Alzheimer’s Door Alarm with Remote

Taking care of an Alzheimer’s patient can pose many significant challenges, and safety is always a high priority. While personal monitoring around the clock might seem impossible, the sophisticated range of monitors and alarms at the Alzheimer’s Store can help you keep your family member safe 24 hours of the day, seven days of the week. Our Alzheimer’s motion detector with remote alarm is an exceptional product that can keep track of your loved one’s movements. The remote alarm comes with a high-performance transmitter and receiver set that can be customized to monitor a room or selected area, depending on your individual requirements. The versatility, reliability and convenience of this alarm makes it instrumental in reinforcing Alzheimer’s wandering prevention.

How The Door Alarm works:
When a monitored door is opened the transmitter sends a signal to the receiver/alarm that plugs into any standard AC wall outlet in your bedroom, kitchen, den, etc. You can use one set to guard one door or buy extra transmitters to more doors. Additional receiver/alarms can also be purchased separately and placed in different areas of the house to add extra assurance that no alert will go unheard. All of them will sound if any monitored door is opened (see item #0068).

There are three Alarm Settings:

• CHIME - When set on CHIME and a monitored door is opened, the electronic chime sounds once, no more.
• MELODY - When set on MELODY selected tune will play once, no more. It resets once door is closed. Tunes are listed below.
• ALARM - When set on ALARM the warning will sound and continue to sound for four minutes or until it is turned off, even after the door is closed .

The ALARM setting has a two second delay. So if you happen to make a mistake you can quickly close the door and the alarm won’t go off. (For those caring for someone who is exceptionally fast and may be able to exit and close the door within two seconds, we suggest the Key Pad Door Alarm, Item No. 0034).

Caregivers tell us that they also like using The Door Monitor on kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors. If a loved one goes into a cabinet (perhaps at night when the caregiver is asleep) the alarm instantly and unmistakably alerts the caregiver.

Caregiver Tip: On an exit door, use the door alarm in conjunction with a chain lock (purchased at your hardware store or local home improvement center). This type of lock allows the door to open just far enough to set off the alarm, but not enough to let the person exit.

IMPORTANT ORDERING NOTE: Only order the "Additional Transmitter" and "Additional Receiver" if you already have the kit which includes the "Monitor with Remote Plug-In Alarm and 1 Transmitter". You can find these options under item #0068.

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