Chair Sensor Pad - 7" x 15"

SKU: 4MD-11753

From $30.11 + Free Shipping

  • Compatible with virtually all major alarm monitors
  • Durable, moisture-resistant vinyl cover that’s easy to clean
  • Hole-free design enhances water resistance and lifespan
  • Suitable for various chairs and wheelchairs
  • Slim, comfortable design with large pad size to reduce false alarms
  • Multiple options available (45 day, 6 month, 1 year)

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When the chair sensor pad is connected, the pad triggers the monitor when weight is removed from the pressure pad alerting the caregiver to respond. The alarm automatically resets when the patient returns to the safe position, reducing false alarms.

Features
  • Pads work with virtually all major manufacturer’s alarm monitors.
  • All pads are constructed with durable vinyl cover, moisture resistant and easy to clean.
  • Sensor pads are designed without holes to increase their water resistance and lifespan.
  • Classic chair sensor pads can be used on a variety of chairs and wheelchairs.
  • Slim design provides patients with a comfortable seating environment.
  • Large pad size helps reduce false alarms.
Options Available

PRAM10110 – Protekt Classic Chair Sensor Pad | 45 day – 7”x15”

PRAM10111 – Protekt Classic Chair Sensor Pad | 6 month – 7”x15”

PRAM10112 – Protekt Classic Chair Sensor Pad | 1 year – 7”x15”

FunctionAlerts on exit; auto-resets on return
CompatibilityWorks with most alarm monitors
ActivationPressure-sensitive; triggers on weight removal
ResetAutomatic on weight reapplication
MaterialDurable, moisture-resistant vinyl
DesignSlim, hole-free for comfort and durability
SizeLarge area reduces false alarms
UseFor chairs and wheelchairs
MaintenanceWipe clean only; do not submerge
BenefitsReliable alerts, comfort, extended pad life

Protekt Classic Chair Sensor Pad

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65