The Cura1 iBeam is a battery powered infrared movement sensor with a narrow detection field. Set beside a bed or across a doorway, it sends a radio signal to a paired Cura1 receiver when someone passes through the beam, and the alarm sounds at the receiver. The field adjusts up to about 8 m, and the unit runs on three AA batteries for about 6 months of normal use.
Key features
- Narrow detection field, adjustable to about 8 metres
- Runs on 3 x AA batteries or a 6 to 12 V DC supply
- Pause mode while a carer is attending
- Low battery indicator and on/off switch
- Wall bracket, screws and double sided tape included
Who it suits
Clients who will not tolerate a sensor pad, pull it off, or move around in bed enough to trigger false alarms, and clients who need a doorway watched at night. The narrow beam is set to cover the bed edge or the door only, so a carer or another person moving elsewhere in the room does not trip it. Common in dementia care at home and in supported accommodation.
Good to know
- Needs a Cura1 receiver: 3501 or 3508 ActiveCare pagers, 2700 Six Channel Cordless Falls Monitor, 3500 ActiveCare Console, or the 2544 and 2549 Multiport Expanders
- Batteries included, or run it from 6 to 12 V DC at 300 mA for a permanent install
- Compact unit, 78 mm by 81.5 mm by 38.5 mm including bracket, 0.1 kg
- 2 year warranty
Book a trial if you want to check the beam placement in the client’s room, or ask for a quote with a pager. Tasmanian owned, delivering Tasmania-wide.
