Smart Alert™ System in action
Smart Alert™ System is very simple to use. Here’s an example of a daytime and a nighttime use.
During the day – hearing instruments are in use
- An incoming call is detected by the telephone detector and sends a wireless signal to the Smart Alert remote
- The telephone icon on the remote illuminates and the remote vibrates
- The remote sends a non-urgent beep to the hearing instruments
- The alert is stopped with a press of the acknowledge button
At night – hearing instruments are not in use
- Smoke or fire is detected in the home by the smoke detector
- The smoke detector emits an alarm sound and sends a wireless signal to the Smart Alert remote in its nightstand charger
- The remote's smoke icon illuminates, and the bed shaker is activated
- The alert is stopped only when the source of the alarm is addressed
People with hearing loss have a higher risk of fatalities in home fires
Home fires are scary and dangerous for anyone. For those with even just a moderate hearing loss, the potential for harm can be even greater because the number-one preventive measure - smoke detectors – aren’t effective if they can’t be heard. Hearing healthcare professionals have a unique opportunity to counsel clients on effective fire safety strategies.
For a complete article on fire safety for people with hearing loss, click here ».
Smart Alert™ System helps ensure your clients stay safe in their homes, and aware of the smoke detector 24/7.
