Wireless Bed Interface: Remove the Cost Of Cable

No Cord Means Less Maintenance
By wirelessly connecting your feature beds, you ensure that your beds are always connected - nurses are notified of fall risks from bed exit alarms and the nurse call button on the side rails is active. It eliminates the need of cables to plug in to the wall and bed; instead, pressing two buttons quickly and easily link the bed to activate the nurse call.  If caregivers forget to link the bed, a reminder tone will sound, notifying staff a bed is unlinked - and not plugged in.

Bed cables can be a hassle. The Wireless Bed Interface rids of cable use and promotes patient safety:

• Bed cables trigger high maintenance costs.  Making the connection wireless eliminates the cost of cable failure
• A wireless bed unit is permanently connected to each bed and a wireless wall unit is permanently installed in each room – no more lost cables
• The wall unit is universal; it links to any bed unit
• Bed units are available for Stryker or Hill-Rom feature beds; you can also mix models in your facility