Floor Mats - Choose Corded or Wireless/Cordless

Floor mats, paired with a bed or chair alarm, offer a great fall prevention alternative to bed and chair sensor pads.

Placed next to a bed or chair, the caregiver will know when their patient is getting up.

Placed across a doorway, the caregiver will know when their patient is exiting a room or the house.

All our floor mats are made of high quality, durable rubber with non slip surfaces and safe beveled edges.

Choose from the following five floor mat options, that will alarm either right at the mat, or wirelessly at an alarm or pager kept with the caregiver:

• 2' x 3' Corded (6' cord) Floor Mat. (No alarm included. Choose this option for use with an existing Smart Caregiver TL-2100 series, TL-2004E, TL-2016R3, or TL-3100 alarm.)
• 2' x 3' corded (6' cord) floor mat, attached to an alarm featuring volume control, a reset button, and a low battery indicator.

  When the patient steps onto the mat, the alarm will sound to let the caregiver know the patient needs assistance. Simply press the reset button to silence the alarm.

• 2' x 4' corded (6' cord) floor mat, attached to an alarm featuring volume control, a reset button, and a low battery indicator.

  When the patient steps onto the mat, the alarm will sound to let the caregiver know the patient needs assistance. Simply press the reset button to silence the alarm.

• 2' x 4' corded (6' cord) floor mat, attached to an alarm featuring volume control that can be adjusted all the way to silent, if no alert at the mat is desired, plus a wireless caregiver pager. When the patient steps on the floor mat, the attached alarm sends a wireless signal to the pager, which can be up to 150' from the floor mat. The pager can be kept in a pocket, attached to a waistband, or placed on a flat surface. The pager features volume control and tone options. This is a very effective system, able to provide both an alert at the floor mat and with the caregiver.
• 2' x 4' wireless/cordless floor mat, with an alarm that the caregiver can keep with them, up to 100' from the floor mat. The alarm features volume control, a low battery indicator, and an on/off switch. When the patient steps on the floor mat, it sends a wireless signal to the alarm. This system is particularly helpful if alarm noise might startle or upset the patient, or if there is a chance the caregiver might not be close enough to the floor mat to hear an alert from an alarm in option 2 or 3 above.