Bed Exit Alarm Mat (Water Resistant) PA-BED | CareWatch

Are you looking for an alarm when every time your loved one tries to get up, as soon as their back leaves the pad, the alarm sounds?

The alarm systems contain the alarms and sensor pads for beds or wheelchairs. The systems are part of Fall Prevention Programs. This product is designed as a monitor, alerting the staff when the resident has risen from their bed or chair. 

Providing better care quality and eliminating fall-injury-related costs. It is easy to use and great for helping to prevent falls and wandering! 

The sensor pad is put in the bed, and a cable is connected to the alarm box hanging in the bed or nearby. When the patient tries to get up the alarm sounds and then the caregivers come and press the alarm to turn off the sound.

Tamper-Resistant Alarm + Bed Sensor Pad

PRODUCT FEATURES

• Automatic reset
• Volume, tempo & tone adjustable
• Low battery indicator
• Water & incontinent proof sensor pad
• AAA*3 battery, for almost one year

CLEAN INSTRUCTION

• Clean the alarm pad using a surface disinfectant only
• DO NOT Sterile the pad in high temperature 

FOR NURSING HOME

Nurse call interface (Optional) - it's a "6.3mm" Male Jack, the jack is plugged into the nurse call socket in the ward wall.

How to Know When to Change the Battery

🔋 Battery Life
The battery typically lasts 8–12 months, depending on the frequency of use.

🔴 Low Battery Indicator
When the battery is running low, the red LED “Low Battery” indicator, located at the upper-left corner of the alarm unit, will flash once every 10 seconds.

This indicates that the battery should be replaced as soon as possible to ensure the alarm continues to function properly.

✓ Quick Function Test
Press the “TEST” button on the alarm. If the alarm sounds twice, the alarm is functioning normally and will then return to standby mode.

You can also test the system by pressing down on the bed sensor pad and then releasing it. If the alarm does not sound, replace the battery and test again.

For safety: Test the alarm regularly and always replace a low battery promptly.