Sensor Pad Alarms
Shop Sensor Pad Alarms at Rescue Supply — a working range built for hospitals, public agencies, care facilities and home users. A focused selection, chosen for everyday professional use.
You'll find Medical Floor Sensor Pad, Medical Velcro Release Seatbelt Sensor, Chair Pro E-Z Release Belt Alarm System and Leveling Pad Alarm System in the current lineup. Brands represented include Proactive, Skil-Care. Options span Medical Floor Sensor Pad, Medical Velcro Release Seatbelt Sensor and Chair Pro E-Z Release Belt Alarm System, covering the configurations facilities and home users ask for most.
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Proactive Medical Floor Sensor Pad | Heavy-Duty Weight-Sensitive Early Warning Fall Prevention Mat
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Proactive Medical Velcro Release Seatbelt Sensor | Wheelchair Fall Prevention Alarm Belt with Visual Touch-Fastener Indicator
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Skil-Care Leveling Pad Alarm System
Factory Direct Ships 2-3 Days! (Estimated) View ProductFrequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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What sensor pad alarms are in this collection?
The 5 listings are fall prevention alarm products from Proactive and Skil-Care: a weight-sensitive floor sensor pad, a velcro release seatbelt sensor, the Chair Pro E-Z release belt alarm system, a Chair Pro lift-off lap cushion alarm system and a leveling pad alarm system.
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How is this different from the Bed Alarms collection?
They are related but different alarm points: this collection covers floor mats, seatbelt release sensors and lap cushion alarms, while the Bed Alarms collection covers the bed and chair sensor pad systems themselves.
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What does the seatbelt sensor alarm do?
The seatbelt sensor alarms when the velcro belt is released, alerting staff that a wheelchair user is trying to stand before they get up unassisted.
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What is the floor sensor pad for?
The floor pad is a heavy-duty weight-sensitive mat placed beside the bed or in a doorway; stepping on it triggers the alarm so staff can respond as the patient gets up.
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Who uses these alarm systems?
Hospitals, nursing homes and memory care units use these alarms on residents at high fall risk, especially those who forget to call for help.