secure wireless floor mat alarm set for elderly fall & wandering prevention - cordless floor mat + sensor pad transmitter + wireless alarm monitor - no alarm sound in patient room secure the patented secure wireless patient monitoring system floor mat sensor bed exit alarm set advances falls management alarm monitor technology by employing the most dependable 2.4ghz bi-directional wireless communication between the sensor pad and caregiver receiver.<br><br> this completely wireless patient monitoring solution eliminates tripping hazards caused by cords and enables caregivers to remotely monitor fall risk patients, residents and loved ones while in a bed or chair in order to prevent life changing, costly falls. simultaneously sync up to three wireless sensor pads with the wireless alarm monitor for complete fall risk patient protection. when the user steps on the floor mat sensor the wireless alarm monitor is triggered, immediately alerting the caregiver so they can come to the aid of the patient and assist to help prevent a fall. the alarm monitor integrates with existing nurse call systems to alert nursing staff throughout the facility.<br><br> wireless bed sensor pads, chair sensor pads, seat belt sensor, and floor mat sensors are available to monitor every area a fall risk patient occupies. our durable floor mat sensor is incontinent-proof, liquid-resistant, and latex-free. our wireless sensor pads feature a unique pocket that can be opened by the caregiver to remove the sensor pad transmitter. competitor sensor pad transmitters cannot be removed without voiding the warranty. our pads are ideal for long-term professional healthcare facility, hospital and at-home caregiver use, as the sensor pad can be swapped out without having to purchase a new transmitter when the sensor pad useful life has expired.<br><br> the bi-directional wireless communication between the sensor pad transmitter and fall alarm monitor ensures continuous connection between components, ensuring the patient, resident, or loved one remains safe from wandering and injury resulting of falls.