Q. How does the Lunderg Chair Alarm System help prevent falls?
A. It wirelessly alerts caregivers as soon as the user starts to stand
up, allowing for quick assistance.
Q. Can this chair alarm be used on different types of chairs?
A. Yes, it works with wheelchairs, recliners, sofas, and even lift
chairs.
Q. Does the alarm make a loud noise?
A. The volume is adjustable, with options ranging from high to low, or
you can choose a vibration-only mode.
Q. How does the system prevent false alarms?
A. It uses patented technology that reduces the likelihood of false
triggers, ensuring reliable alerts.
Q. Is the sensor pad easy to clean?
A. Yes, the sensor pad is wipeable and resistant to incontinence.
Q. How does the monitor connect to the sensor pad?
A. The pad connects wirelessly to a pocket-sized handheld monitor for
convenient use.
Q. Can I mount the monitor on the wall?
A. Yes, it includes a mounting bracket for easy wall attachment if
needed.
Q. Does the system come with batteries?
A. Yes, all required batteries are included, making it ready to use
out of the box.
Q. How portable is the handheld monitor?
A. It is compact, lightweight, and comes with a pocket clip for easy
carrying.
Q. Is this chair alarm suitable for home and professional use?
A. Absolutely! It’s ideal for both home caregivers and healthcare
facilities.
Q. How far can the alarm system transmit signals?
A. In open areas, the system covers up to 400 feet (122 meters). Indoors,
signal strength may vary—wood and drywall allow better transmission, while
concrete, brick, or metal can weaken or block it. It's best to test the system
in your actual environment.
Q. What’s the proper way to place the sensor pads?
A. Placement depends on the type of pad. Chair pads rest directly on seating surfaces like sofas, recliners, or standard
chairs.
Q. Is it possible to use multiple devices with one pager?
A. Yes, a single pager can connect with up to three compatible devices at
once—such as bed and chair pads or alert buttons—making it a flexible solution
for monitoring multiple sources.
Q. How long do the batteries last?
A. The pager uses 2 AA non-rechargeable batteries, but if you desire you can
switch to rechargeable ones, so you can re-use them. Battery lifespan depends on
usage and range. Sensor pads have a built-in non-rechargeable battery lasting
about 15 months—after that, the pad should be replaced for safety.