Modules

• Room Control Unit
• Bedside Console
• Pillow Speaker
• Patient Bed Set
• Call Buttons
• Light Indicator with Buzzer
• Nurse Station Console

Room Control Unit

The Infinity Room Control Unit ensures communication between the Nurse Console and the call devices. The interface can be customized to fit any routine to ensure Nurses have the most efficient workflow.

Bedside Console

The Bedside Console is a VoIP enabled bedhead unit to be mounted on the bedhead or the wall next to patient beds

Pillow Speaker

The pillow speaker provides a quality two way patient to staff communication with a full duplex voice communication channel.

Function buttons on the handset allow patients to control two different lights in the room, manage TV channels and volume. It also has two function buttons integrated according to your needs. As an example, you can assign room air conditioner control or electronic curtain control to these buttons.

Patient Bed Set

The Patient Bed Set consists of a Patient Handset and a Wall Plug. The Wall Plug features 4 programmable membrane button allowing nurses to signal nurse presence or make emergency or staff calls from the patient’s bedside.

Call Buttons

The Pull-cord Call Unit features backlit membrane call and reset buttons as well as a brightly colored 1,5m call cord and handle (other lengths are available).

Light Indicator with Buzzer

The Light Indicator can be placed in any location where active call statuses need to be visually displayed—such as above patient room doors.

The Light Indicator is divided into 5 segments and can be programmed to either show a different color per segment, or light all segments with the same color. It features a buzzer sounder to also indicate calls acoustically.

Nurse Station Console

The statuses of all working Call Points connected to the panel can be monitored actively. All errors and notifications shall be displayed on the information panel. Emergency codes, WC calls, and normal calls may be monitored.

Modules

• Patient Handset
• Bedside Call Unit
• Pull-cord Call Unit
• Versatile Plus Room Control Unit
• Text Panel
• Senset 3 Input Module
• Function Control Module
• Mifare Card

Comfort VoIP Patient Handset

With voice communication, patients can speak directly to the nurses assigned to them.

Pro Patient Handset

The Pro Handset is designed to inform the staff of the patient’s condition immediately

Basic Patient Handset

The Basic Patient Handset allows the patient’s condition to be reported quickly to the hospital staff in an emergency situation.

Bedside Call Unit

The Bedside Call Unit is used patient rooms. There are backlit call and cancel buttons on the unit. In an emergency, a patient uses the call button to make an emergency call which appears as an alert on the Nurse Control Panel. Typical locations for this unit are on the walls of patient rooms and living areas as needed.

Pull-cord Call Unit

The Pull-cord Call Unit is used in patient bathrooms or similar areas. There is a backlit cancel button and an emergency call pull-cord on the unit. In an emergency, a patient pulls the cord making an emergency call. This appears as a WC Emergency Call on the Nurse Control Panel.

Versatile Plus Room Control Unit

This device ensures communication between Nurse Control Panel and Call Units. It is suitable for flush mounting. It features a 5” touchscreen and built-in RFID card reader, which nurses use to verify their identity when responding to calls. All cards read by the unit are checked for authorization.

Text Panel

The Text Panel is a scrolling 15-character dot matrix screen. It works as TCP-IP on the network, displays the calls as text, and gives audio alerts. Based on preference it can be set to display only specific types of calls or all calls. It works with 110-240v.

Senset 3 Input Module

Provides interface with various external equipment such as ECG Patient Monitors or Saline Solution bags to track the quantity of remaining Saline Solution.

Function Control Module

Provides control of On/Off for two different functions within the room (such as reading lamp or window blinds) from the patient handset.