POCSAG Chair-Leaving Sensor Kit

The POCSAG Chair-Leaving Sensor Kit combines a chair mat sensor, pager, and long-range transmitter for monitoring when an individual leaves a chair. It facilitates monitoring with a range of up to 400m, and allows you to program your alarms with clear text messages, ensuring that you know where the problem is occurring.

What’s Included?

• 1 x NMDTX Transmitter
• 1 x CT2 Chair Pressure Mat
• 1 x EM300 Long-Range Pager (with belt clip)

The batteries required to operate the sensor kit are also provided with your purchase.

Who Can Use the POCSAG Chair Leaving Kit?

The POCSAG Chair Leaving system is ideal for whether you’re caring for an individual or multiple residents in a care home environment. If a vulnerable individual in your care is prone to getting up and wandering around, or if they are at risk of falling out of the chair, then this kit can help you to monitor this by issuing an alert when the chair becomes suddenly unoccupied.

How Does the POCSAG Sensor Kit Work?

The chair pressure mat is placed under the cushion of the chair, and this is then connected to the transmitter. When the mat detects that the user has left the chair, an alert is transmitted to the long-range pager so that you can assist if necessary.

How Comfortable Is the Chair Mat?

The chair mat is incredibly thin, which means that it isn’t noticeable or uncomfortable under the chair. It can be placed underneath the cushion out of the way.

How Are Alerts Received?

Alerts are sent via the transmitter to the pager. The message can be received either with one of four tones for an audible alert, or as a vibration for a silent alert. This is particularly useful if you work in a noisy environment or if you are monitoring residents at night and do not wish to disturb anybody.

How Clear Is the Pager Screen?

With a backlit display screen, alerts can be read clearly and swiftly. It also displays text in four lines (two lines in zoom mode) to provide you with the information necessary.

What Is the Transmitter Range?

The transmitter can send a message to a pager from up to 400 metres. Please note that this works best when there are as few obstacles between the transmitter and pager as possible.

How Are Messages Received?

When the pressure sensor is triggered, messages are sent from the POCSAG transmitter to the POCSAG pager. Messages are received in text format, with pre-programmed operation models for the door sensor alarm, floor pressure mat, and bed or chair occupancy sensor. It is also possible to programme in custom messages; please contact our Customer Care team for more information about this before purchasing.

How Compact Is the Pager?

Ensuring you don’t need to carry around anything bulky or obtrusive, the pager measures just 53 x 60 x 18mm. It also includes a belt clip so you can attach it to yourself, reducing the need to physically carry it in your hands if no pockets are present.

How Long Do the Batteries Last?

The transmitter is powered by 2 x AAA batteries, which last on average around one year.o last around one year. The pager is powered by 1 x AAA battery, and this should last around six weeks based on four alerts per day.

Technical Specifications

• Transmitter Specifications:
  • Input Sockets: 2.5mm and 3.5mm
  • Trigger Mode: N/O or N/C
  • FSK Transmission: 433.92MHz @ 10mW
  • Power: 2 x AAA batteries
  • Overall Dimensions (LxWxD): 145 x 40 x 22mm
• Pager Specifications:
  • Weight with Belt Clip: 78g
  • Frequency: 433.92MHz
  • Power: 1 x AAA battery
  • Display Screen Dimensions: 52 x 28mm (Character height: 6mm)
  • ​Overall Dimensions (HxWxD): 42 x 60 x 18mm
• Sensor Mat Specifications:
  • Connection Type: 2.5m jack
  • Connector Lead Length: 3 metres
  • Overall Dimensions (LxWxD): 750 x 450 x 8mm

Please Note: Any custom text messages must be programmed prior to delivery. If you would like a customised message for any of your POCSAG products, please speak to our Customer Care team prior to making an order.