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How to Choose the right Fall Prevention System

By Placement

Best option if you need:

A sensor pad that goes under the mattress → Under-Mattress Bed Alarm Kit
A sensor pad that goes on top of the mattress → Early-Alert Bed Alarms Kit
Wider coverage on the bed (on top of the mattress) → Large Bed Alarm Kit
Monitoring while seated (chair/recliner/wheelchair) → Chair Alarm Kit

By Fall Risk

Best option if you need:

Early warning for high fall risk (must-have feature) → Under-Mattress Bed Alarms or Early-Alert Bed Alarms
Standard alert for low/medium fall risk → Large Bed Alarm Kit or Basic Bed Alarms

By Patient Movement

Best option if you need:

Best for users who move a lot in bed → Under-Mattress with Early-Alert (most stable placement)
Over-mattress option with Large Sensor Pad Area → Large Bed Alarm Kit

Best option if you need:

A sensor pad that goes under the mattress → Under-Mattress Bed Alarm Kit
A sensor pad that goes on top of the mattress → Early-Alert Bed Alarms Kit
Wider coverage on the bed (on top of the mattress) → Large Bed Alarm Kit
Monitoring while seated (chair/recliner/wheelchair) → Chair Alarm Kit

FAQ ABOUT FALL PREVENTION DEVICES

What is the signal range?

We measured in open-spaces and it should cover a minimum of 400 feet (122 meters). Note that indoors, the building layout and materials will affect the actual distance you can receive. Homes made from wood frames and drywall will have the best performance, and signals can pass through several walls or a different floor and still be received. Materials like concrete, brick or stone will reduce range quite a bit when compared with drywall, and a metal plate can block them completely. We recommend doing some testing to make sure it will work properly in the range that you intend to use it.

Where should I install the sensor pads?

The installation of sensor pads varies depending on the type. For regular bed alarm pads, they are placed over the mattress and under a fitted sheet. Under-mattress sensor pads, on the other hand, are installed beneath the mattress. Chair alarm sensor pads can be easily placed on top of chairs, recliners, or sofas, ensuring flexibility and compatibility with different seating options.

Can I connect more than one device to the pager?

One pager can be paired with up to 3 compatible devices at the same time, like bed and chair sensor pads or call buttons.

Can I connect one device to more than one pager?

Yes, our bed and chair alarms, as well as the call button, can be paired simultaneously with more than one pager.

How long do the batteries last?

Lunderg bed and chair alarm systems include batteries in both the pager and the sensor pad, and battery life depends on the specific product and usage.

The pager uses 2 AA batteries (non-rechargeable). Battery life will vary depending on how often the alarm is triggered, the distance between the pager and pad, and daily usage. If preferred, you can use rechargeable AA batteries in the pager.

The sensor pad battery life depends on the model:

Early-Alert Bed Alarm Pad: lasts approximately 15 months
Under-Mattress Bed Alarm Pad: lasts approximately 24 months
Chair Alarm Pad: lasts approximately 15 months
Large Bed Alarm Pad: lasts approximately 12 months
Basic Bed Alarm Pad: lasts approximately 12 months

Sensor pads are designed to be replaced after their expected lifespan. Over time, pressure sensors naturally lose sensitivity and accuracy, so replacing the pad helps ensure reliable performance and user safety.

Lunderg sensor pads are designed to provide long-lasting performance compared to many alternatives on the market, which typically last between 45 days and 12 months.