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Website: Bed Occupancy Sensor for Telecare Systems
Cost: £264.00
Features:
- The Bed Occupancy Sensor is most commonly used where an alert is needed if a person gets out of bed in the night and then doesn’t get back into bed within a preset period of time.
Other information:
The bed occupancy system is fully adaptable and so can work under all mattresses including those that are traditionally considered difficult for sensors to work with:
- Airflow Pressure Relieving Mattresses
- Profiling Beds
- Domestic Mattresses
| Monitors for seizures | No |
|---|---|
| Types of seizures detected | N/A |
| Bed occupancy detection | Yes |
| Audible / haptic alarm | Yes |
| Notifies caregivers | Yes |
| Movement detection | Yes |
| Sound detection | No |
| Suitable for children | No |
| CE marked | No |
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