Secure calling of care givers and relatives The safe, flexible, wireless call system for intensive care, at home, in residential groups, in nursing homes and clinics. It is important for people with disabilities to feel safe and to be able to call for help quickly and safely at any time. In intensive care, at home, in residential groups, homes and clinics, the requirements are often very individual. The safe, wireless AssistX call system offers
Assist X Assistive Call Systems
AssistX Mobil is a safe, flexible, radio-based call system for intensive care at home, in residential groups, homes and clinics. A wide variety of sensors and buttons, but also communication aids and medical devices can be used to trigger the call. Several transmitters and receivers can be combined.
Security
AssistX Mobil is particularly safe: the transmitters and receivers use a special frequency and meet all requirements of the German standard DIN VDE 0834. Every call is confirmed and cannot be lost. Continuous monitoring of the battery status and range guarantee perfect functioning. Unplugging a cable or other changes also trigger an alarm. All activities are logged in the receiver.
Every Day Use
With high level security and a wide range of functions, everyday operation must be simple. The AssistX products meet this requirement by using the feedback from practitioners in development. Together with proven accessories, this is the key to trouble-free operation.
Assistive Call Activation
Any switches or buttons can be connected using the AssistX Port. Acoustic, proximity and sip-and-puff sensors or AAC devices with IR transmitter are usable as a trigger, also external devices with a call output e.g. ventilators and pulse oximeters. Customized for each user, as needed.
AssistX Mobil transmitter contains an infrared sensor and can be controlled directly to AAC or EC devices.
Multi User
For use in residential groups, in small nursing homes and in clinical environments, several transmitters can be combined with one or multiple receivers. The receivers recognize when another has already confirmed the call. A name can be assigned to each transmitter so that you can immediately see who needs help. Optional repeaters increase the range in larger buildings.
