Disabled Toilet Alarm System Q & A

Q: What is a Disabled Toilet Alarm System?

Aidbell Disabled Toilet Alarm System is an ideal solution to be installed in all disabled toilets in hospitals, clinics, hotels, shopping malls, train stations, parks, restaurants, office blocks, etc, providing an effective means of raising the alarm to get help when the disabled need fast assistance.

Q: What is the composition of the Disabled Toilet Alarm System?

Aidbell Disabled Toilet Alarm Kit includes a disabled pull cord with two large handles, an over-door indicator and sounder, and an instruction label featuring braille text. The disabled pull cord operates on one 12V23A battery, while the Overdoor indicator and sounder use one 12V1A adaptor.

The disabled toilet emergency pull cord is the accessible device mounted on the wall in the toilets for disabled persons to pull when they need help. When the emergency pull cord activates the signal, the overdoor indicator and sounder receive visible and audible alerts with constant ringing and flashing.

Aidbell Disabled Toilet Alarm System

Q: What are the differences between Aidbell Disabled Toilet Alarm System and other Disabled Toilet Alarm Systems?

• Aidbell Disabled Toilet Alarm System is a wireless solution, based on 433MHZ frequency. No need for any cabling, reducing the labor cost and maintenance costs significantly.
• Aidbell integrates the reset button directly into the disabled pull cord on the call panel. This design eliminates the need for users to purchase an additional reset button, thereby lowering the overall purchase cost of the system.
• Aidbell Overdoor Light is equipped with a rechargeable Li-ion battery to prevent power outages. Usually, it operates by plugging in a single 12V1A adaptor, without complicated wiring or configuration.

Q: Why is the disabled toilet alarm system important? 

Disabled Toilet Alarm System is a lifeline for anyone in a moment of need, including the disabled in public toilets, the elderly in nursing homes, patients in hospitals, and more. By pulling an emergency cord, they allow people to make a fast call even if they have fallen. The emergency cord should feature large, easily accessible pull handles to ensure usability for everyone. When activated, the alarm triggers a flashing light and audible beep at the over-door light, alerting others to the emergency. A Disabled Toilet Alarm System helps sick people win the best golden rescue time.

Q: Why does the Disabled Toilet Alarm System use two oval-shaped pull cords?

The Disabled Toilet Alarm System features two oval-shaped pull cords that can be adjusted to different heights for accessibility. One pull cord is positioned 10 cm above the floor, making it reachable if a disabled person falls. The other pull cord is set at 100 cm above the floor, ensuring it is easily accessible from a seated position on the toilet or from a wheelchair. This dual-height design allows users to quickly and easily summon help in an emergency, whether they are seated or have fallen.

Q: Why does the Disabled Toilet Alarm System use the red color? 

The Disabled Toilet Alarm System uses red pull cords because red is highly eye-catching and noticeable, making it easy for users to quickly locate in an emergency. The red color typically contrasts sharply with the white walls, ceiling, and floor, ensuring that the cord is easily visible, even for those with visual impairments.

Q: Why does the overdoor light keep constantly ringing and flashing? 

The overdoor light for the Disabled Toilet Alarm System is the receiver to show the alert from emergency pull cords. When disabled people pull the pull cord, the overdoor alarm light will keep the constant ringing and flashing, ensuring that the staff can see the emergency alarm so that can go to support immediately.

Q: Why should the alarm sound of the Disabled Toilet Alarm System be distinct?

The Disabled Toilet Alarm System is a specialized alarm system used in public areas and often operates alongside other systems like fire alarms, burglar alarms, and CCTV. To ensure a quick and accurate response, the alarm sound is designed to be easily distinguishable from other alarms within the same building. This distinct sound helps staff immediately identify where emergency assistance is needed.

Q: Why is there a RESET button on the Disabled Toilet Alarm System?

The Disabled Toilet Alarm System includes a RESET button on the panel of the emergency pull cord. This reset button allows disabled individuals to reset the alarm if it was triggered by mistake or if the assistance is no longer needed. Additionally, staff can use the RESET button to cancel the alarm after providing the necessary help.

Q: How easy is it to set up the Disabled Toilet Alarm System?

The Disabled Toilet Alarm System is extremely easy to set up, requiring no cabling and only a few minutes for installation. Simply use screws or double-sided adhesive to secure the emergency pull cord to the wall inside the disabled toilet. Then, use screws to install the overdoor alarm light outside the toilet. Finally, connect the 12V1A power supply to the alarm light. Once set up, pulling the emergency cord inside the toilet will trigger the outside alarm light to flash and sound, alerting staff immediately.