Company just throwing model at the public ?
First the documentation doesn't explain this unit fully, as far as the 'nurse call' jack and what is needed for that, or the fact that it says there will be flashing LED upon 'armed' status which is totally incorrect.  You must simply HOPE that it is armed once you turn it on as there is no indicator...it only flashes when the alarm goes off.  So if a battery died, or you had a loose connection or bad switch or whatever, you could have a totally misplaced sense of security.  The 'horn' is a whistle that is hard to hear by folks with a high frequency hearing loss--sure does not sound like 90 dB volume.  The foam case to cover the electronics box does not reveal the important things on the box, so it was apparently designed for a different box.  The mattress switches or pressure pads apparently expect you to replace them every 180 days or less.
Rating: 2 stars