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Designed for speed and ease-of-use, RCare’s Rapid Deployment Kit installs in only five minutes and offers a reliable, secure, 40-patient nurse call system in a box.
The plug-and-play system is preprogrammed by RCare’s expert technicians and ready for use immediately out of the box. It includes one small touchscreen server, one pendant for each resident or patient (up to 40), and four pagers. Only one internet connection is required, and no landlines are necessary. Click here for a setup video.
The touchscreen console displays incoming patient calls with an audible tone. Patient beds are outlined with clip-on placards that correspond to patient call buttons, so caregivers know which patients are calling.
RCare’s G4 platform provides best-in-class range to cover even the largest of campuses and deepen building penetration.
The system can be deployed in only five minutes. Click here the Rapid Deployment Kit Installation and Operations Manual and click here for the Rapid Deployment Nurse Call Kit Installation and Operations Manual (BCube). Expansion kits are available.
Rapid Deployment Kit Includes:
• NurseCall Master with Integrated Touchscreen Console
• 40 Pushbutton Pendants (waterproof; reusable if disinfected or disposable)
• 2 G4 Locators
• 40 Clip-on Bed Signs
• 4 Alpha-Numeric Apollo Pagers
• G4 Master Receiver
• Single-Input Serial Page Encoder 5W
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