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Technology House : Kitchen in this room
Carbon Monoxide detector
Medication dispenser
Smoke Detector

Technology House : Kitchen in this room

Smoke detectorWhat it does:

  • This wireless device connects to the Lifeline Base Unit.
  • When triggered, it sends an alert to a 24/7 monitoring center and sounds an alarm in the home.
  • It uses a cellular network, so no landline is needed and it's compatible with the Digital Switchover.

How it can be used:

  • Alerts the user if there's smoke in the property, prompting urgent action.
  • Connects to a 24/7 monitoring center that can arrange support if needed.
  • Provides peace of mind with the benefits of a wireless smoke detector.

Who it's for:

  • Designed to be placed in areas of the home that best protect users, especially those who may forget cooking times or get tired easily.
  • Offers safety and peace of mind for users and their carers or family members.

Find out more on the Argenti website.

carbon minoxide detectorWhat it does:

  • This wireless detector warns of dangerous Carbon Monoxide levels accurately and reliably.
  • It should be installed in the same room as the appliance being monitored, between one and three meters from it.
  • It has a dual alarm: an audio alarm for the home and an alert sent to a 24 hours a day seven days a week monitoring centre via the lifeline unit.

Who it's for:

  • Anyone with gas or solid fuel appliances at home.
  • Beneficial for households with small children, people with limited mobility or learning difficulties, older adults, and those with long-term health conditions.

Contact Argenti for more information.

medication dispenserWhat it does:

  • Medication dispensers can automatically give out medicine for 28 days.
  • They alert the user with sounds and lights when it's time to take the medicine.
  • If the user misses a dose, an alert is sent to a monitoring centre or carer to ensure the medication routine is followed.

How can it be used?

  • Helps users know if they've taken their medicine.
  • Informs a loved one or carer whether the medicine has been taken.
  • Provides peace of mind that the user is taking the right medicine at the right time.

Who’s it for?

  • Ideal for anyone with many or complex medications, especially those needing to take them at specific times.
  • Beneficial for older adults or individuals with mental health issues who have high-volume prescriptions.

 

Contact Argenti for more information.