Accutech 700071 Maintained Push Button

Accutech 700071 - Senior Living Protection Features for Door Security

Accutech 700071 Maintained Push Button is a manual control device designed for use with ResidentGuard LC 1200 and LS 2400 wander management systems. It provides authorized personnel with a convenient method for controlling access points and managing security functions within protected healthcare environments. Built for dependable operation, this push button supports safe and efficient movement through monitored areas while maintaining resident security.

Working Mechanism

• The maintained push button allows authorized staff to manually activate or maintain a specific control function within the security system.
• When engaged, the device sends a signal to connected controllers to perform programmed actions such as door release, alarm bypass, or access control functions.
• Integrates with ResidentGuard monitoring and access control infrastructure for coordinated operation.
• Provides reliable manual control when staff need to move equipment, escort residents, or access secured areas.
• Supports smooth workflow while maintaining facility security procedures.

Important Features

• Durable construction is designed for continuous use in healthcare environments.
• Maintained-action design allows selected functions to remain active until manually reset.
• Easy operation supports quick response during routine and emergency situations.
• Helps reduce unnecessary alarm activations during authorized access events.
• Integrates seamlessly with ResidentGuard LC 1200 and LS 2400 systems.
• Supports efficient facility operations while helping maintain resident safety.

Applications

• Commonly installed in memory care units, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and hospitals.
• Frequently used near secured exits, stairwells, elevators, service corridors, and restricted-access doors.
• Suitable for facilities caring for residents with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or other conditions associated with wandering risk.
• Can also be utilized in pediatric and behavioral health environments where controlled access is required.