SKU:BE9250
Mobile Phone Sensor
Mobile Phone Sensor
An accessory that connects with a a Transmitter, Receiver, or Alarm Clock Pro, detects incoming calls, messages, and other notifications, etc. from a cell phone or tablet
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Description
Description
The Mobile Phone Sensor from Bellman & Symfon works together with compatible Visit alerting devices listed below. Place the Mobile Phone Sensor on the screen of your cell phone or tablet. When there are incoming calls, messages, social media notifications, etc., it will detect if the screen of your cell phone or tablet is lit up, and activate the connected alerting device. It is a great accessory to help people with hearing loss, hard of hearing, and deaf stay connected.
Compatible With
Compatible With
● Telephone Transmitter
Detects landline calls, multi-purpose connector for accessories
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● Bellman Bridge
Converts signals to App and Watch Receiver
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● Baby Cry Transmitter
Detects baby sounds and signals receivers
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● Flash Receiver
Alerts with powerful flashes, with color-coded indicator icons
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● Alarm Clock Receiver
Flashing lights, extra-loud alarm clock with color-coded indicator icons
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● Alarm Clock Pro
User-friendly, extra-loud alarm clock with flashing lights
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Specifications
Specifications
● Detection
Optical; activates when screen lights up
● Light Sensitivity
Detects visible light >3 lux for more than 2 seconds
● Placement
Horizontal on phone or tablet display
● Connectors
2.5 mm and 3.5 mm mono jack plugs
● Cable Length
4 ft
● Sensor Size
0.9 × 1.3 × 2.1 in
● Sensor Weight
0.7 oz
● Adapter Weight
0.9 oz
● Resources
Mobile Phone Sensor Data Sheet (PDF)❯
Mobile Phone Sensor Manual (PDF)❯
Resources
Resources
● Video
How to use Mobile Phone Sensor❯
● Datasheet
Mobile Phone Sensor❯
● User Manual
Mobile Phone Sensor❯
Connects your mobile phone and tablet to the Visit system.
The mobile phone sensor from Bellman & Symfon is specially designed for the Visit smart home system. It is activated when a mobile phone or tablet screen lights up, for example from an incoming call or message.