Smart Caregiver Chair Exit Alarm with Change Pad Indicator Monitor and 10"x15"

Smart Caregiver Chair Exit Alarm with Change Pad Indicator Monitor and 10"x15" 90-Day Sensor Pad – Safety Alert System for Caregivers

Description:
The CPC90-SYS system is designed to support caregivers by providing an early alert when someone starts to leave their chair. It includes the Smart Caregiver TL-2100CP Change Pad Indicator Monitor and a 10"x15" timed-use chair sensor pad with a 90-day lifespan. The monitor tracks pad usage time and sends a reminder 10 days before expiration—helping maintain consistent safety monitoring and F-Tag compliance.

What’s Included:

• (1) TL-2100CP Change Pad Indicator Monitor

• (1) 10"x15" Timed Chair Sensor Pad (90-day use)

• (1) Monitor hanging strap and protective boot

Key Features:

• Timed Pad Notification – Monitor alerts caregivers when the pad is nearing its expiration, avoiding guesswork and manual tracking.

• Instant Alert – Sounds an alarm when the individual begins to stand up, giving caregivers time to respond.

• Auto Reset – Automatically resets when weight is re-applied to the pad.

• Always Active – Monitor remains on at all times for reliable, uninterrupted use.

• Tamper-Resistant Option – Use with the optional Caregiver Key™ to is designed for everyday use resident tampering.

• Customizable Settings – Adjustable volume, delay options, and alert tones.

• Pad Check Light – Confirms connection and pad status at a glance.

• Low Battery Indicator – Helps ensure the monitor is ready when needed.

• Nurse Call Compatible – Can be integrated with existing nurse call systems (optional cable required).

Power Options:

• Requires 3 AA batteries (not included) or optional AC-05 power adapter (sold separately)

Pad Specs:

• Size: 10"x15"

• Use Duration: 90 Days

• Vinyl surface is sealed and easy to wipe clean

• Monitor: 1-Year Warranty

• Sensor Pad: 90-Day Warranty

Best For:

• Fall awareness support

• In-home caregiving

• Assisted living and long-term care

• Non- chair monitoring