Description
The Cura1 2702 Three Channel Cordless Falls Monitor is an advanced solution designed to enhance safety in home care or single patient care environments. This versatile device allows for the monitoring of up to three compatible cordless devices, such as bed, chair, or floor sensor pads, along with one hard-wired Cura1 sensor. Its modern ergonomic design ensures ease of use and seamless integration into various care settings.
Key Features
- Wireless Operation: Utilizes a fully supervised 433 MHz frequency, offering reliable performance without the need for extensive wiring.
- Power Options: Operates on three AA batteries (included) with an optional 6V plug pack, providing up to six months of nominal battery life.
- Alert System: Features adjustable audible alerts with three selectable volume levels, including a silent mode for use with nurse call systems. Visual alerts are provided through an amber LED indicator.
- Comprehensive Monitoring: Provides alerts for sensor activation, signal loss, low battery, and other critical statuses, ensuring continuous supervision.
- Memory Functions: Includes alarm memory with auto re-arm functionality, rearming if the patient returns to bed, and the ability to clear memory and pair new devices as needed.
Compatibility and Accessories
The monitor is compatible with various nurse call systems and can function as a mobile or stationary unit within a 20–50m radius of the pads. Included accessories are a soft monitor cover, fixing strap, mounting bracket, and a quick start guide. Optional compatible accessories include cordless pad/mat transmitters, personal emergency transmitters, and more.
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 120 x 83 x 35 mm
- Weight: 210 g (without batteries)
- Material: ABS housing
- Operating Conditions: Temperature range of 5–40°C with relative humidity below 85%
Maintenance
To ensure optimal performance, it is recommended to test the monitor and all paired devices before each use. This proactive approach helps in maintaining the reliability and effectiveness of the monitoring system, ultimately contributing to a safer care environment.
