Guarding Safety Everywhere — Fall Detection and Alarm Sensors

In today’s fast-paced life, safety has always been our top concern, especially for the elderly with limited mobility, frail patients, and those who live alone. Every time they stand up or take a step, it tugs at the hearts of their families and caregivers.

Our fall detection and alarm sensors are designed to safeguard their safety, serving as silent guardians in various important scenarios like senior care, medical facilities, and households.

I. Precise Protection, Constant Care

(I) Comprehensive Personnel Status Monitoring

This sensor is equipped with a powerful personnel presence detection function, capable of accurately identifying multiple states such as the presence or absence of people, whether they are active, stationary, or inactive.

Whether it’s the slightest movement of an elderly person in a room, a brief rise of a patient in a hospital ward, or the daily walking of a person living alone at home, it can capture these in real time and provide you with the most accurate information about their activities, making you feel as if you were right there beside them.

(II) Quick and Accurate Fall Alarm

When an accident happens, like an elderly person accidentally falling or a patient losing balance and falling in the ward, the sensor can immediately and accurately detect the fall state and trigger the alarm mechanism right away.

Its response speed is so fast that it’s like an invisible safety barrier, quickly sending out danger signals to relevant personnel, buying precious rescue time for the fallen person and effectively reducing the possible serious consequences of a fall, ensuring that there’s no room for “what ifs” in terms of safety.

(III) Thoughtful Long-Term Stationary Warning

We understand that sometimes remaining stationary can imply potential danger. Therefore, the sensor also has a long-term stationary warning function. When a person stays stationary in any state for longer than the preset time, it will promptly send out a warning signal.

This function is particularly important in nursing homes, as it helps caregivers quickly notice when an elderly person might be unable to move due to feeling unwell. In hospital wards, medical staff can also learn about a patient’s condition more quickly through it.

For families with elderly people living alone, even if they are thousands of miles away, they can receive warning messages on their mobile phones and promptly understand the safety situation of their loved ones, allowing care to transcend the distance.

II. Excellent Performance, Precise Detection

(I) Flexible Detection Angles

The sensor offers two options for detection angles: a wide angle of 90 – 100° and a narrow-angle of 70° (when monitoring vertically downward, the detection surface is oval-shaped).

It can be flexibly adjusted according to different installation environments and monitoring requirements. Whether it’s the spacious activity rooms in nursing homes, the narrow corridors in hospitals, or the variously laid-out rooms in households, it can be precisely adapted to ensure all-round, seamless monitoring coverage, putting every corner under the control of safety.

(II) Precise and Defined Detection Ranges

• Human Fall Detection Range: With a long-side radius of approximately 1.5 meters and a short-side radius of approximately 1 meter, within this carefully designed range, the sensor can detect human falls with extremely high precision. For example, in the rooms of nursing homes, beside the beds where the elderly stay, or in the areas where patients often move around in hospital wards, as well as in bathrooms at home where falls are prone to happen, it can accurately sense every possible dangerous moment and safeguard safety.
• Long-Term Stationary Detection Range: With a long-side radius of approximately 1.5 meters and a short-side radius of approximately 1.5 meters, the moderate detection range can effectively cover the areas where people might stay stationary for a long time. In the public activity areas of nursing homes, where the elderly might take a short rest due to tiredness, or in the waiting areas of hospitals where patients might sit quietly for a while, the sensor can keenly detect these situations and promptly send out warnings to avoid potential safety hazards caused by negligence.
• Human Movement Detection Range: With a long-side radius of approximately 2 meters and a short-side radius of approximately 1.5 meters, the relatively large movement detection range enables it to widely capture human movement information. Not only can it be used for fall detection, but it can also assist in understanding people’s activities in a larger area. In the courtyards of nursing homes where the elderly take walks, in the corridors of hospitals where medical staff and patients come and go, and in the living rooms of households where family members have their daily activities, the sensor can record all these, providing comprehensive data support for safety management and behavior analysis, making you fully aware of the personnel dynamics in the environment.

III. Easy Installation, Stable and Reliable

(I) Flexible Installation Height Settings