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Cura1 Wristband Alarm Transmitter with Man Down

Code FM2595

A lightweight, water resistant wristband call button that sends an alert to a Cura1 StaffAlert, pager or monitor. Suits residents and clients who need to call for help from anywhere within range.

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NDIS · Aged care · DVA · Private

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Assessment support, trials at home or in the showroom, quotes with NDIS item codes and a consultant who will do the home measure.

Delivered and assembled · NDIS, aged care, DVA and private · Serviced by our own technicians

About this product

The Cura1 2595 wristband transmitter gives a client a call button they wear rather than one fixed to a wall. Pressing the large rubber button raises an alert on a paired Cura1 receiver, so a carer can respond without the client needing to reach a fixed call point.

It works with Cura1 StaffAlert and LRCS duress systems and with Cura1 pagers and monitors. Range depends on the building, so plan placement of receivers with the layout in mind.

The unit is small and light enough for continuous wear and is rated IP65, so it stands up to hand washing and bathroom use. The battery is user replaceable.

  • Frequency: 433 MHz
  • Typical range: 50m, less in built environments
  • Battery: 3V CR2450 lithium coin cell, 1 to 2 years
  • Ingress protection: IP65
  • Size: 46 x 34 x 13mm
  • Weight: 25g
  • Operating temperature: 5 to 40 degrees C
  • Supplied with buckle strap, lanyard optional
  • Warranty: 12 months

Consider whether the client can reliably press a button. If not, a sensor based alert may be more appropriate.

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