Drive Medical Patient Alarm for Bed

$139.99

Overview:

Size/Count 1.0 ea

Alerts care giver with audio alarm
Pressure sensitive pad
Comes with 4 AA batteries

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FEATURES:

Alerts care giver with audio alarm when patient gets out of a chair or bed
Pressure sensitive pad connects to the audio alarm
The alarm comes with a safety alert, ON/OFF switch and low battery warning
Comes with 4 AA batteries (Included)
Pad size: (chair) 10-inch x 15-inch
Pad size: (bed) 11-inch x 30-inch
Warranty: (alarm) 6 months

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Shipping Weight (in lbs): 0.61
Product in inches (LxWxH): 30.5x 11.5x 3.0

Reviews

Drive MedicalPatient Alarm for Bed

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

Quality:

3 out of 5

Value:

4 out of 5

1 out of 1(100%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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1 FEATURES:Alerts care giver with audio alarm when patient gets out of a chair or bedPressure sensitive pad connects to the audio alarmThe alarm comes with a safety alert, ON/OFF switch and low battery warningComes with 4 AA batteries (Included)Pad size: (chair) 10-inch x 15-inchPad size: (bed) 11-inch x 30-inchWarranty: (alarm) 6 months

Summary of Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

Quality:

3 out of 5

Value:

4 out of 5

1 out of 1(100%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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Pros

alarm works when patient exits bed.(1)

Cons

on/off/volume switch extremely small(1)

Product Reviews

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

Quality:

3 out of 5

Value:

4 out of 5

Corky

Location:Milwaukee, WI

Age:55-65

Gender:female

Drive Bed Alarm

Date:October 5, 2011

Pros: alarm works when patient exits bed.

Cons: on/off/volume switch extremely small

Easy to install. Alarm works appropriately.
The main problem with this alarm is the patient control switches are way too small and very difficult for the average person to operate (whether patient or caregiver).
The low-off-high alarm switch is extremely tiny and not only difficult to see, but difficult to move the switch to the appropriate position.
This alarm could be the perfect safety device for a person who sleep walks or inappropriately gets out of bed. A bigger and easier to operate On/Off switch would make it so much more patient/caregiver friendly.