Wireless Convulsion Sensor Mat & Pager Set

Name: Wireless Convulsion Sensor Mat & Pager Set
Brand: Frequency Precision

Frequency Precision

£576

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Designed to alert a carer to the repetitive movement associated with a tonic-clonic seizure during sleep. The full-length sensor mat sits under the mattress — nothing is attached to the person — and signals the included wireless pager the moment seizure-type movement is detected, so a carer in another room can respond fast. How it works The pressure-sensitive mat monitors movement through the mattress while the person sleeps. When it detects the strong, repetitive movement pattern of a convulsion, it triggers the pager wirelessly — no wires to the bed's occupant, no loss of comfort, and it wor

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FREQUENCY PRECISION LIMITED, number 01944317. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Wireless Convulsion Sensor Mat & Pager Set

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