Bed Occupancy Sensor for Telecare Systems

Name: Bed Occupancy Sensor for Telecare Systems
Brand: Frequency Precision

Frequency Precision

£264

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Our patented sensor detects the presence of breathing and heart pulses to determine whether a bed is occupied. The Airlert™ Bed Occupancy Sensor continuously signals whether a bed is occupied. The full-length mat is positioned under the mattress to detect the presence of the occupant on any part of the bed. Order Code: BO What's it used for? The Bed Occupancy Sensor is most commonly used where an alert is needed if a person gets out of bed in the night and then doesn't get back into bed within a preset period of time. This could indicate that they have fallen and are in need of help. The Bed O

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Registered at Companies House as FREQUENCY PRECISION LIMITED, number 01944317. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Bed Occupancy Sensor for Telecare Systems

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