Wireless Call Bell for Home Caregiver, Elderly, Patients, Disabled, 2 Waterproof Transmitters, 1 Plug Receiver, Black

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This product worked very well for the price. The range is great and even though the buttons are upstairs and the alert system is downstairs it works well. The options for different rings is a multitude and the level is plenty loud to be heard anywhere in our home.

Having this bell on a lanyard has been a huge help for us. After surgery, my husband had trouble walking. He fell a couple of times, once while outside. Each time he had his lanyard on and pushed the bell. The alarm sounds wherever the call unit is plugged in. It’s loud enough to be heard all over our house so I was able to find and help my husband immediately. I even took the lanyard outside to all the corners of our yard and to the mailbox. The range is broad enough for the alarm to hear the bell from every point in our 1/3 acre yard. Having this around my husband’s neck gives us both a feeling of security.

A elderly family member has taken a tumble or two recentlys, and had difficulty attracting attention. I looked into the various alert services, but at this point we just needed a way to call for help from one part of the house to another. This CallToU system seemed to answer our need, at a total cost of less than $40. It arrived within a day, and was operational right out of the box. The receiver just plugs into a wall receptacle. The battery powered alert transmitter is carried by the patient. A press of the red alert button sends a signal to the receiver, which buzzes to attract attention. The alert sound and volume are adjustable. It's cheap, it's simple, and it works without complex linking to a phone or setting up an account. I chose the kit with two senders. The kit includes neck lanyards, double-sided sticky tape for securing the alert button to a hard surface, and.a screwdriver to use for replacing the batteries. If all you need is a way to call for help within the same house, this appears to be a simple, economical answer. If you need features such as 24/7 monitoring, speaker, fall detection, mobile receiver, or automatic calls to emergency services, look elsewhere.

This device-[ receiver and call buttons]- is terrific!. My centenarian mother is never alone, but the caregiver and/or a family member are often in different areas of the home and cannot always hear her if she needs help or needs to be wheeled to the bathroom urgently. I had a nanny camera but if the caregiver was not looking at it or had the water running in the kitchen, she could not hear my mom's voice. I plugged the receiver into an outlet in the middle of the house. The sound is very loud and can be heard everywhere. There are array of musical and attention getting sounds. I initially purchased a receiver and two call buttons, thinking one for the bedroom and den would suffice. My bad. I forgot the bathroom,etc...I suggest you consider purchasing a receiver with an adequate number of call buttons for any room your parent or charge may be alone in. While the call button can be worn around the neck on the ribbon that comes with it, my mom did not want to do this, so we use velcro to attach it to her bed cradle and a side table adjacent to her recliner. So heads up...buy more, rather than less call buttons with your bundle. My mother no longer is anxious that she cannot get help. Really a great device.