Multi-function transmitter for use as a wireless bell push or for use with manufacturer's transmitters, requires manufacturer's pager or SignWave portable receiver. Options: weather-proofed with the a storm guard cover.
Manufacturer's Product Description
The Mini Monitor can link into most burglar alarm systems to alert a deaf person when the alarm is activated. It is also possible to attach the monitor to a car alarm if required. Item dimensions 4.1 x 8.3 x 3.2 (cm) Item weight 41(g) Features Simple to use Wireless Range up to 1000m in open air Low battery monitoring Discreet design
Manufacturer's Contact Details
Clofield Ltd
19 The Bridge Business Centre
Beresford Way
Dunston Road
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
S419FG
UK
01246450789 sales@silent-alert.co.ukDownload manuals
Key Features
- can be used as a wireless bell push or replace existing wired bell push
- can also be used with manufacturer's transmitters including doorbell and door entry alerts, car and house alarms, smoke alarms and person to person fob
- automatic low battery level signal to pager or SignWave
Product Dimensions
| Transmitter | |
|---|---|
| Range | 1000metres |
Product Specification
No product specification has been specified.
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