Two Pendant Paging System

The Two Pendant Alert System is an affordable and reliable way for you to know that your charge needs your assistance.

Caregivers usually spend the majority of their time with those they are caring for. However, there are times when you need to step away, and it is important that your loved one can call for you if needed.

The Two Pendant Paging System uses wireless technology to alert a caregiver that assistance is needed. When the button is pressed, signals are sent to the receiving unit which will chime immediately. These signals can be received from up to 300 feet away. There is a small visual indicator light that blinks as well.

The Two Pendant Paging System consists of:

"Nurse" Call Pendant (Qty 2)

• The button is user friendly and requires little pressure to push.

• A lanyard is enclosed so it can be worn like a pendant.

• The included sticky adhesive lets you attach it someplace easily accessible.

Caregiver Pager (Qty 1)

• The beeper style clip-on receiver only weighs 4.1 oz. with batteries installed, so it is easy to wear on your waistband.

• The pager also has a stand on the back for tabletop use.

• Can receive a signal from up to 300 feet away.

The Pager/Receiver has two alert settings, a 30 second long siren and a 3 second long doorbell-like chime. Both alerts are very loud and can be heard from quite a distance. (The receiver's volume is not adjustable.)

Using a Fall Guard Alert System? The Modified Button Two Pendant Paging System can be used for remote monitoring of a chair or bed pressure pad. See the "Other Style" tab for details.

Modified Button Two Pendant Paging System (DL2240AD)

This 2 Pendant Paging System is made for use with a Tamper-Proof Alert Monitor on the Fall Guard System. It signals the caregiver's pager for remote monitoring of a chair or bed pressure pad. (See the Fall Guard Alert Systems for details.)

This system includes:

• One modified pendant with a 'tail' that plugs into a Tamper-Proof Alert Monitor. This modified pendant/ transmitter also has an easy to press button that can be used by the patient to call for assistance.

• One standard nurse call button.

• One Caregiver Pager.

"This is the ideal device for a large house. My father has advanced Parkinson's Disease and needed a way to call for assistance if he fell." M.C., Glenside, PA

"Excellent product; simple, and loud enough. However, the button is a bit hard to push for someone with arthritis, and if pushed not quite hard enough, it will click, but no signal will be sent. Also, difficult to find button by feel. (Tip: put one of those stick-on felt cabinet door pads on the button. Makes it easy to locate.)" J.J., Tenino, WA

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