McKesson Alarm Sensor Pad, Bed, 10" x 30"
About this item
- Instant Fall Alert Trigger
- Reduces Tripping & Entanglement Hazards
- Durable Silver Membrane Technology
- Water-Resistant Vinyl Cover
- Reliable Use for Up to 45 Days
McKesson Alarm Sensor Pad, Bed, 10" x 30" - Single is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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McKesson Alarm Sensor Pad, Bed, 10" x 30" - Single is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
McKesson Alarm Sensor Pad, Bed, 10" x 30"
The McKesson Alarm Sensor Pad is a bed sensor designed to work with a compatible fall prevention bed alarm monitor, helping caregivers and facilities support patient safety for individuals at risk of falls. When connected to the monitor, the pressure-sensitive pad triggers the alarm the moment weight is removed, alerting staff or family members that a patient may be attempting to get up unassisted.
Built with silver membrane technology, this bed sensor pad is engineered for long, reliable performance over repeated use. The pad measures 10 x 30 inches, making it suitable for placement beneath the patient in a hospital bed or home care bed setup as part of a broader fall prevention strategy.
The vinyl covering is water resistant, offering protection against incontinence episodes and making cleanup simpler in home health and clinical environments alike. The low-profile design also helps reduce tripping, entanglement, and choking hazards often associated with sensor cords and pads. This alarm sensor pad is intended for use for up to 45 days per pad.
Whether used in a hospital, skilled nursing facility, or home care setting, this McKesson bed sensor pad is a practical addition to any patient monitoring and fall prevention program.
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