The Blue Jay Alarm Alert Chair Sensor Pad is a reliable fall prevention solution designed to enhance patient safety by monitoring movement. Compatible with Blue Jay Alarm Alert Alarms (Models BJ115205 and BJ115305), this sensor pad is placed under the patient’s buttocks on a chair, wheelchair, or geri chair. The alarm sounds when the patient removes their body weight from the pad, alerting caregivers to potential fall risks. With a one-year lifespan, this pad provides long-term reliability and peace of mind for caregivers.

Key Features

• Durable 1-year sensor pad lifespan for reliable fall prevention
• Designed for use with Blue Jay Alarm Alert Alarms (Models BJ115205 and BJ115305)
• Compact 7" x 15" size fits comfortably on chairs, wheelchairs, and geri chairs
• Activates alarm when patient lifts their body weight off the sensor pad
• Comfortable, discreet, and flexible design ensures patient ease
• Easy-to-use setup—simply plug into the alarm system and position under the patient
• Ideal for use in hospitals, nursing homes, and home care settings
• Space provided to write patient’s name, start date, and end date with a soft felt-tip permanent marker
• Limited 1-year warranty for added assurance

Why Choose the Blue Jay Alarm Alert Chair Sensor Pad?

• Enhances patient safety by preventing unassisted exits from chairs
• Reliable and long-lasting performance for up to one year
• Lightweight and comfortable design does not interfere with patient comfort

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How does the chair sensor pad work?
The pad is placed under the patient’s buttocks, and when they remove their body weight, the connected alarm system is triggered.

What alarm models are compatible with this sensor pad?
This sensor pad is designed for use with Blue Jay Alarm Alert Alarms (Models BJ115205 and BJ115305).

Can this be used on different types of chairs?
Yes, the sensor pad can be placed on chairs, wheelchairs, geri chairs, and other seating surfaces.

How long does the sensor pad last?
The pad has a lifespan of one year, providing reliable fall prevention during this period.

Can I write on the pad?
Yes, there is a designated space to write the patient’s name, start date, and end date using a soft felt-tip permanent marker.