Residents’ transmitters will now work in common areas such as community centres

Yet another benefit to switching your old analogue equipment over to our new LifeGuard SmartHome IP Dialler (IPD) is that your residents’ personal transmitters (neck pendants, wrist transmitters, or fall sensors) will also work when they are in common areas that have the IPD.

Just like their personal units, the community centre IPD will be able to identify which resident pressed the alarm and display the residents’ personal and medical details to our nurses.

We can speak to the resident (and any others nearby) via the unit’s speakerphone.

The activated transmitters do need to be within range of the Community Centre IPD, and we recommend that village management check coverage and purchase a range extender, if need be, to ensure the best coverage.

Of course, residents can still use any existing call points or transmitters that may already be in the community centres or press the Help button on the unit itself.