Developed by Static Systems’ in-house teams it achieves the fundamental requirement of facilitating fast system response times for life-critical calls using standard, off-the-shelf batteries to power devices.
It’s the technology that puts Aspire smartsync above the competition
SmartSync synchronizes all wireless nurse call devices to within 2 milliseconds to achieve:
- A completely wireless system all the way down to the over door and follow lamp units
- Substantial reduction in power consumption
- Fast call initiation times comparable with wired systems
- Secure ‘two-way’ health checking
- Full monitoring with ‘battery low’ alert
- Missing device notification
- High system integrity and more robust communication, including message verification before raising a call
- Reduced maintenance and improved whole life costs
- Reliable system backup on SD card
Other outstanding Aspire SmartSync features include:
- Standard Alkaline AA and D cell batteries to power devices, including over door units and follow lamps
- Greatly reduced number of system components
- RNIB endorsed patient hand units with 5 year warranty, for ease of use by the elderly and partially sighted
- Choice of 7” and 15” staff indicator
- Consistent component design and system of operation to ‘wired’ systems, including follow-the-light over door units
- Integration with Fusion-IP ‘wired’ nurse call systems
- Straightforward ‘out-of-the- box’ and ‘ready-to-go’ set-up
- Exceptional range
FusionWare Management Tools offering advanced functionality usually only available with a wired system:
- Fusion Analytics
- MIMic
- Pop-up notifications
- Interfacing with 3rd party solutions including Schneider StructureWare, MultiTone i-page and i-message
Introducing Noti-fi wireless healthcare alarm notification system
Noti-fi is an ingeniously simple means of wirelessly interfacing third-party equipment to a Static Systems’ nurse call system.
Simply, the existing patient hand unit is replaced with the noti-fi equivalent. A third-party device, typically a pressure mat or remote alarm input is connected to a noti-fi interface unit. The two devices are then ‘paired’ by pressing a button on the hand unit.
Instantly, the third-party device forms an integral part of the nurse call system; taking on the characteristics of other patient-to-staff alarms including follow-the light operation, alerts at the nurse station, paging notifications, etc.
At a glance:
- Easy to install, cost-effective, wireless solution
- Uses existing infrastructure, including staff indicator with follow-the-light operation
- ‘Battery low’ notification
- Can automatically operate bed and room lighting upon raising a call
Typical applications include:
- Bed exit alert
- Remote nurse call buttons
- Enuresis alarm
- Chair exit alert
- Special needs call units
- Bedroom door alarm
- Infusion pump alert
“Whether it be part of a new build, ward refurbishment, or technology refresh our philosophy is to be in a position to recommend the best solution to match requirements and budget. Our full range of IP solutions put us in a unique position to do this,” said Static Systems’ Director of Marketing, Phil Wade.
