McKesson Chair Sensor Pad, 10" x 15"
About this item
- Instant Fall Alarm Trigger
- Reduced Tripping & Entanglement Risk
- Durable Silver Membrane Technology
- Water-Resistant Vinyl Cover
- Reliable Use for Up to 45 Days
McKesson Chair Sensor Pad, 10" x 15" - Case of 50 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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McKesson Chair Sensor Pad, 10" x 15" - Case of 50 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
McKesson Chair Sensor Pad, 10" x 15"
The McKesson Chair Sensor Pad is a fall prevention accessory designed to work with compatible bed and chair alarm monitors. Measuring 10 x 15 inches, this pressure-sensitive pad is placed on a chair seat beneath the patient or resident. When weight is removed from the pad, it triggers a connected fall prevention alarm, alerting caregivers and staff that the individual may be attempting to stand or has left the seat unattended.
Built with silver membrane technology, the sensor pad is engineered for long-lasting, reliable performance in busy healthcare and home care settings. The pad's low-profile design helps reduce common hazards such as tripping, entanglement, and choking that can occur with bulkier alarm systems, making it a safer option for patients with mobility or cognitive impairments.
The pad's vinyl covering provides water resistance, offering protection against incontinence and everyday spills so it can be cleaned and reused across multiple care shifts. Each chair sensor pad is intended for use for up to 45 days, making it a practical and cost-effective tool for hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home caregivers focused on fall prevention monitoring.
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