SUA-1 Universal Alarm Monitor for Elderly Fall Prevention - Works with All Secure Bed, Chair & Wheelchair Seat Belt Sensors for Seniors (Not Included) - Caregiver Alert System for Patient Monitoring
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SUA-1 Universal Alarm Monitor for Elderly Fall Prevention - Works with All Secure Bed, Chair & Wheelchair Seat Belt Sensors for Seniors (Not Included) - Caregiver Alert System for Patient Monitoring
- FALL PREVENTION MONITORING: The SUA-1 alarm monitor for elderly fall prevention works with Secure Safety Solutions wired bed, chair, and wheelchair seat belt sensors
- CAREGIVER ALERT SYSTEM: Emits a loud 80 dB alarm sound and flashing alert light to immediately notify caregivers when a patient attempts to rise or leave a bed or chair
- TAMPER-RESISTANT DESIGN: Features a 3-second-press reset button, break-resistant ABS housing, and always-on functionality to prevent accidental deactivation and ensure continuous protection
- DURABLE & RELIABLE: Includes an alarm auto-reset feature, low-battery indicator, battery tester, and operates on one 9V battery (included) for uninterrupted performance
- ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE: Backed by Secure Safety Solutions’ one-year full-replacement guarantee and trusted by healthcare professionals for over 35 years.
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