Bed Side Helper – Alarm Pad

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AUD $15.00AUD $218.00

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The Bed Side Helper – Alarm Pad is an accessory to the Bed Side Helper (sold separately), which is a product used to help people hold onto something when getting in and out of bed.

The Alarm Pad can be added to the Bed Side Helper to alert the Carer and the Patient that they are leaning against the Helper, or if they knock it in the event of a seizure. Another use is for Patients to tell a Carer that they need assistance, if they are not able to operate a Nurse Call Pager.

CONNECTION OPTIONS

The Alarm Pad is available with an Alarm Box, to sound inside the Patient’s room, or a 10 metre Extension Cord can be used so that the Alarm Box can be taken to another room. The Alarm Pad is also available with a Nurse Call Plug, to sound an alert through a facility’s Nurse Call Paging System.

ADDITIONAL ALARM PADS

bed side helperIf there are two Bed Side Helpers being used together on one side of the bed, or on opposite sides, two Bed Side Helper – Alarm Pads can be joined together using a Y-Connector so that they can plug into a single Alarm Box or Nurse Call Socket. More Alarm Pads can be connected as required by using multiple Y-Connectors plugged in to each other. (Click to enlarge image)

Note: Patients may still get out of bed without sounding the Alarm. If getting out of bed is a problem, we suggest using a Stand-Up Floor Alarm

 

Patent Number 2021209173 / 2005200571
Item # Description
468ACS Alarm Pad Contact Sheets
444-A-P-ON Alarm Box – Pressure ON Bed Side Helper Alarm Pad
4441B Nurse Call (Stereo Plug) Bed Side Helper Alarm Pad
4442B Nurse Call (Stereo Plug) Bed Side Helper Alarm Pad
444E Extension Cord (10 metres) Stand Up Alarm Extension Cord
444Y Y-Connector Bed Side Helper Alarm Pad

 

 

 

 

Do not machine wash or submerse the Alarm Pad in water.

If the Alarm Pad becomes soiled, it should be disposed of and replaced.

Consult your medical Therapist before using to ensure this product is suitable for the patient. Pelican cannot accept responsibility if a patient is harmed when using the Bed Side Helper.

Note: Patients may still get out of bed without sounding the Alarm. If getting out of bed is a problem, we suggest using a Stand-Up Floor Alarm