- Caregiver Pager Call Button for Elderly at Home, Medical Alert System for Seniors, Emergency Help Watch for Disabled Patients, Wireless Life Alert with Portable Receiver

Bought when my mother moved in with us as we were afraid we wouldn’t be able to hear her in the night when she needed assistance. We’re using a pan and spoon. This worked wonderfully. We used different sounds in 3 different rooms so we could hear from anywhere in the house. Can adjust volume to appropriate level for each person to hear the alarm. Best $50 some I have spent! Well worth the price. Fairly easy to set up. Had a bit of trouble figuring out how to change the tune but figured it out fairly quickly. If you live in a larger home with more than one level and have sick kids this would be helpful as well. My mother chose to use the lanyard rather than the watch but it is nice to have choices.

This product was a life saver and was ready to go right out of the box. We could not use life alert as our Loved one continued to push the emergency button when she was having trouble with her TV. This one calls the me in the kitchen or other room to walk in and assist. The bell shut off is not connected between the units so my only recommendation for upgrade is to connect the bell actions. Our solution was a constant ring on the main house bell and a single ring in the other rooms. The volume was adjustable so we could here the continuous bell even from our bedroom. There are many bell sounds or ringtones to choose from including a christmas song. The watch was a good size even for our very small loved one and the extra caregiver bells were set up in the places the Hospice teams spends time with her. This is my number 1 medical purchase for our caregiver journey. Could also see this for kids and other uses - GREAT PRODUCTAT AFFORDABLE PRICE

Really appreciate these devices whose function have been irreplaceable in caring for my mother. We purchased two sets for a total of 6 ringing receivers placed throughout all 3 levels of the house. Each receiver can be sync'd to multiple call buttons, so no issue combining sets. She wears a wrist band and we use another wall mounted button in select locations as a backup (one time the wrist button battery died overnight, though it's easy to replace). Although we don't need this many wrist buttons, the straps are enormous for her small wrists which means we need to tighten them to the smallest setting and yet they're still loose so not the most comfortable. This has also led to the bands wearing out after a few months. Customer service has been helpful and we're currently awaiting replacements with a newer nylon velcro model which I'm hopeful will be a better fit. The only time we've had problems with the range is when the battery in the call button was running low which would cause intermittent ringing response from some of the receivers. As demonstrated in the video, there are a total of 5 volumes including one silent with (subtle) flashing light only. The other two buttons allow you to rotate through various ringtones, although most of them are little melodies so we juts use the default doorbell sound. The lowest volume is sufficient in most cases, though the loudest setting is quite loud which we use in the garage in case someone is outside.

I have installed a home alarm system using 5 of Daytech's call buttons and 6 of their receiver bells. As it is a bluetooth system, each call button is paired with each receiver and it works very well. Pushing any of the call buttons anywhere on the home property will activate all the bells. Call buttons are battery powered and the receivers are plugged into the home's electricity. The directions that come with the product make the pairing process easy, though somewhat tedious with so many units. With 20 different bell tones and 5 volume levels on the receivers, the system is quite flexible. There is only one problem—although the directions state that there is a “Power failure memory function,” we experienced a one-hour power outage and the volume levels which were selected on each receiver during the original set-up were not maintained. Volume levels on the 6 receivers had to be reset—easy enough. The bluetooth pairings were maintained, but I do not know if a longer power outage might also erase the pairings and require a completely new setup. The directions should be more specific.

I got this for my mother because a friend had told me about it. She let me borrow hers, as she didn't need it at the time, but had used it previously for both her mom and dad at separate occasions. It really is a wonderful thing to have in your home if you're taking care of someone with medical issues. With my mother, she's a fall hazard. So having this button on her so she can press it and myself or my husband can get to her right away is really a piece of mind I haven't had before. She has a medial alert button through a company. However, they will try calling her first, then me, and if no answer, then the paramedics. I feel her having this and wearing it in the house is much safer. If she does have a need, she can just push the button and one of us will come to her assistance ASAP. And, it is very easy to set up. A bonus for someone who doesn't care much for techy things. :-)

If you dont need to call 911, just call your caregiver this is a steal. Works great in all 3 stories and basement of our old home. Have an alarm on each floor.

This product helped reassure my 86-year-old mother that she could easily reach us for help if she fell or needed help in an emergency--even through multiple walls and doors. The plug-in receivers are powered by plugging into a wall socket, so no worries about batteries for the part that tells us mom is in trouble; just plug them in where you can always hear the signal when activated. The wristband and lanyard call-buttons are easy to use and have batteries included; simply plug in the receivers, check the notification sound you prefer, then press one of the call-buttons to test. Voila! You are all set up. Don't forget to put a notice on your calendar to regularly test the call-button batteries about once every six months--like when you check your smoke alarms!

I really like this notification process. I tried baby monitors but they weren’t dependable so I ordered this. I take care of my 92 yo mother and right now she’s unable to get out of bed. This system of her wearing a wrist button is easy for her to call me and for us, works like a charm! Yes, now I certainly have peace of mind that I’m there when she needs me. I hear the page without fail which is extremely important because my hearing isn’t the best. I’m very happy with this purchase!

Got these for an elderly couple, and happily discovered we could give them each a different call tone. They are a bit fussy to program (remember when you had to program things on your old cellphone? Clicking through a list you can't see... then testing... It's like that. ) But once they are set up they are great! Press the red button, and the chimes go off in as many locations as there are receivers. We have 3: basement, 1st floor, 2nd floor, and they work perfectly. They have 3 volume levels. (Again, a bit fussy to program.) The receivers plug into wall outlets directly. The buttons have replaceable batteries. All in all, way better than expected at this price.

Funciona excelente, tanto los botones como la pulsera. Muchas gracias

Muy útil para las personas de la tercera edad o enfermos en casa

This is an excellent in-home product that is very simple and safe to use. It works on home wi-fi and can be used with multiple receivers on different floors so the caregiver will never miss a call for assistance. The seller is excellent as is the product, and the product support is 5-star. I’m happy to recommend this seller and product if you are a caregiver or family member looking for peace of mind.

El producto me resultó muy útil, lo recomiendo ampliamente