SAS NET218 Door Monitoring Unit with Key Switch for Isolation / Reset
SAS NET218 Door Monitoring Unit with Key Switch for Isolation / Reset
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SAS NET218 Door Monitoring Unit with Key Switch for Isolation / Reset

 

 

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SAS NET218 Door Monitoring Unit with Key Switch for Isolation / Reset

Located adjacent to doors or drug cabinets, these units generate an alarm call if the door is breached. A key switch is provided to isolate the door monitor when a door needs to be opened, the same key is used to reset following activation. A red reassurance light shows its status. A timed override feature is provided to allow staff to exit a door without it activating. This can be done by a simple magnetic key swipe (see NET216 staff key) or if a higher level of security is required by a coded access keypad.

The Nursecall System helps patients and staff to relax in the knowledge that should help be required, either by the patient or by a member of staff; assistance can be directed to the specific room at the touch of a button.

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