WNC-BTN-Case EMPTY Wireless Button and Transmitter Case | Nurse Call System
WNC-BTN-CASE is a replacement housing designed for WNC-series wireless nurse call pendants and wall-mounted transmitter devices. This durable enclosure provides a cost-effective solution for restoring worn or damaged nurse call equipment without replacing the internal electronic components. Constructed from medical-grade materials, the housing helps maintain device durability, appearance, and reliability in healthcare environments.
What It Does
- Serves as a protective enclosure for compatible WNC wireless nurse call devices.
- Protects internal electronics from physical damage, moisture exposure, and daily wear.
- Allows users to continue operating call buttons and transmitters normally after replacement.
- Supports refurbishment of existing equipment without replacing functional internal components.
- Helps extend the service life of nurse call devices.
Technical Specifications
- Model: WNC-BTN-CASE
- Compatibility: WNC-series wireless nurse pendants and wall-mount buttons
- Material: Medical-grade impact-resistant ABS plastic
- Surface Type: Non-porous, antimicrobial-resistant finish
- Assembly Method: Snap-fit or screw-mounted design depending on model configuration
- Finish: Professional white housing
Key Features & Advantages
- Cost-effective refurbishment option that eliminates the need to replace complete devices.
- Medical-grade housing supports infection control protocols and routine disinfecting procedures.
- Impact-resistant construction withstands demanding healthcare environments.
- Ergonomic design improves visibility and ease of use for patients and residents.
- Drip-resistant construction helps protect internal components.
- Quick replacement design minimizes equipment downtime during maintenance.
- Helps maintain the professional appearance of nurse call devices.
Recommended Applications
- Healthcare facilities replacing worn, cracked, or damaged nurse call device housings.
- Infection control programs requiring replacement of scratched or deteriorated surfaces.
- Assisted living communities maintaining emergency communication equipment.
- Long-term care facilities extending the lifespan of existing nurse call devices.
- Routine maintenance and refurbishment of WNC wireless call systems.