Provides an early warning by alerting that the user has left their bed or chair and not returned within a preset time period, indicating a potential fall. The sensor can also be programmed to switch on lights, helping people find their way to and from bed easily.
This trigger is based on the Gem and comes complete with a wall-mounting bracket, for location by a doorway when using as a bogus caller button, or in other areas of a dwelling, when using as a panic button.
The Bogus Caller can be used when answering the door, once pressed a silent call is sent to the monitoring staff which allows the monitoring staff to listen to the conversation this is used by clients as a extra source of reassurance.
Warns of dangerous CO levels which otherwise could go undetected, providing unrivalled levels of accuracy and reliability.
Placed between the mattress and sheet, this sensor provides immediate warning on detection of moisture, allowing effective action to be taken. The sensor eliminates the need for carers to make physical checks, promoting dignity and independence. The enuresis sensor can be used for incontinence.
This state of the art sensor monitors tonic-clonic seizures only. The sensor eliminates the need for carers to make physical checks, promoting independence and dignity.
400 older people fall every day in Ireland. Emergency Response's fall detector can provide valuable peace of mind by automatically detecting a serious fall and raising an alert to the monitoring centre.
Provides an early warning of flood situations, such as taps being left on.
An anti flood and scald prevention plug useful for baths and sinks releasing excess water safely down the waste exit or plughole. The pressure plate in the centre of the plug will change colour if the water is above what is considered a safe temperature e.g. 21 degrees c.
Provides an effective solution to support medication compliance by automatically dispensing medication and providing audible and visual alerts to the user each time medication should be taken. If the user fails to access the medication, an alert is raised to the monitoring centre or designated carer.
This has been developed to help encourage telecare users to wear their personal triggers throughout the day. By combining an alarm button with a high quality watch, users are more likely to wear it and as a result will be provided with additional protection as their ability to raise an alarm is increased.
Provides an early warning of dangerous levels of gas if a leak is detected. only available with Mains Gas.
A wireless movement detector that can be used for both activity and inactivity monitoring, for example, to check if a person has got out of bed or visited the kitchen.
Monitors movement in a specific area, for example to monitor if someone has got out of bed or left the house.
As people with dementia are prone to walking about, this sensor specifically monitors for people leaving a building at unusual times of day or night. It can also detect if a main exit door has been left open.
To raise alerts in areas where personal triggers are unlikely to be worn e.g. positioned next to the bed. A wired version is also available.
Enhanced with new features such as auto low battery reporting, only one battery for ease of management and accreditation to the very latest standard for smoke detectors.
Monitors for low and high temperature extremes in addition to rate of rise of temperature. Helps minimise the risks associated with changes in temperature including the build up of heat in a kitchen and the risk of sustained periods of cold weather.
FIRST HOME SECURITY EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE ARDBOYNE HOTEL IN CO MEATH.
EVENT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FROM 11AM TO 7PM.
DATE IS 26TH NOVEMBER 2011.
COME AND HAVE A CHAT WITH OUR TELECARE SALES TEAM AND SEE WHAT EMERGENCY RESPONSE HAVE ON OFFER.
THE NATIONAL PLOUGHING CHAMPIONSHIP 2011 IN ATHY ON 20TH - 22ND SEPTEMBER.
THE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CONFERENCE 2011 IN THE BURLINGTON HOTEL ON 9TH AND 10TH OCTOBER.
A Study into the benefits of telecare for older people choosing to remain at home. On Behalf of the HSE.
