NurseCall Relay Unit (NC-3 Relay)

The NC-3 Relay makes it possible to increase the coverage of radio reception, in order to cover a wider surface. Up to 32 NC-3 Relays can be introduced into an RS485 network, connecting them to the NC-3 Main.

• Relay output: 1 A/30 VDC
• More than 24 hours of emergency power
• Full Backwards compatible
• Programming by 21 button keyboard
• Number of alarm transmitters up to 500
• Number of alarms in event log up to 50
• Latest Flash memory microprocessor
• New systems - upgrades by SW upgrade only
• Carephone compatible battery
• On/Off switch
• Integrated Universal NurseCall (Super NurseCall)

EMS (Emergency Management Software)

Keeping track of alarm and emergency incidents can be important. Knowing when emergencies happen and understanding how well your staff responds to patient calls can be critical. Whether the information is used to improve staffing levels at certain times, validate service levels worth boasting about in your marketing campaigns, or identifying areas in need of improvement, it’s easy enough to retrieve the data with the EMS system. Emergency Management Software has other benefits, too. The easy-to-understand Graphical User Interface (GUI) can be used to quickly assign paging groups to rooms or units, including patient-specific information in the NurseCall system and more.

Voice Response

When voice communication is desired in an emergency call system, this state-of-the-art Voice Response system is the answer. It provides automatic, two-way communication between the person in need of assistance and the responder, whether it is a caregiver in a senior housing community, a relative or friend of an elderly person living alone, or the SafetyCare Response Center.
    The system consists of an attractive, compact base unit (either the Caveo 872 or Caveo AS) that interfaces with any phone line. It operates independently of the telephone so residents can keep their own personal telephones. Each resident wears a totally waterproof, ultra lightweight wireless wrist or pendant transmitter. When an emergency occurs, the resident in need simply presses the button on the wireless transmitter, and the Voice Response system automatically dials up to eight preprogrammed numbers. Once connected to a responder, the person experiencing the emergency can speak hands-free from anywhere in his or her living quarters to explain the nature of the emergency, and the responder can summon appropriate help.
    The Voice Response system provides an in-room personal call station for residents of independent living apartments, assisted living facilities, and continuing care retirement communities. Residents wear a personal transmitter (S37 wristband or pendant model) at all times, even while sleeping or in the shower. They can summon help 24 hours a day by simply pressing the easy-to-push button on their transmitters.
    When the base unit receives the alarm, it dials the Call for Help to wireless phones carried by caregivers. When a caregiver answers the call, a recorded message, a unique feature of the Voice Response system, announces the name and room number of the resident in need. Immediately, the caregiver speaks with the resident to determine the nature of the emergency and then responds appropriately. At the completion of the conversation, the caregiver resets the call through the wireless phone or presses the reset button on the room unit. There is no need to return to the nurse’s station to reset the alarm.
    The SafeyCare Response Center can be used to help manage the facility. An Alarm Receiving Unit logs in each call and stores it in a computer. When SafetyCare receives an alarm, the resident’s emergency information shows on the computer monitor and is readily available to caregivers. Management can access logs of all events and print reports.
   The Voice Response personal unit has battery back-up. In case of power failure, a long-life, environmentally-friendly 6V NiCad rechargeable battery keeps the unit functioning for up to 12 hours. The system automatically recharges when the power returns. In addition, the system checks the battery in the unit every 24 hours and gives warning months in advance when it needs to be changed. Other warnings include power outage and telephone line failure. If the phone is off the hook when the emergency occurs, the Voice Response unit will seize the line and still send the message to get help.
    Numerous convenience options make life easier for caregivers and residents. Calls for help can ring the wireless phones of all caregivers in a facility or can be directed to the specific caregivers responsible for specific wings or floors. Tabletop, cordless, or cell phones can be used. An in-house paging system can be incorporated if desired. Residents can speed-dial two frequently called numbers. A resident can answer incoming calls by pressing the button on the personal transmitter and speak with the caller from anywhere in the room. If a resident presses the transmitter button by mistake, there is the option to cancel the alarm by pressing the button a second time. A presence transmitter can be installed to send an alarm when there has been no activity in a resident’s room or apartment.
    Residents’ personal transmitters automatically supervise functionality, with the LifeCheck feature. Transmitters use long-life lithium batteries, and the ability to replace batteries on-site saves valuable time and money. Wall mount pull-cords (S35) are available for installation in bathrooms or near beds.
    The Voice Response emergency call system incorporates all of the safety features desired by senior housing communities. The fact that these units are so easy to program and install saves time and money. Owners and operators recognize the advanced technology of the Voice Response system, as well as its reputation for reliability and quality. Choosing it will protect your residents and your investment for years to come.

• Sleek, attractive design
• Automatic self-checking features
• Easy to set up and program, using on-board keypad and display
• Calls up to eight phone numbers
• Choice of transmitters: wrist, pendant, and wall-mounted pull cord
• Hands-free two-way voice communication
• Offers ability to control flow of conversation during an emergency
• Back-up battery keeps system operating during power failure and automatically recharges when power returns Operates on FCC approved 434.010 MHz FM frequency that eliminates chance of interference

Locate 1

• Totally integrated system
• State-of-the-art wireless technology
• User-friendly features
• Unique, dual-purpose activator transmits and logs resident’s alarm and location
• Resets alarms remotely
• Back-up batteries keep system operating during power failure
• Fully supervised system
• Can add additional components as needed
• WanderCall wander prevention system can be added at any time

This Nurse Call system can be upgraded at any time to include a comprehensive patient-locating function. With wireless locating beacons installed throughout the building, personnel can retrieve information about where the resident is when a call is placed. This saves time in aiding the resident, improving the quality of care and end-user satisfaction.

Using S37L wrist or pendant transmitters, beacons installed throughout the facility update the whereabouts of residents as they pass through the defined gateway. When the S37L alarm transmitter button it pressed, it alerts the staff to the need for assistance and provides information about the last beacon passed by the resident.

LE10 ROAM (Resident Out-Of-Bed Activity Module)

The LE10 receiver was specially developed to increase the mobility of the patients and residents in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and residential homes. With the LE10 ROAM installed, an S37 portable alarm transmitter enables an alarm call to be made at any time — even if the resident cannot reach the wall-mounted call buttons.

When the button on the portable alarm transmitter is pressed, the LE10 receives the signal and transfers it to the cabled system. The LE10 is quickly and easily affixed to the wall. The unit is compatible with all known wired systems.

S35 Emergency Call Transmitter – Wall MountPull Cord

• Attractive design
• Completely waterproof
• Exceptional range (up to 300 meters)
• Three-year battery life
• Easy to use, with two means of triggering an alarm
• Easy to install

S37 Radio Transmitter

• Attractive design
• Completely waterproof
• Exceptional range (up to 300 meters)
• Three-year battery life
• Easy to use
• Can be worn on the wrist or as a pendant
• Supervised battery strength signal

RAC35 Universal Transmitter

N-46 Call Box

• Fast installation and mobility achieved by wireless design
• Two relay contact outputs to drive “over-door” lamps
• Transmission of calls for helps, calls for care personnel assistance and staff presence
• Option for four categories of Personnel Arrival and Departure Message
• 3V CR 2450 lithium battery or 12-24 VDC external power supply
• LED indication of intervention status
• High reliability by transmission of programmable daily message and automatic controls
• 3.5 mm phone jack for connection of remote call for help device (switch)

The N46 wall transmitter has exceptional functionality, including the ability to drive two external “over-door” lamps in order to annunciate alarm status and indicate the presence of personnel in the room. Frontal LEDs mimic this status. There is a provision for an external DC power supply. Through the “Personnel Arrival and Departure Message” option, four categories of Caring Personnel can be identified.

WaveWare Paging System
(with Apollo PagerWaveWare SPS-5 Alphanumeric Paging System)

• Synthesized frequency
• Low-level battery indicator
• Hand programmable (password protected)
• Up to 12 alerts
• Message lock
• Battery gauge
• 16 personal message slots
• Message time stamp
• Time/date display
• Five daily alarms
• Reminder alert
• Individual or all delete
• Backlight display
• State

Lone Worker Down - Fall Detector

• Maximum employee safety
• Automatic emergency call initiation
• Can be set to manual alarm triggering, with or without preliminary alarm
• Exceptionally reliable
• Splash-proof
• Battery-level monitor
• Simple installation
• Excellent price/performance ratio
• Customer-specific alarm broadcast, depending on the alarm system

Wireless Smoke Detector

• Photoelectronic sensing chamber provides high efficiency in detecting slow smoldering fires
• Easy installation (no wiring necessary)
• Alarm transmission over secured radio channel
• High-working reliability secured by transmission of daily message and automatic controls
• 85 dBA piezo alarm horn provides audible notification of fire
• Manual test button to test all detector functions
• 9 V alkaline battery powered
• Mounting material included

This smoke detector is designed for convenient ceiling or wall mounting since no hard wiring is required. It adds smoke detection capability and integrates easily into social alarm systems that feature SafetyCare emergency call equipment.

IS76 Beacon

The IS76 Beacon with its ferrite antenna allows the “L” type Alarm transmitters (S37L and S35L) to transmit position information along with the identification code. This information can be used to locate the position of the resident who has triggered a Call for Help, or to transmit an alarm as soon as the resident comes within range of the exit door. The IS76 beacon has a ferrite antenna, making it useful where a Loop Antenna is not appropriate or impossible to install.
Features

• Antenna offers a better-defined range that is less dependent on the
• surrounding building material
• Operation range up to 5 feet radius around the antenna
• Antenna Size – 23-12” x 1-1/4” x 1-1/4”
• Connection cable: 6-1/2’ “twisted pair” (may be lengthened up to 33 ft)
• Antenna can be installed indoors or outdoors
• Up to 230 user selectable position codes (001 to 230)
• Up to 24 user selectable “Wandering” codes (231 to 254)
• Relay contact (normally closed) and front panel LED offers supervision of beacon functionality

Caveo872: Two-Way Voice Communication At the Touch of a Button

• Equipped with service key
• Excellent duplex speech quality
• Works with new hand operated radio transmitter
• Dials up to six alarm numbers
• Five-day battery back-up in case of power failure
• Supervision of the different functions

The Caveo872 is a Personal Emergency Response System (PERS), which is simple to install and easy to use. The alarm can be released through a button on the device, as well as by means of a hand-operated radio transmitter. In an emergency, a fast and efficient assistance call can be requested over an automatically established telephone connection with the SafetyCare Response Center. You can program the third button as a log on/log off button (check-in feature) or as a service key. This service function allows it to perform extra services that go beyond the simple call for help (for instance, contributing to the comfort of persons living alone). The system can be extended, at little installation expense, through additional components such as radio-based smoke, motion, carbon monoxide, water-level, and low-temperature detectors.

CaveoAS Carephone: Expands PERS Capabilities Even Farther

• Plug-and-play installation made possible by built-in keypad.
• Excellent duplex speech quality
• Integral LCD display provides indication for self-diagnostics
• Up to 10 receivers/phone numbers can be programmed in
• Up to 13 voice messages to send audio alerts to responders

The Caveo AS features all the capabilities of the Caveo 872, plus expanded programming, indicating, and communicating features. It has a built-in keypad that can be used for plug-and-play installation. In addition, the Caveo AS can be programmed by local computer using Windows-based TSM programming software or remotely from a monitoring station like the SafetyCare Response Center.
    The Caveo AS can function as a stand-alone unit to call individual responders or a central monitoring station. It is designed for tabletop use or wall mounting. Residents equipped with pendant or wristband transmitters can trigger the system manually. Smoke, intrusion, or motion detector in an alarm situation can also automatically trigger it. Two-way voice communications are provided so residents can speak with EMTs at SafetyCare’s Response Center using duplex speech mode.
   Up to 10 receivers can be programmed into the Caveo AS. And up to 13 voice messages can be recorded to send audio alerts to responders