Enhance safety, supervision, and accessible communication across housing units, assisted living facilities, memory care programs, hotels, and community environments with a wireless entry-monitoring system designed for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or unable to rely on standard auditory cues. This configuration provides visual, audible, and tactile alerts to support ADA-aligned accommodations and reliable awareness of key access points.

This package includes the Magnetic Switch, Telephone Transmitter, Alarm Clock Receiver, and Bed Shaker. All devices are factory prelinked, requiring no Wi-Fi, apps, or manual pairing. This ensures fast installation across multi-unit housing, care facilities, guest rooms, or supervised living environments.

The Magnetic Switch triggers whenever two connected surfaces separate, such as when a door, window, drawer, or cabinet is opened. It can be used in two primary ways: to alert caregivers or staff when a resident enters or leaves a monitored space, or to alert an individual who is deaf or hard of hearing when someone opens their door or enters the room. It is ideal for entryways, storage areas, medication cabinets, kitchen access points, or safety-sensitive locations that require monitoring.

The Telephone Transmitter relays the signal from the Magnetic Switch to the Alarm Clock Receiver wirelessly. It includes additional input ports for accessories such as extra contact mats, magnetic switches, or compatible alert devices that use 3.5 mm or 2.5 mm trigger cables—providing a scalable interface for organizations with evolving monitoring needs.

The Alarm Clock Receiver offers multi-sensory notifications through bright flashing lights, loud audible alerts, and strong vibrations from the included Bed Shaker. Color-coded LED indicators identify the source of each alert, supporting quick responses in both residential and staffed environments. The Bed Shaker ensures nighttime awareness for individuals who may not perceive sound or light during sleep.

This solution is designed for institutional reliability with simple controls, flexible installation options, and long-lasting operation. It supports ADA-aligned accommodations and improves safety oversight in memory care, congregate living, and supervised housing settings.

The system can be used independently or expanded within the scalable Bellman Alerting System. Additional transmitters—including doorbell detectors, loud-sound monitors, smoke alarms, and CO alarms—can be added at any time with no reconfiguration.