can it be used indoors to notify someone a patient is in motion?
1883567
YES !!!!!! I would get a power adapter and use batteries This is the best for security !!!!!!!!!!!!!
1883568
possibly so. i know that anytime something is in our driveway it beeps. i'm not sure of the sensitivity level.hope this is helpful
2112258
I can't say for sure but I don't think it will. The device is small enough where you have to sit at your pc so that it picks up your movements. So someone walking around will not be activity that would be picked up. Thanks
145660
Yes you could, and there would be no theft alarm as such, just a message transmitted to show that you have moved and others to show your progress. However, you may wish to consider the SPOT Gen3, a similar product which has been designed more for what you describe.
482000
Yes. It would monitor any movement in the room. We have it on the porch and it even monitors a bird flying by.
2036014
Tattle tale senses slight vibrations. It's not really a "motion detector", like the ones on outdoor security lights. It works on sofa cushions and bed mattresses. Not on hard floors. Unless it is bumped.
1595634
The motion detection is great. I have one mounted inside a walk-in closet. It will come on while walking past the closed slotted closet door, in a dark bedroom. Mounting it horizontally should not be a problem what-so-ever.
1007689
It is a cool tool. Couldn't use in a situation that you needed rapid answer for sick patient. Pt has to hold still for at least 30 seconds, so if they are in distress they can't hold it.
2084405
I hope so, my doctor's office uses them. One of the reasons I bought this for home use. It gives consistent readings. It also gives accurate readings (sigh).
2062642
It will work as a door monitor. There is a beam of red light emitted from the unit. (Just like an overhead garage door). If anything interrupts the beam, it will sound an alert on the receiver unit. We clipped the receiver unit to our belt so that we could be in other parts of the house. If our patient (elderly, and a fall risk), got out of bed, the alarm would sound. The unit itself (the part with the beam), does not sound an alarm, just the receiver unit.
1594263
Hi Ginny Sorry, but the peephole does not have motion detect. It is going to take a picture or record a video when someone presses the bell.
62914
No. They suggest you place the alarm in one of to places (1)right up under the shoulder blades if you want to know anytime the patient sits up or, under the his to alert you when the patient physically lifts out of the bed. I use the latter placement. She (my patient) turns from side to side all night. It doe not go off. She would have to be lifted off the pad for several seconds before it would go off.
1937164
Yes, this would work fine for that. In addition to the motion detector, use the window/door sensor... Great idea!
1552724
I asked myself the same question until I realized that this product has no motion detector feature. This is fake. They only put a sticker on the box for the advertising. Let me know if you can do it otherwise let the product have a bad review.
650639
I think it should work just fine. I needed it for my patients. Had to return it, because thermometer has to be in the same environment for at least an hr to work properly. I keep driving between my patients and it did not work for me. Otherwise, at home it was fine.
2132910
No, this is not a motion detector. Someone must push the button on the transmitter.
2044508
The short answer is - YES. The long answer, you can actually configure it to show many things while you are doing your physical activities, for example your average heart rate, how long you've been performing the activity etc. You should check out the videos in YouTube that shows you how to use it, very helpful in teaching you learn how to use this heart rate monitor.
1927045
Have used it successfully within range limits for dementia patient. Works in supermarkets, parking lots, etc. Recommend a medic alert bracelet signifying dementia and phone number.