Would it work for the 5-star Urgent Response Device?
292527
Not sure how heavy the 5 star urgent device is, but I have them on all 5 of my cameras, I am a real estate appraiser and on a busy day like to separate houses, the heaviest camera weighs 8 oz with the cord attached. Hope that helps.
292528
Yes, that's why I purchased it. My mom can put it around her neck or just use ir with the strap. I got red so she could see it easier
292529
If the device can attach to a key chain, the lanyard certainly should work.
292530
Your device has to have a hole in it, so the loop you see on the neck strap can loop thru it, If no hole in your device I doubt it will work.
2037115
I don't see why not.... I don't know how many digits your telephone #'s are if you wanted to use the automatic call back feature. This alarm can store 5 different telephone #'s that are up to 8 digits long.Everything is wireless, you can use it practically anywhere you've got electricity.I plan on purchasing another one for our weekend cabin and using a small battery backup system that can recharge via a single LV Solar Panel.
2125456
Yes but the way it's built it's not meant for that multiple patient use. I use it only to confirm initial reading pre op patients using hospital grade pulse ox ( sort of transferring patients room to or). Nonin would be a better option. Lastly you use this on transporting as an emt there's a big chance you'll lose it in a chaotic situation
354797
Yes. My primary siren is for the outside of the house. The alarm 5, 115 db is for the inside of My house. There should adequate electrical capacity in your system to add the additional siren. It should be compatible with your system.
475374
I have the 2 gig go connect alarm system. If yours is a go connect alarm then it will work. This is the same motion that came with my alarm system I just added another one. It is really easy to add to the system
465670
Hi Nancy L.Yes, it will work but for basic operations only. Thanks. >Joffrey
1991399
You can find the information on the manufacturer's web site (http://blog.obihai.com/2011/11/calling-911-with-obi-devices.html). It is on Obihai.com
430687
If you have nearby room service availability that button will alert them that you need immediate service. It works for me occasionally
1054083
I would consider a track phone as an emergency phone as the minutes are inexpensive and so are the cell phones
1590767
I'm sure it would, if you were to rely on handcranking as your main method of recharging. It's intrended purpose is for *emergency* use. The relatively small time of recharge by handcranking would be negligible. Consider the value of your safety, if you were broken down at the side of the road with a dead cell phone, in relation to 5 or 10 minutes of hand cranking to gain enough battery life to talk to emergency personell. Also compare those few minutes to the hours each week you might recharge your phone from reliable electronic sources. Again, any potential harm would be negligible, and worth the measure of safety. I'm sure it would, if you were to rely on handcranking as your main method of recharging. It's intrended purpose is for *emergency* use. The relatively small time of recharge by handcranking would be negligible. Consider the value of your safety, if you were broken down at the side of the road with a dead cell phone, in relation to 5 or 10 minutes of hand cranking to gain enough battery life to talk to emergency personell. Also compare those few minutes to the hours each week you might recharge your phone from reliable electronic sources. Again, any potential harm would be negligible, and... » Read More I'm sure it would, if you were to rely on handcranking as your main method of recharging. It's intrended purpose is for *emergency* use. The relatively small time of recharge by handcranking would be negligible. Consider the value of your safety, if you were broken down at the side of the road with a dead cell phone, in relation to 5 or 10 minutes of hand cranking to gain enough battery life to talk to emergency personell. Also compare those few minutes to the hours each week you might recharge your phone from reliable electronic sources. Again, any potential harm would be negligible, and worth the measure of safety. « Show Less
1143381
Yes. Put it into the mode - it will blink - to give the emergency broadcast only.
395181
Yes, just double checked that this morning to be sure. I don't usually use it for that but yes, it works!!
2025554
Yes, my department uses the same kind of digital trinkets network. If your radio is in the Motorola family it should work.
1779187
That system is very limited, it didn't support my 911 emergency dial up, so I don't believe so. I have Dish HD so I signed up for their phone & internet service and it works fine.
1855010
It should not be a problem. The alarm only makes outgoing calls and only if the sensor is triggered by a power outage or a cold temperature. It would be very unlikely an incoming call that your answering machine would pick up would occur at the same time that the alarm would be making an outgoing call. If you get a call from the alarm it will ask you to press a key to acknowledge the alert and avoid repeated calls about the alert.
1614669
No experience with that charger, but it should do the job. One note to radio operators; you cannot run the charger when receiving as it creates much QRN.
1836873
According to Alarm.com site the other devices they support are Z-Wave so this should work as well. Z-Wave is pretty universal