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Bones Helen Vibrating Clock
$524.99 – $525.00
Helen is a credit-card-sized clock that tells time and signals alarms and reminders through vibration instead of sound or sight. It has large, tactile buttons rather than pointers, so someone who is both deaf and blind can set their own alarms and timers. A speech function can also be turned on, which helps when communicating with caregivers or teachers. A separate vibration cushion comes in the box. Plug it in for the alarm, and the stronger vibration can wake a heavy sleeper. The small size fits in a pocket, which suits commuting or a busy day away from a desk.
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Carbon Monoxide Alarm Notification System with Alarm Clock Receiver, Bed Shaker, Bridge, and Watch Receiver
$769.85
This system watches for carbon monoxide and alerts you in several ways at once. The alarm clock receiver adds sound, color-coded lights and bright flashing, and the bed shaker vibrates the mattress. A wristwatch receiver gives you vibration and color icons on the wrist, and a Bluetooth bridge sends alerts to the free Bellman Assistant app on iOS or Android without Wi-Fi. It's for someone who may not hear a standard CO alarm, especially while asleep. The bundle comes preassembled with the CO transmitter, bridge, watch receiver, alarm clock receiver and bed shaker. It also lights up the receivers for mobile calls and app notifications, and you can add more Bellman transmitters later to cover other household sounds.
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Alarm Clock Pro ADA Compliance Device
$149.95
The Alarm Clock Pro wakes someone with three alerts at once: a loud sound, bright flashing lights, and a strong bed shaker. That makes it useful for people who may sleep through a standard alarm or can't easily hear one, and for facilities such as hospitals, care homes, student housing, and hotels that need accessible rooms. It works on its own, with no app or pairing, and the controls are meant to be easy for people with limited vision or dexterity. A built-in battery backup keeps it running during a power cut, which matters for overnight alerts. It can also be part of a wider safety alerting setup.
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Push Notification ADA Compliance Kit with Pager Hub
$469.80
This kit lets someone who can't count on hearing a doorbell or call button get a silent alert instead. Pressing the push button sends a wireless signal to a wearable pager, which vibrates to let the wearer know. A bed shaker is included for nighttime alerts, and a charging base keeps the pager powered. The button can be mounted outside a door, set on a bedside table, worn, or placed at a reception desk or caregiver station. The parts come linked to each other, so there's no Wi-Fi, app, or pairing step. It suits homes, hotel rooms, and assisted living or housing units that need an alerting setup.
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Serene CentralAlert CA-380 Wearable Notification System
$339.95
The CA-380 is a bundle that tells someone about sounds in the home through touch, loud tones, and bright flashing lights. The wearable receiver has braille buttons, strong vibration, and a loud tone, so it works for people who are deaf-blind. The package also includes a bed shaker, a doorbell signaler, and a ringer/flasher that connects to a home or cell phone line. These pieces send alerts to the wearable from up to 150 feet away. The receiver has a rechargeable battery and comes with an AC adapter. It can also pair with other transmitters in Serene's CentralAlert line if you want to add alerts later.
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Push Notification ADA Compliance Kit with Alarm Clock
$369.90
This kit is a wireless alerting system for people who may not hear a knock, chime, or call for help. When someone presses the push button transmitter, the alarm clock receiver answers with loud sound, bright flashing light, and strong vibration through the included bed shaker. The button can be mounted outside a door as a doorbell, worn as a personal alert button, or placed at a front desk or nursing station. All three pieces come prelinked and need no Wi-Fi, app, or manual pairing, which helps facilities set up many rooms the same way. The receiver has a rechargeable battery backup, so it can keep working if power drops.
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