Stand Up Footboard Alarm

The Stand Up Footboard Alarm is placed on the footboard of the bed. It will alert Carers when someone has shuffled all the way down the bed and touches the alarm.

About the Stand Up Footboard Alarm

The alarm is made from wipeable vinyl on both sides. It attaches to the footboard with webbing straps and buckles.

Touch Alarm Box Version and Nurse Call Version

There are two options for how the alarm alerts Carers:

• Touch Alarm Box – An alarm box which makes a sound
• Nurse Call Plug – This plugs into the nurse call system and sets off the Carers’ pagers

The Sounding Alarm Box has variable volumes and comes with a 5m / 16′ cable. Also available is a 10m / 32′ Extension Cord. Extension cords can be linked together so that the alarm box can be placed virtually anywhere. Most facilities keep the alarm box in the corridor, but some have wired it through the ceiling, across other rooms to the nurses’ station.

The Nurse Call version plugs into the nurse call system and comes with a double adapter. This allows a normal nurse call button to still be used in conjunction with the alarm.

Spare Parts

We supply spare parts for our alarms. This means that if you have any problems, you don’t need to get a whole new alarm – you can just get the part you need. The following spare parts are available for this product:

• Contact Sheets
• Alarm Boxes
• Nurse Call Plugs & Double Adapters

General Alarm Information

Patient Stand Up alarms can be a very helpful way of monitoring a patient without physical or chemical restraining. They are normally used with people who stand up from a chair or get out of bed and could fall over. Sometimes the patient may be able to walk but due to dementia and mobility issues, they may put themselves or others in danger.

Floor Alarms are the most recommended products in our alarm range for people getting out of bed. This is because they generally give the earliest warning of when someone is getting out of bed. When someone goes to get out of bed, they can have the weight of their feet on the alarm, setting it off before they actually lift their bottom off the bed. If they were using the Bed Alarm that is placed on top of the mattress, it will not sound until after the patient gets out of bed. Floor Alarms can give vital extra time when someone is starting to stand up.