Out of Bed Sensor with Mobile Phone Alerts

Name: Out of Bed Sensor with Mobile Phone Alerts
Brand: Frequency Precision

Frequency Precision

£648

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Ideal for home carers and supported living: this bed sensor detects when someone leaves their bed and — crucially — when they haven't returned within a set time, sending the alert straight to a mobile phone through the included AIRlert HUB. No call system needed, no subscription, and nothing worn by the person. How it works The sensor mat sits under the mattress and monitors bed occupancy. Leave the bed and it starts the clock; if the person isn't back within the time you choose — a bathroom visit that's gone on too long, a night-time wander — the HUB raises the alert. You set the rules to sui

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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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Out of Bed Sensor with Mobile Phone Alerts

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