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Our commitment to collaborative research, involving both university departments and
pilot studies has given Tunstall the advantage in designing products to meet your needs
and those who use our equipment.
Combine this with the exceptional performance, reliability and value for money our
products and service offer and you'll see how Tunstall can provide you with the right
solutions, today and well into the future.
Movement
Detector (PIR) - Detects movement and raises an alarm, providing the response
centre with the ability to audibly verify and record the presence of an intruder or
alternatively detect for inactivity
Pressure Mat - Monitors the movement in a specific area and
raises an alert if activated.
Smoke Detector
- Dangerous smoke raises an alarm for investigation or action by the response centre
Flood Detector - This
neat unobtrusive radio sensor provides an early warning by generating an alert when water
reaches overflow levels
Natural Gas
detector - when the natural gas detector detects natural gas leaks, an alarm will
be raised at the 24 hour response centre.
Carbon
Monoxide Detector - Warns of dangerous CO levels and can be used with the
Lifeline 4000+ to offer audible instructions to open windows or to evacuate the building
Pull Cord
- For raising alerts in certain high risk locations within the home e.g. bathroom,
kitchen.
Fall
detector - Pioneering technology from Tunstall enables the
first UK telecare device that automatically detects a serious fall and raises an alert at
the response centre
Bogus caller
button - Fitted near the front door this discrete button can be used to call for
assistance when a stranger requests entry into a home
Video door entry -
Allows visual confirmation of visitors and remote door access into a property giving both
security and assistance to the people who live there.
AmieŽ/Gem - Personal
radio triggers that allow an alarm call to be raised within a home or garden
Sounder beacon - Offers
both visual and loud audible signals when a sensor or telephone is activated, ideal
for the hard of hearing.
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