Economy 10x15 Corded Chair Pad with In-Room Monitor EC1-SYS

Affordable, easy-to-use fall monitor (TL2100E) and Chair Pad

The TL-2100E in-room Monitor and 10x15 Corded Chair Pad allows the caregiver to turn off the alarm while attending to residents at the bedside.  Monitor is ideally placed  on the wheelchair or chair with the Protective Boot and Hanging Strap and attached to the corded chair pad, alerting the caregiver when an individual gets up and pressure is reomoved from the pad.  Battery operated (3-AA, not included)

The monitor can be placed at the beside or wheelchair. The exit alarms is connected to a corded sensor pad, floor mat or seat belts. When the resident is about to get up from a bed or a chair, the monitor will sound alerting the caregiver

• On/Off Switch prevents the alarm from sounding when the caregiver moves the resident from bed or chair, or when changing clothes or linens.
• Chair Pad is 10X15 (PPC-WI)

TL2100E Monitor Features:

• Low Cost
• Includes On/Off Switch
• Supports one corded product per alarm
  
• Safety Auto-Reset™ function: Monitor will automatically reset when weight is re-applied to connected bed or chair pad
• Status Light when in use, the visual alert light blinks every 4 seconds
• Includes Low Battery and Monitor Status Indicator Lights
• Adjustable Full range Volume control
  
• Monitor can be set to silent when using an existing nurse call system and additional nurse call cord
• Variable Tone Settings
• Patented Pad Signal Lost Light notification:  Notifies caregiver that sensor pad connection has been lost
• Nurse Call Port enables to use with existing hard-wire nurse call system
• Battery Power
• Battery operated (1 9v not included) Optional AC Adapter is not available for this montior
  
• Protective Boot and Hanging Strap
• Built-in strain relief clip to reduce the number of broken cords from accidental or excessive pulling from resident or bed rails
• Wall Mount Screws and Hardware
• Distance 20-30 Ft.
• 1 Year Warranty

To use, place the pad on the seat of the patient's chair.  You may place a thin coverlet over the pad, but always test before using to ensure the alarm sounds immediately when weight is removed from the pad.  Connect the pad to the alarm via the approximately 3 foot cord that runs out of a corner of the pad, which clips securely into the alarm monitor with a connection similar to a phone jack.  Hang the chair alarm on the chair (using the hanging hardware included), or place in a convenient location near the pad.  When the patient lifts their weight from the pad, the chair alarm will sound, calling you to their aid. Simply silence the alarm by pressing the reset button as you assist your patient. When you are ready to activate the system again, place the patient back onto the pad. The system is reactivated and ready to respond as soon as they remove their weight from the pad again.