Secure® Universal Fall Alarm Monitor Seat Belt Set

Description

Universal Fall Alarm Monitor Seat Belt Set

The Universal Fall Alarm Monitor Seat Belt Set includes: One Year SB-1 Quick-Release Seat Belt, SUA-1 Universal Fall Management Alarm Monitor, AMH-1 Alarm Monitor Holder.

The Universal Fall Management Alarm Monitor (SUA-1) is ideal for helping staff identify residents at ‘fall risk’ during admissions and other high risk times including floor-to-floor transfer, post fall or change of condition. Pair the Universal Fall Alarm Monitor with our One Year Quick-Release Seat Belt (SB-1).

Features of the Universal Alarm Monitor (SUA-1) include:

• Always on for resident safety. Impossible for staff to forget to activate fall alarm monitor. Meets Joint Commission guidelines.
• 80 dB fall alarm can be used with a monitoring pad or as a personal fall alarm monitor
• Break-resistant ABS case
• Auto reset with low battery indicator light
• Easy to use front test & reset button
• Easy to use press & hold for 3 seconds feature to stop alarm from sounding
• 9 volt battery for longer battery life
• Battery & screwdriver included
• HCPCS Code – A9280
• U.S. PATENT NO. 6,847,301

Features of the Secure® One Year Quick-Release Seat Belt

Do not use the Seat Belt on a resident/patient with a pacemaker or implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD).

• 31″- 54″ adjustable seat belt has quick-release, non-restraint activation
• 5′ connecting cord
• Attaches easily using two existing screws on back of wheelchair
• No tools or mounting materials needed to attach alarm to wheelchair frame
• 2′ extension cord available (sold separately)
• The ONLY Seat Belt with metal connecting pin…no breakable plastic parts!
• For larger residents use the Seat Belt Extender 12″ (SBE-12) (sold separately)
• For quick installation and removal use the EZ Wheelchair Seat Belt Attachment Loops (SBAL-1) (sold separately)
• One year warranty

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

• Auto reset feature eliminates false alarms or “alarm monitor fatigue.”
• Alarm monitor will not sound if resident simply rolls over in bed.
• Alarm monitor sound will automatically shut off if resident sits or lies back down on pad after fully getting off pad.
• Ultra thin monitoring pads are discreet and imperceptible to residents. Ideal for dementia residents.