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Country of Origin: Mexico
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- Weight: 0.09 lb
- Compatible with Posey Alarms
- Available in 30-day or 7-day models
- Assists with fall-risk patients
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MFR:
TIDI
Ships from MFI Medical
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MPN: 8333
- Phone: (800) 521-1314
Frequently asked questions
Is this Posey sensor reliable for patient monitoring?
Yes, the TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is specifically engineered for reliable patient monitoring and critical fall prevention assistance. It is supplied as Factory New stock to ensure high dependability in acute care and long-term facilities.
Key features that contribute to its reliable function include:
- Targeted Monitoring: The sensor is designed specifically to detect when a fall-risk patient attempts to rise unassisted from a toilet or commode.
- Immediate Alert: Upon activation, the pad instantly transmits an alert signal through the connecting cable to the dedicated Posey Alarm system, facilitating prompt caregiver intervention.
- Configurable Usage: The pads are available in two distinct configurations, allowing facilities to select based on usage protocols for single-patient use:
- 30-Day Sensor (MPN 8332)
- 7-Day Sensor (MPN 8333)
- Clear Installation: The pad includes visible instructions for proper placement (under the toilet seat bumper) and emphasizes the necessity of testing the sensor before leaving a patient unattended.
Does this sensor integrate with Posey alarms?
Yes, the TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is specifically designed for integration with existing Posey Alarm systems.
Its primary function is to provide immediate electronic alerts to the caregiver’s Posey Alarm unit when a fall-risk patient attempts to rise unassisted from the toilet or commode. This ensures rapid fall risk mitigation.
Is this sensor pad designed for fall-risk monitoring?
Yes, the TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is a crucial patient safety device explicitly designed for fall risk mitigation.
Its primary function is to assist caregivers by alerting them when a fall-risk patient attempts to rise unassisted from a toilet or commode.
Key features for monitoring include:
- System Compatibility: It is designed to trigger an alert via a connected Posey Alarm system.
- Service Life Options: The pad is available in two configurations to meet different care requirements:
- 30-Day Sensor (MPN: 8332)
- 7-Day Sensor (MPN: 8333)
The sensor is intended for professional use within healthcare settings.
Are different sensor lifespans available?
Yes, the TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is available in two distinct service life configurations to accommodate varying patient care needs and monitoring protocols:
- 30-Day Sensor (MPN 8332): This configuration is suitable for longer-term monitoring requirements.
- 7-Day Sensor (MPN 8333): This configuration is intended for shorter-term or acute use.
Both sensor pads are designated for single-patient use and are essential components for fall risk management, designed to immediately alert the caregiver’s Posey Alarm system.
What action triggers the Posey Alarm alert?
The TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is designed for targeted fall prevention in commode and toilet settings. The alarm is triggered by the patient’s unassisted attempt to rise from the toilet or commode.
This functionality works as follows:
- The sensor pad is installed beneath the toilet seat bumper.
- It continuously monitors for pressure changes (patient movement).
- When an unassisted attempt to rise is detected, the sensor immediately transmits a signal to the associated Posey Alarm system via the connecting cable, allowing for prompt caregiver intervention.
Are different sensor service life options available?
Yes, the TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is offered in two configurations to best suit varying patient monitoring durations. Both options are designed for single-patient use.
The available sensor lifespans are:
- 7-Day Sensor (#8333): Ideal for short-term patient management or high-turnover use cases.
- 30-Day Sensor (#8332): Suitable for extended, longer-term patient monitoring needs.
How does the Posey sensor trigger an alert?
The TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is a crucial component for fall prevention, monitoring patients who attempt to stand up unassisted from a toilet or commode. It functions by detecting pressure changes.
Alert Mechanism
- Placement: The sensor pad is installed discreetly underneath the toilet seat or commode.
- Pressure Detection: It registers the patient’s presence via pressure while seated.
- Trigger: An alert is instantly triggered when the patient attempts to rise, causing a critical pressure release.
- Notification: The signal is transmitted directly to the compatible Posey Alarm system, alerting caregivers immediately.
These sensors are designated for single-patient use and come in two configurable lifespans:
- 7-Day Sensor (MPN 8333): Suitable for shorter-term monitoring.
- 30-Day Sensor (MPN 8332): Suitable for extended patient monitoring needs.
Where is the sensor pad placed?
The TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is designed for precise installation to ensure accurate fall risk monitoring.
Placement is explicitly required under the toilet seat bumper.
It is important to note that the sensor pad itself includes printed warnings and instructions regarding proper placement and the necessity to test the sensor with the Posey Alarm system before leaving the patient unattended.
Is the pad compatible with Posey alarms?
Yes, the TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pads are specifically designed for seamless integration with Posey alarm systems, providing immediate alerts to caregivers.
What sensor lifespan options are available?
Yes, the TIDI Posey Toilet Sensor Pad is available in two configurations to best suit different clinical needs and monitoring periods. These sensors are vital for fall-risk assistance when integrated with the compatible Posey Alarm system. Both types are designed for Single Patient Use.
The available sensor lifespan options are:
- 7-Day Sensor (MPN #8333): Ideal for shorter monitoring periods, providing a 7-day operational service life.
- 30-Day Sensor (MPN #8332): Offers an extended 30-day service life for longer-term patient protocols.