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Cura1 Falls and Safety Monitoring

Bed, chair and floor sensors, falls monitors, pagers and nurse call accessories from Cura1, for aged care, hospitals, disability services and home care. Expert advice from NovitaTech, with delivery Australia-wide.

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Standard Falls Monitor with SafeTime

How a Cura1 system works

Every Cura1 set-up has three parts. Choose a sensor for the situation, connect it to a monitor or transmitter, and decide how carers should be alerted.

1

A sensor detects

A pad, mat or sensor notices when someone gets up, steps onto the floor, opens a door or presses a call button. See which sensor to choose.

2

A monitor or transmitter sends the alarm

Wired sensors plug into a bedside falls monitor. Cordless sensors use a small transmitter to send the alarm wirelessly, so there are no cords to trip on.

3

A carer is alerted

The alarm can sound at the bedside, go to a pager or console, or connect into your existing nurse call system. See alert options.

Wired systems

Pads and mats connect to a bedside monitor such as the Standard Falls Monitor with SafeTime (2701) with a break cord. The break cord is designed to come apart if pulled, protecting the monitor. The monitor can sound its own alarm and connect to a nurse call system.

Good for: a single room, or facilities with an existing nurse call system.

Cordless systems

Pads and mats pair with a transmitter such as the Cordless Pad Transmitter (2719) and send the alarm to a 3 Channel Cordless Monitor (2702), 6 Channel Cordless Falls Monitor (2700), FallAlert Cordless Multiport Expander (2544) or FallAlert ActiveCare Monitor (3500R) with pagers.

Good for: reducing trip hazards, moving sensors between rooms, and alerting staff wherever they are.

Which sensor for which situation?

Situation Cura1 options
Getting out of bed Premium Bed Pad (2626), Universal Single Fold Bed Pad (2690), SafeTime Bed Pad (2622) (90-day), Premium Under Mattress Pressure Pad (3516), Cordless Bed Pad (2629), Cordless Under Mattress Pressure Pad
Getting up from a chair or wheelchair Premium Chair Pad (2628), Universal Chair Pad (2691), Cordless Chair Pad (2630), Pull String Falls Monitor (2617)
Stepping onto the floor Universal Floor Mat (2692), Universal Single Fold Floor Mat (2671), Universal Dual Fold Floor Mat (2672), Economy Single Fold Floor Mat (4103), Economy Dual Fold Floor Mat (4104), Premium Heavy-Duty Non-Slip Floor Mat (2633B), Cordless Floor Mat (2624)
Cushioning beside the bed Foldable Crash Mat (4113), Foldable Crash Mat with Sensor (4114)
Movement near a doorway, stairs or hazard iBeam Sensor (2721) with the EzyStand for iBeam (2723)
A door or window being opened Wireless Door Contact (3503), Universal Cordless Transmitter (2698) (includes a magnetic door switch)
Calling for help Wireless SOS Call Button (2599), FallAlert Wireless WaterProof Call Button with Reset (2558), FallAlert Personal Emergency Transmitter (PET) (2588), FallAlert Wristband Alarm Transmitter (2595), Nurse Call Pendant (2638), FallAlert Wireless Pager Kit (4024)
Continence Economy Incontinence Monitor (4020) with the Incontinence Monitor Bed Pad (4021) or Chair Incontinence Sensor Pad (4022)
Seizure-related movement SeizureAlert Monitor and Pager (3011), SeizureAlert and Pager with FallAlert (3012). Talk to our team about whether it suits the person.

Not sure? Tell us about the person and the setting, and we will recommend a set-up.

How carers are alerted

Option Cura1 products Best for
Bedside alarm Standard Falls Monitor with SafeTime (2701), Economy Falls Monitor (4017), Pull String Falls Monitor (2617) A single room or home care
Cordless monitor 3 Channel Cordless Monitor (2702), 6 Channel Cordless Falls Monitor (2700) Monitoring several sensors from one unit
Pagers and handsets ActiveCare LCD Pager (3501), ActiveCare LED Pager (3508), ActiveCare Wireless Handset (3502), FallAlert Wireless Pager Kit (4024) Staff who move around the building
Consoles FallAlert ActiveCare Monitor (3500R), Touch Screen Alarm Console (2800) A central point showing which room is calling
Long range call system FallAlert Long Range Care Station (2501), FallAlert LRCS Zone Repeater, FallAlert LRCS Single-Sided LED Display, FallAlert LRCS Paging Interface Larger facilities and multiple zones
Existing nurse call FallAlert Cordless Multiport Expander (2544), Cordless Multiport Expander with Bracket Mount (2549), FallAlert Wireless Indicator Light (2561) Adding cordless sensors to your current system

Compatibility guide

Cura1 sensors come in ranges with different connectors. Match the range to your monitor or receiver:

Cura1 publishes detailed compatibility matrices. Or tell us the model of your monitor or nurse call system and we will confirm what works with it.

Cable guide

What do (T & S), (T & R) and (R & S) mean?

They show which two contacts on a stereo jack plug carry the alarm signal: T = tip, R = ring, S = sleeve. Your nurse call system’s input decides which you need. RJ cables list the wired pins instead, for example “pins 4 and 5”.

To check an existing set-up, use the Cable Tester (2537) or FallAlert Nurse Call Tester (2551). If you are unsure, send us a photo of the plug and the socket and we will help.

Funding

Falls monitoring equipment may be funded through an NDIS plan (assistive technology) or aged care programs such as Support at Home, depending on the person’s needs and goals. Read our Support at Home assistive technology guide or see funding options.

Facilities can request a quote for multiple rooms.

Helpful guides

Talk to our team

We can help you choose sensors, check compatibility with your nurse call system and quote for a whole facility.