sensor is activated an 85dB or 100dB alarm tone sounds notifying the caregiver. LED indicates a low battery. The alarm features a convenient ON/OFF switch. 9V battery included.

Specifications

Dimensions: 11 x 30in
Weight: 1lb
4 AA batteries included

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Why we know this works!

The standard alarm with bed pad is a great way for caregivers to know when their loved one is getting out of bed. The bed pad is connected to an alarm that will sound once the person’s weight has shifted off the pad. Simply place the pad under the bed sheets on top of the mattress and plug it into the alarm. This works as a safety precaution and is perfect for those with dementia or anyone who is at risk for falls. The standard alarm with bed pad is a great way for the caregiver to have peace of mind without having eyes on their loved one at all times.

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