Night light
As we get older, more visits to the bathroom needed, especially at night. To help prevent feeling around for a switch in the dark, a soft night lighting mood is automatically brought on when the person gets out of bed. This ensures that the way to the bathroom is well lit – reducing the risk of a fall.
Fall detection
The presence of a person can be monitored through the uses of a Presence Sensor and/or Door & Window Contacts. If no activity is detected for a certain period of time, an emergency call will be made to a relative or carer using the Caller Service.
Emergency button
Elderly people can often live alone. In the event of an emergency, it’s crucial that they have the ability to let people know as quickly as possible. A wall switch can be used as an emergency button – installation in every room will ensure that there is always one close.
Electrical device monitoring
An oven or iron accidentally left on can result in a fire. Electrical devices can be monitored and, if necessary, be automatically switched off. For example, if it has been accidentally left on, the hob can be turned off once Night Mode has been activated.
Access for emergency services
If the emergency services ever need to be called, it can sometimes be difficult for them to identify the exact apartment or house in question – then even once they have, gaining entry can be difficult. We can help here by flashing the lights and automatically unlocking the front door if an emergency button is pressed.
Zoned heating
You can set individual temperatures for different rooms – this is done on a schedule so rooms are only heated when they need to be. For example, the bedroom is only heated throughout the evening and night as it is unlikely to be used during the day. This can therefore help to reduce energy bills.
High air quality
The overall air quality can be monitored and controlled – this means temperature, humidity and CO2 levels. Meaning that the perfect room climate will always be maintained.
