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D60F01 Fall Detector

The device is a non-contact, wearable indoor fall detection product that can accurately identify falls, promptly issue alarms, and notify medical personnel, reducing injuries caused by falls and lack of timely assistance.

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    Feature

    · Real-time monitoring of patients’ sudden falls such as slipping and fainting, and
    timely alarms to notify medical staff as
    soon as possible to avoid secondary injuries to patients;
    · Accurately identify various situations such as collapse, fainting, slipping, falling down, slow slipping, falling on the bed, falling on the toilet, and falling down after sitting
    for a long time.

    Technical Data

    Dimension :87*87*27mm
    Rated Voltage :5V
    Working Current :3A
    Power Supply Interface: TYPE-C 
    Network Method :Bluetooth, WIFI 
    Detection Range :About 9㎡~19 ㎡
    Sleep Mode: In an unmanned environment, the main control can enter sleep mode
    Shell Material: ABS plus aluminum
    Upgrade Features :OTA
    Installation Method :Ceiling installation
    Installation Height: 2.3m~3.3m
    Fall Detection: Slow fall, fast fall, collapse, rolling off the bed, half-squatting fall (while using the
    toilet)
    False Touch Filter:Bending over to pick up things, sweeping the floor, rolling over in bed, squatting
    False Positive Rate: ≤2%
    Accuracy: ≥98% (edge and center position detection accuracy is consistent)

    Function

    1. Target identification: accurately identify various fall situations to avoid false alarms;
    2. Fall & long-stay monitoring: real-time monitoring of whether the patient has a sudden fall/long-stay behavior;
    3. Alarm linkage: when the patient falls, the alarm is triggered. And the door light, nurse terminal,
    dashboard, and corridor displays are linked to send alarm messages to inform medical staff in time.

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