TELECARE

Water detectors are needed for countless reasons. A blocked sink, toilet, or tap being left on/unattended can quickly lead to flood damage with potentially dangerous consequences.

NCS smoke alarms are essential for every home and linking them with other MX Series-connected telecare sensors can provide residents and their loved ones with an overall sense of security and safety.

Temperature extremes/heat sensors are highly beneficial for residents who may be suffering with dementia, who may leave food cooking too long or forget to turn their heating on in the winter.

Carbon Monoxide (CO) is produced when a heating or cooking device runs inefficiently. It is estimated that CO poisoning kills 30-50 people in the UK each year.

When aiming to minimize the risks involved in looking after individuals in assisted or shared living accommodation, being aware of their location can be crucial.

Passive Infrared Sensors read an individual’s body temperature compared to that of the room and measure this in the form of infrared radiation.

Pull cord units are best used in situations where extra attention needs to be taken to care and if the individual wishes to have a fixed point of call for any emergency needs, such as on a wall or ceiling.

Personal pendants act as personal alarms or triggers; having a large button which can be pressed, end-users can securely get into contact with an onsite manager or an emergency call centre.

For those who need to communicate with their personal pendant, a talking pendant is also available, allowing two-way communication between end-user and call centre.

When it comes to caring for individuals who have a critical condition or are of elderly age, falls and trips are highly probable and sometimes unavoidable. Fall sensors provide efficient emergency help when this situation occurs.

This DECT device can be used by end-users and management staff who want a fixed point of call around various shared and assisted living schemes.

This in-home peripheral device, enables high-quality, hands-free, two-way communication, which can be life-saving when a situation is needed to be communicated vocally.

A panic caller button is necessary when an individual living in a dwelling feels unsure in a stranger calling at their door. One simple press of the device’s large button sends out a silent call to the onsite team which will act immediately.

Another bogus caller button for sending out a silent call to the onsite team.

Access fobs ensure the easiest and most secure way of accessing a sheltered house.