WNC-DL1W Corridor Dome Light | Wireless Nurse Call System
WNC-DL1W Corridor Dome Light is a high-visibility visual notification device designed for use with wireless nurse call systems. Installed outside patient rooms, bathrooms, and common care areas, the dome light provides immediate visual indication when assistance has been requested. Its bright LED illumination helps caregivers quickly identify the location of active calls, improving response times and overall workflow efficiency within healthcare environments.
Functions
- Provides visual notification when a patient initiates a nurse call.
- Helps staff quickly identify the location of active assistance requests.
- Operates with compatible wireless nurse call devices, including call buttons and pendants.
- Enhances awareness of patient needs without requiring continuous monitoring of consoles or pagers.
- Supports efficient communication and response throughout healthcare facilities.
Technical Specifications
- Model: WNC-DL1W
- Light Source: High-brightness white LED
- Wireless Frequency: 900 MHz wireless communication
- Power Source: AC-powered with integrated wireless receiver
- Housing Material: Fire-resistant durable plastic
- Housing Finish: White
- Mounting Options: Single-gang, double-gang, wall-mount, or ceiling-mount installation
Features & Benefits
- Bright LED illumination allows quick identification of calling locations.
- Wireless design simplifies installation and reduces wiring requirements.
- Durable construction supports long-term operation in healthcare settings.
- Improves caregiver response efficiency through clear visual alerting.
- Helps reduce reliance on constant monitoring of central stations and mobile devices.
- Compatible with a variety of WNC wireless nurse call system components.
- Energy-efficient LED technology minimizes maintenance requirements.
Applications
- Nursing homes and long-term care facilities.
- Assisted living and senior care communities.
- Hospitals and patient care units.
- Medical clinics and outpatient treatment centers.
- Hospice facilities requiring quiet visual notification systems.
- Bathrooms, patient rooms, hallways, and common care areas where visual call indication is needed.