📳 Enhanced Wireless Caregiver Pager – Motion Sensor Alert System for Fall Prevention in Home: Ideal for Elderly, Kids – Includes 1 Receiver and 1 Motion Detector Review

It's right there. I bought it to know when my mom gets up. She is old and has health problems. The range of the motion detector is large. You can change the alarm clock ringtone. Since I bought it, I feel like I take better care of my mother. Costs money

Be patient with the pairing, it took me a while to figure out I need to go through the pairing process. I stopped too soon after changing the tune and thought it wouldn't work. It works great and is just what I needed to alert me when my elderly mom is trying to get up at night.

Mom doesn't understand that her body can't keep up with her mind anymore. The consequences were falls, bruises and broken bones, which conventional handrails and handrails can prevent. Now that we have a caregiver alarm installed in her room, she cannot get out of bed without our knowledge, giving us time to get to her before she falls. Installation and setup took 10 minutes and everything worked as advertised. You can not ask for more! It's time to add one to my dad's room.

My only regret is that I wish I had bought it sooner. A very affordable solution to tracking my mother who has Alzheimer's disease. I never wanted to resort to a babysitter in her room, but we got to the point where I needed to know if she was spinning around in her bedroom trying to find a bathroom. This device warns me so I can help. Also ideal for monitoring exits, stairs or kitchen entrances. Gives me the confidence that I can get a few things done around the house and still keep track of…

This motion sensor goes haywire when you're working or cleaning right in front of it. But we were not at all concerned when my grandmother, who has dementia, tries to get out of bed. She's on the other side of a very small bedroom (just 6 feet from the device) and doesn't ring the bell day or night when she moves. UPDATE: It still sounds seldom when she's sitting. in bed, which is uncomfortable and risky, but also randomly unsettling when nothing happens. So it doesn't bother me if she's up…

This thing is perfect! Our dog has developed a habit of going to the back of the house and running while we sleep. She slipped into things she knows are forbidden while we were awake. We placed the sensor on the side of the door and aimed it at the other side. We connected the bell side in our bedroom. We only turn it on at night before bed, but I haven't even charged it since we got it, so the sensor holds a charge. It has a habit of turning itself off a few times when turned on, but quits…