WNC-Pendant-BD Wireless Nurse Call Replacement Pendant Battery Door

Product Overview

The WNC-Pendant-BD is a wearable wireless emergency transmitter designed to provide residents, patients, and staff with immediate access to assistance throughout a healthcare or senior living facility. Lightweight and easy to wear, this pendant enables users to move freely while maintaining a direct communication link with the nurse call system. With dependable wireless performance and simple one-button operation, the WNC-Pendant-BD helps enhance safety, independence, and peace of mind.

Functionality

• Allows users to send an emergency assistance request from virtually anywhere within system coverage.
• Transmits a wireless alert to the nurse call system when the button is pressed.
• Identifies the user requiring assistance for faster response by caregivers.
• Supports resident mobility while maintaining access to emergency communication.
• Works seamlessly with compatible WNC and MV-series wireless nurse call systems.

Technical Specifications

• Model: WNC-Pendant-BD
• Device Type: Wireless Emergency Pendant Transmitter
• Frequency: 900 MHz
• Battery Type: CR2450 Lithium Coin Cell
• Activation Method: Single-button operation
• Visual Indicator: Integrated LED status indicator
• Compatibility: WNC-Series and MV-Series wireless nurse call systems
• Environmental Protection: Water-resistant design

Features & Benefits

• Promotes greater resident independence and mobility without sacrificing safety.
• Reliable wireless communication penetrates walls and common building structures.
• Lightweight ergonomic design is comfortable for everyday wear.
• Can be worn on a lanyard, strap, or compatible attachment accessory.
• Protected button design helps minimize accidental activations.
• Low-power operation supports extended battery life.
• Provides immediate access to caregivers during emergencies and assistance requests.

Common Applications

• Assisted living and independent living communities.
• Memory care facilities and skilled nursing environments.
• Hospitals and post-surgical recovery units.
• Outpatient clinics and healthcare treatment centers.
• Senior care facilities seeking mobile emergency communication solutions.
• Facilities requiring wireless personal emergency response capabilities.