Magnetic Personal Pull String Alarm

This alarm mounts to a bed or wheelchair and the Alligator clip attaches to the user's clothes to create a complete system. An alarm sounds when the magnetic seal is broken between clip and monitor, indicating patient movement.

FEATURES:

Mounts on wheelchair or bed.

Adjustable-length cord clips to resident’s clothing.

Multidirectional pull switch can be activated from any direction.

When the magnetic end is pulled from the contact, the alarm is activated.

Convenient On/Off switch for easy activation-deactivation.

Alarm can be set to low (70dB) or high (85dB)

LED should glow when the alarm is turned on (high or low) to check battery

Battery operated

Requires One 9V battery (included).

Hook and loop bed attachment strip provided

Integral mounting hole

Manufacturer's One Year Limited Warranty.

How to Use:
Wheelchair Installation and Use: Adjust cord to desired length and attach to resident’s shirt or blouse (see images above).
You may choose one of the following two installation methods to secure the alarm to the wheelchair.
Mounting Bracket
1. Remove the second-from-top screw from either side of
the wheelchair backrest.
2. Remove grommet from screw, place screw through hole in alarm mounting bracket, and refasten screw to wheelchair.
Cord Loop
1. Insert enclosed cord loop through bracket hole.
2. Hang from wheelchair push-handle.

Bed Installation and Use:
1. The personal alarm is attached to the headboard by means of Velcro® strips. Remove backing from one strip and apply it to the back of the alarm.
2. Peel backing from other Velcro® strip and attach it to the upper left or right side of the headboard.
3. Secure alarm to headboard and attach clip to resident’s pajamas (see image above).
4. Set alarm at high or low.
Note: To extend battery life, always place switch in “off” position when alarm is not in use.

Caution
1. The Personal Alarm is not a substitute for proper supervision. Fall-risk and wander-risk resident’s should be
monitored regularly.
2. Check battery each time alarm is used. This is done by setting alarm in high or low volume and remove magnet.
If alarm is weak or fails to sound replace 9-volt battery. To access battery, push down on battery compartment slide
on side of alarm. Test alarm before use.
3. LED should glow when the alarm is turned on (high or low)
4. Periodically check clip to make certain it is attached to resident. Also check to see if resident has not removed battery.
PACEMAKER CAUTION: This item could only affect pacemaker/defibrillator function if held directly in contact with the pacemaker or defibrillator area.
Due to the low magnetic pull of the magnet, the products are safe to use if the magnet is kept approximately
2” away from the pacemaker/defibrillator area.