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Animal Hospital Waiting Call Bell System "One Touch Call"
To avoid conflicts between pets at the animal hospital. For infection prevention. You can wait outside or in your car.
"One-Touch Call" is a call system commonly used in food courts. At animal hospitals, it allows pet owners to wait outside the waiting room to prevent stress among pets, and they are called in using a bell. 【Benefits】 ★ Reduces pet stress ★ Reduces owner stress ★ Reduces staff burden ★ Ensures privacy ★ Prevents hospital-acquired infections ★ Avoids conflicts between pets 【Features】 ■ Allows waiting in personal cars or outside the hospital ■ Can communicate the order without calling the owner's name
basic information
The basic components of the call system "One-Touch Call" are: - Receiver - Transmitter - Charging stand - Relay unit (Note: The relay unit is for expanding the area. It is not necessary if the signal can reach.) *There is also a system that displays numbers on a monitor screen. The signal reach distance is approximately 150 meters in line of sight. The type of signal is a specific low-power 429MHz band that has received national certification. It can be used safely in medical settings. We also offer demo unit rentals and signal testing, so please feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Hospitals ■Clinics, Pediatrics, Dentistry ■Veterinary Clinics ■Pharmacies and other patient call systems
Detailed information
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■Charging stand Charging stand for 10 units.
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■Transmitter You can call with a single touch, so there's no need for cumbersome 10-key operations. You can easily see which number you are calling. It comes with a recall function for peace of mind. Some models can be connected via LAN.
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■Receiver This is a receiver that the patient carries. It notifies with sound and vibration. It can be placed inside a file of medical records or hung with a strap.
