This will depend on the supported persons TECS assessment, their chosen lifestyle and their desired outcomes. We use a range of ‘best of breed’ sensors including but not exclusive to the following:
  • Motion sensor to detect real-time movements in a room or zone.
  • Contact sensor to detect open and closed events such as from doors or windows.
  • Action button that is customised to be pushed at any time from the desired location.
  • Occupancy sensor to see if a person is going to bed at the usual time or staying in bed during the night.
  • Enuresis (incontinence) sensor suitable for a bed, pillowcases, chair, or wheelchair to detect moisture.
  • Epilepsy bed monitor that detects tonic-clonic seizures.
  • Smoke sensor that is a smoke detector and fire alarm in one.
  • CO sensor that detects precise measurements of carbon monoxide.
  • Flood sensor that detects a water leak or changes in temperatures.
  • Tablet that can be used to communicate using video or voice calls to the person being supported.

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