Medical Alert Systems
Have 3 Components
Have 3 Components
1. The Transmitter
Pressing the button on the transmitter will activate the medical alert system.
It:
- should be worn at all times, making it readily available in the event of a fall.
- is waterproof and should be worn while bathing.
- is available in either pendant, wristband or fall detection style.
- is sealed and requires no user maintenance.
- contains a battery rated for 3 to 4 years.
- has an unobstructed range of over 400′.
2. The Communicator
The HelpLine® medical alert system, when activated, automatically dials the monitoring center.
It:
- provides 2-way voice communication with a high output speaker and sensitive microphone.
- features an automatic battery backup rated for up to 40 hours.
- includes “line capture” capability of devices plugged into it.
- emits audible messages when activated.
- reports low battery backup condition.
- may be used to answer incoming calls.
3. The Monitoring Center
The monitoring center receives the communicator’s call and dispatches help.
It:
- was established in 1992 and is UL certified for = architectural and physical features, emergency power and operator training.
- has an average response time of 45 seconds from the activation of the system.
- is staffed by operators certified through Security Industry Association training.
- earned Five Diamond Certification (less than 5% reach this level).
Optional Equipment
Programmable Lockbox
Pendant Transmitter
Wristband Transmitter
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