PRODUCT FEATURES |
USER BENEFITS |
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The GSM terminal automatically dials using a telephone
line when available but uses the mobile phone network as a
backup. |
This means that calls can be made by the most
cost-effective method even if the telephone line develops a
fault. |
| The
GSM terminal does not need a telephone line and is simply
plugged into the mains supply, and a dispersed alarm fitted. |
A dispersed alarm can be fitted even where there is no
telephone line so that patients can benefit from early
discharge from hospital. |
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Standard dispersed alarms can be use with the GSM Terminal
with no additional programming. |
This
means that a dispersed alarm can be provided promptly from
the provider's existing stock. |
| The
GSM Terminal can be used with other telecom systems as a
backup to landline communication. |
The
dispersed alarm or sensor that best suits user needs can be
provided from the provider's existing stock. |
| The
GSM terminal is easy to install with no additional training
or specialist equipment. |
Installation can be carried out without the need for
engineer visits or specialist training. |
| The
unit cost is less than some dispersed alarms so can be
purchased from existing budgets. |
This
means that existing budgets can be spread further; offering
providers the opportunity to improve services. |
| Dual
frequency operation over the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz ranges. |
This
means that calls are less likely to be deliberately or
accidentally blocked. |
