Strengthen accessibility, communication, and resident safety across housing units, hospitality settings, assisted living facilities, and public service programs with a wireless alerting system designed for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or unable to rely on auditory cues. This configuration provides vibration-based and nighttime tactile notifications that support ADA-aligned readiness in both personal and professional environments. This package includes the Push Button Transmitter, Pager Receiver, Pager Charger, and Bed Shaker. All components are factory prelinked, requiring no Wi-Fi, apps, or manual pairing. This reduces installation time and streamlines deployment across multi-unit facilities, hotel rooms, and long-term living environments. The Push Button Transmitter serves as both a mountable doorbell and a portable call-for-assistance device. It can be installed outside residential or hotel doors, placed on a bedside table, worn by a resident, or positioned at reception desks and caregiver stations. When pressed, it sends a wireless signal directly to the paired Pager Receiver. The Pager Receiver provides discreet, vibration-based alerts that support users or staff members who require portable, silent notification. The receiver is compact and wearable, allowing mobility throughout a room, unit, or facility. Distinct vibration patterns make it easy to identify Push Button events when used alongside optional system transmitters. The included Pager Charger maintains 24/7 device readiness and supports night-time alerting. When the Pager Receiver is docked, the Bed Shaker—connected directly to the charger—provides strong, silent vibration alerts for individuals who may not perceive visual or audible cues during sleep. This creates a complete day-and-night alerting solution suited for ADA accommodations, emergency-preparedness programs, and caregiving environments. This system’s components are built for institutional reliability, with simple interfaces, long-life batteries, and flexible installation options that make it easy for facility operators and housing authorities to deploy and maintain at scale. This configuration can operate as a stand-alone accessible signaling system or expand within the scalable Bellman Alerting System. Additional transmitters—such as smoke or carbon monoxide alarms—can be added at any time to create a complete multi-sensory safety network without additional setup.
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