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Accutech 690015 Infant Tag

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690015
$229.00

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  • Accutech 690015 - Patient Safety System Details for Infant Protection

    Accutech 690015 Infant Tag is a specialized component designed for use with the ResidentGuard LC 1200 and LS 2400 Wander Management Systems. This range extension device helps increase the detection coverage of door controllers, making it easier to monitor large exit points, wide corridors, and other high-traffic areas. Its discreet design and dependable radio-frequency communication capabilities help support patient safety and facility security.

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    Product Description

    • The primary function of this antenna is to extend the transmission range of radio-frequency signals generated by the system controller.
    • It helps receive and relay signals effectively, even when physical barriers or long distances are present.
    • The device assists in reducing blind spots that may occur in larger or heavily trafficked areas.
    • By expanding detection coverage, the system can identify monitored individuals before they reach secured exits, allowing alarms and locking mechanisms to activate when necessary.

    Features & Benefits

    • Highly sensitive design helps expand system coverage without requiring additional controllers.
    • Durable construction provides protection against everyday wear and physical impacts.
    • Offers a cost-effective method for improving detection range while preserving the appearance of the facility.
    • Supports more reliable monitoring of patient movement throughout protected areas.
    • Helps enhance overall effectiveness of wander management and resident safety systems.

    Applications

    • Ideal for hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living communities, and memory care facilities.
    • Commonly installed in locations with wide exit doors, long hallways, and large monitored zones.
    • Useful wherever expanded radio-frequency detection coverage is required.
    • Supports healthcare facilities seeking enhanced monitoring and patient protection capabilities.