A disabled toilet alarm is an alarm system that can be activated by pulling a cord installed in a bathroom. Its function is to alert occupants of a building when pulled that a disabled or mobility-impaired person is in distress or difficulty while in the bathroom.
Wired disabled toilet indicator display enables the calls made from the call units to be monitored from the duty staff station. The addresses can be displayed on the panel and can be arranged as desired. Simultaneously shows the call from different addresses visually and audibly.
It is a unit which is not affected by moisture and humidity and provides emergency call information to the personnel when the rope handle is pulled. The disabled toilet pull cord button is suitable for use in toilets, bathrooms and any location requiring a recognised disabled pull cord alarm.
The warning lamp is mounted on the room door where the call button is located. It provides an audible and lighted warning to detect the room where the call comes from.
The adressing module provides communication between the annunciator panel, calling button, and warning lamp. Reports the address of the call button to the display. One addressing module should be used per room.
