Bed Alarm Personal Safety 45BSET-5 Touch Wall Mount 120dB Alarm

Description

Product Overview

The Personal Safety 45BSET-5 Bed Alarm is engineered to deliver dependable, real‑time alerts for caregivers monitoring patients who are prone to exiting their beds unintentionally. The system comprises a 12″ x 30″ pressure‑sensitive sensor pad, three AAA alkaline batteries (included), a tamper‑resistant alarm monitor (SUA‑120), and a protective alarm holder. The sensor pad detects weight shifts as low as 5 lb, triggering a 120 dB audible alarm that can be heard throughout a typical bedroom or care facility. The wall‑mount design keeps the monitor out of reach of patients, reducing the risk of accidental deactivation. All components are lightweight (15.2 oz total) and fit within a compact footprint of 30 x 12 x 0.2 in, making installation straightforward on any standard wall. The system operates on alkaline power for up to 2000 hours of continuous use, and the included batteries guarantee immediate readiness out of the box.

Usage

This bed alarm set is ideal for a variety of care environments, including private homes, assisted living facilities, and hospital wards. It is particularly valuable for individuals with dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, or other cognitive impairments that increase the likelihood of wandering. The touch‑activated sensor pad can be placed beneath a fitted sheet without disrupting sleep comfort, while the wall‑mounted monitor remains concealed yet audible. Caregivers can rely on the alarm to receive instant notification when a patient attempts to sit up, stand, or leave the bed, allowing for rapid response to prevent falls. The system also integrates seamlessly with existing nurse‑call infrastructure, enabling centralized monitoring across multiple rooms. Whether used during nighttime rest, daytime naps, or rehabilitation sessions, the alarm provides continuous vigilance without intrusive wiring or complex setup.

Why Choose Us

Personal Safety Corporation has a long history of delivering high‑quality patient safety solutions, and the 45BSET-5 model reflects that commitment. Unlike many generic alarms that rely on motion sensors prone to false triggers, this system uses a contact sensor that only activates when pressure is removed from the pad, dramatically reducing unnecessary alerts. The tamper‑resistant monitor is built with a sealed enclosure, preventing patients from disabling the alarm by pressing buttons or removing batteries. Additionally, the product carries a one‑year manufacturer warranty, underscoring confidence in durability and performance. Our dedicated support team offers phone and email assistance, and replacement parts are readily available to ensure uninterrupted operation. By choosing this system, facilities benefit from a proven, reliable solution that aligns with regulatory standards for fall‑prevention equipment.

Key Features

• Touch‑activated pressure pad detects weight loss instantly, providing reliable alerts.
• 120 dB loud alarm ensures caregivers hear the signal from any location in the room.
• Wall‑mount tamper‑resistant monitor prevents accidental deactivation by patients.
• Easy integration with existing nurse‑call systems for centralized monitoring.
• One‑year warranty and responsive customer support for peace of mind.

FAQ

How does the sensor pad differentiate between a patient moving in bed and actually leaving the bed?

The pad uses a contact sensor that only triggers when pressure is removed entirely. Shifts in position that keep weight on the pad do not activate the alarm, reducing false alerts.

Can the alarm be connected to a nurse‑call system?

Yes, the SUA‑120 monitor includes a standard interface that can be linked to most nurse‑call networks, allowing alerts to be routed to a central station.

What is the battery life and are replacements easy to install?

With three AAA alkaline batteries, the system operates for up to 2000 hours. Batteries are housed in a sealed compartment that opens without tools, making replacement quick and hassle‑free.

Is the alarm suitable for use with children who may have mobility issues?

While the product is designed for adult patients, it can be used for any individual who requires bed‑exit monitoring, provided the weight range of the sensor (5 lb‑250 lb) is appropriate.

What maintenance is required to keep the system functioning optimally?

Regularly check the battery indicator on the monitor, ensure the sensor pad is clean and free of debris, and verify that the alarm volume is set to the desired level. Annual visual inspection of the mounting hardware is also recommended.