Improve accessibility, communication, and resident safety across hotels, public housing, assisted living facilities, and community programs with a wireless alerting system designed for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or unable to rely on standard auditory cues. This configuration supports ADA-aligned accommodations by delivering visual, audible, and tactile notifications for both daytime and nighttime awareness. This package includes the Push Button Transmitter, Portable Receiver, and Bed Shaker. All devices are factory prelinked with no Wi-Fi, apps, or manual pairing required, making deployment fast and consistent across multi-unit facilities, hotel rooms, or resident suites. The Push Button Transmitter offers flexible operation as both a mountable doorbell and a portable call-for-assistance button. It can be installed outside hotel or residential doors, worn by a resident, placed bedside, or positioned at service counters and reception desks. When activated, it sends a wireless signal directly to the Portable Receiver. The Portable Receiver provides clear visual and audible alerts that support users or staff members throughout a room or living space. Its compact and battery-powered design allows flexible placement on desks, nightstands, counters, or mobility aids. When a Push Button event is received, the receiver activates its notification lights and alert tones for immediate awareness. For nighttime or low-visibility environments, the included Bed Shaker connects directly to the Portable Receiver, delivering strong tactile vibration alerts. This provides reliable awareness for individuals who may not perceive visual or audible signals while asleep, making it well suited for ADA-ready hotel rooms, assisted living apartments, and public housing installations. The solution is designed for institutional reliability, with simple controls, long-lasting batteries, and flexible placement options that allow facility teams to deploy and maintain the system efficiently across multiple units. This configuration can function as a stand-alone signaling system or be expanded within the scalable Bellman Alerting System. Additional transmitters—such as smoke or carbon monoxide alarms—can be added at any time to create a multi-sensory life-safety network without reconfiguration.
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