Secure® SUA-120 Fall Alarm Monitor

Description

120 dB Fall Alarm Monitor

The Secure 120 dB Alarm Monitor (Model No. SUA-120) is perfect for use as a fall prevention alarm in rooms farthest from the nurse’s station. This patient alarm monitor can be used as part of a bed or chair pressure sensor pad system or with a wheelchair seat belt sensor. It is tamper-resistant and features a test and reset button, along with a low battery indicator light.

The 120 dB Alarm Monitor can be silenced in the patient room when connected to a facility nurse call system. This fall alarm monitor is ideal for: Facilities requiring a fall alarm monitor with multiple alarm tones and decibel levels Immediately notifying staff when the resident exits the bed, chair, or wheelchair At-home caregivers in need of a high-quality and reliable fall alarm monitor for their loved ones

• The fall alarm monitor is always on for the safety of residents, ensuring that staff cannot forget to activate it (meets Joint Commission guidelines)
• Tamper-resistant covers conceal patient fall alarm monitor settings
• The flashing alert light enables staff to easily identify when the fall alarm monitor has been activated
• You can choose from alarm sounds with volumes of 120 dB, 90 dB, or 80 dB.
• The low battery indicator light and sound will continue to alert you until the batteries are replaced
• Test & reset button
• A protective holder with a mounting strap and wall-mount hardware are included
• 3 AAA batteries & screwdriver included
• HCPCS Code – A9280
• One Year Warranty
• Optional Power Adapter (ACDC-1)
• Optional 8 ft. Nurse Call Interface Cable (NCI-1)

Special Features included with all our Alarm Monitors, Sensor Pads, & Sets

• Auto reset feature eliminates false alarms or “alarm monitor fatigue.”
• Alarm monitor will not sound if residents roll over in bed.
• Alarm sound will automatically shut off if the resident sits or lies back down on the pad after fully getting off the pad.
• Our ultra-thin sensor pads for beds and chairs are discreet and imperceptible to residents, making them ideal for those with dementia.