WNC-3325-E Central Station Monitoring License

WNC-3325-E Central Station Monitoring License

WNC-3325-E Central Station Monitoring License is a compact monitoring solution designed to serve as the command center of a wireless nurse call system. Utilizing advanced 900 MHz Spread Spectrum communication technology, the system receives, displays, and manages alerts from connected wireless devices throughout a healthcare facility. Its user-friendly design and scalable architecture make it an ideal solution for hospitals, assisted living communities, rehabilitation centers, and memory care facilities.

What It Does

• Functions as the central monitoring station for wireless nurse call and emergency communication systems.
• Receives alerts from pendants, pull cords, bed call buttons, emergency stations, and other wireless transmitters.
• Displays the source and location of active calls to assist caregivers in responding quickly.
• Allows staff to acknowledge and manage incoming alerts efficiently.
• Supports prioritization of emergency requests based on facility protocols.
• Maintains centralized oversight of connected wireless devices and monitoring zones.

Technical Specifications

• Model: WNC-3325-E
• Wireless Frequency: 900 MHz Spread Spectrum
• Display: Backlit LCD with alphanumeric identification
• Zone Capacity: Supports unlimited zones and repeaters
• Alert Types: Multi-tone alarms with adjustable volume control
• Power Source: AC adapter with internal battery backup
• Installation: Desktop or wall-mount configuration

Features & Benefits

• Spread Spectrum communication technology helps minimize wireless interference.
• Clear alphanumeric display improves identification of alert locations and devices.
• Simple keypad interface enables easy daily operation.
• Expandable architecture supports future facility growth and additional call points.
• Integrated digital logging helps track alerts, acknowledgments, and system activity.
• Compact design allows flexible installation in nursing stations, offices, and monitoring centers.
• Battery backup helps maintain operation during temporary power interruptions.

Common Uses

• Assisted living facilities managing resident emergency call systems.
• Hospitals and outpatient clinics requiring centralized alert monitoring.
• Rehabilitation centers coordinating patient assistance requests.
• Memory care units monitoring emergency calls, pull cords, and exit notifications.
• Healthcare facilities seeking a scalable wireless nurse call management platform.