Disabled toilet alarms are used as a method for people to call for assistance following a fall or other emergency. They are generally installed in disabled toilet cubicles, however, they can be used in other places such as bedrooms.

Our 4-way controller, together with our toilet alarm kits, forms a fully compliant (to BS8300), easy-to-use disabled toilet alarm solution.

The controller has many advantages over similar products on the market today.

Toilet Alarm Control Panel Features:

• Independent call accept/acknowledge button for each toilet alarm connected.
• Monitored system, with fault LED to indicate if a ‘short’ or ‘open’ condition is detected.
• Independent fault indicators for each line.
• The panel has a built in mains supply and is simply installed via a fused spur (3A switched) – connection to a separate power supply is not required. An LED on the panel confirms that the system is powered and available for use.
• Up to ten of the panels can be daisy chained for larger systems, without the need for any additional power source.
• A separate relay output enables connection to an external beacon – providing the opportunity to add a remote indicator to alert staff in a different area.

The Disabled Toilet Alarm Kit:

Each toilet alarm kit is powered from the line and includes the following:

• Ceiling mounted pull switch (with two fully compliant ‘G’ ring pulls).
• Local reset button with LED and sounder.
• Overdoor triangular lens with integral sounder.
• Self-adhesive, vinyl disabled toilet sign.

Further information:

• 4-way toilet alarm panel leaflet

• Disabled toilet alarm leaflet

Looking for something else?

If this is not what you are looking for you might like to look at one of our EVC systems – Care2 (radial wired) or OmniCare (loop wired). Both these systems include disabled toilet alarm connection as an option.