Benefits
How
The standard bed pressure pad is placed underneath the mattress on the bed. A wider bed pad is also available, which goes on top of a mattress; providing increased sensitivity where users are small, light or move significantly during their sleep. When linked to a Lifeline home unit or other Tunstall telecare enabled system, the bed sensor assists carers to manage the risks associated with independent living by raising an alarm if an individual gets out of bed and does not return by a certain time. The sensor also raises an alert if the user does not go to bed, or get up, by a certain time. *
The chair occupancy sensor works in the same way, consisting of a chair pressure pad and providing a complete occupancy solution.
*Not suitable for use with air flow mattresses
Who
The Bed/Chair Occupancy Sensor is designed for anyone who needs extra support to enable independent living, by increasing monitoring and protection in the home. It’s suitable for individuals who have recently been discharged from hospital, older people with mobility issues or anyone receiving medication.
Features
Details
Dimensions, battery life, connectivity, and compliance standards are all documented below. Download the full datasheet for technical reference.
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Personal
If you’re seeking a personal alarm or direct care support for yourself or a loved one, visit our consumer site.
Find answers to common questions about this device and how it works within your care environment.
Yes. The device is hardware-agnostic and integrates seamlessly with your current care infrastructure. It connects to the Tunstall ecosystem without requiring a complete system overhaul.
The device monitors key health and activity indicators relevant to your care setting. All data is encrypted and stored securely, with access controlled by your organisation’s permissions.
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