Equipment catalog / Specifications
Full dimensional, electrical, RF, environmental, and compliance data for every device in the safely.living equipment catalog — CSI MasterFormat Section 27 52 23, ready for construction specifications and ARCAT listing.
01 — Section 27 52 23, Part 2
Wireless call for aid button
Single-press wireless call for aid button for critical situations such as a fall, medical event, or intrusion.
| Dimensions | 85 × 85 × 22 mm |
|---|---|
| RF frequency | 433 / 868 / 869 MHz |
| Power | 3V CR123 lithium, user-replaceable |
| Battery life | 10 years |
| Waterproof / IP rating | IPX6 |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 45°C (14°F to 113°F) |
| Operating humidity | Up to 85% non-condensing |
Call for aid button series
Wireless call for aid button family that lets residents and staff press for help in emergency situations from anywhere in coverage.
| Dimensions | 74 × 46 × 22 mm |
|---|---|
| Power | 3V lithium, user-replaceable |
| Waterproof / IP rating | IP44 |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 45°C |
| Operating humidity | Up to 85% non-condensing |
02 — Section 27 52 23, Part 2
One-Click emergency pendant
Modern-looking emergency pendant with a patented One-Click design, letting residents switch between necklace and wristband wear without tools. Adjustable alarm-button pressure sensitivity (Light/Medium/Hard), remote-configurable, for residents with limited hand dexterity.
| Dimensions | 38.5 × 38.5 × 14 mm |
|---|---|
| RF frequency | 869 / 919 MHz |
| Power | 3V CR2032 lithium |
| Battery life | 8 years |
| Waterproof / IP rating | IP67 |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 45°C |
| Operating humidity | Up to 85% non-condensing |
Bluetooth emergency pendant
Small wireless call for aid button that pairs with a smartphone app so residents can summon help while away from the building.
| Power | Rechargeable, low-battery alert |
|---|---|
| Waterproof / IP rating | IP57 |
Jewelry pendant collection
Stylish jewelry-grade housing over a durable emergency pendant, for residents who won't wear an obviously medical device. Silver-plated frame with stone-like setting; Burgundy, Red, Jade, Green, and Marble finishes.
| Dimensions | Ø32 × 47 × 12 mm |
|---|---|
| RF frequency | 868 / 433 / 869 MHz |
| Power | 3V CR2032 lithium |
| Battery life | 10+ years |
| Waterproof / IP rating | IP68 |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 45°C |
| Operating humidity | Up to 85% non-condensing |
Ergonomic wearable button
Ergonomically designed wearable emergency button built for comfort and all-day wear without bulk.
| Dimensions | 48 × 36 × 14 mm |
|---|---|
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 45°C |
| Operating humidity | 0–85% |
Compact call transmitter
Compact pendant/wrist transmitter that lets residents summon help with one simple press.
| Dimensions | 39 × 25 × 11 mm |
|---|---|
| Power | 3V CR2032, 4–10 yr life by frequency band |
| Waterproof / IP rating | IPX8 |
| Operating temperature | 0°C to 45°C |
| Operating humidity | Up to 85% |
03 — Section 27 52 23, Part 2
Advanced SF1/F1 repeater
Advanced repeater that boosts the range between gateway and sensors with SF1/F1 technology, including PIR camera compatibility.
| Dimensions | 186 × 130 × 30 mm |
|---|---|
| Power | 12V/1A adapter with rechargeable Ni-MH battery backup |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 45°C |
| Operating humidity | 0–85% non-condensing |
04 — Section 27 52 23, Part 2
Office receiver / gateway
Wall-mounted office receiver that gathers signals from pendants, call for aid buttons, and pull cords across the property and hands every event to the care center, with LED status indicators for power, signal, and alarm state.
| Dimensions | ~155 × 105 × 26 mm (local-power variant of the shared receiver chassis) |
|---|---|
| RF frequency | 869 MHz |
| Power | 9V/1A local adapter |
| Operating temperature | 0°C to 45°C |
| Operating humidity | Up to 85% non-condensing |
VoIP smart care alarm
All-in-one telecare base station with VoLTE/VoIP two-way voice, Bluetooth health-device pairing, and support for up to 20 integrated devices/sensors including wrist transmitters, pendants, fall/PIR/smoke/water-leak/CO sensors, and panic buttons; medication-dispenser compatible.
| Dimensions | DT35A: 156 × 156 × 47 mm · DT35B: 173 × 172.8 × 49 mm (external antenna) |
|---|---|
| Power | 12V/1A adapter (DT35B: 100–240V universal input) |
| Battery life | 7.2V Ni-MH backup, 24–28 hr runtime |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 45°C |
| Operating humidity | Up to 85% non-condensing |
| Certifications | AT&T / Verizon / T-Mobile approved (VoLTE) |
The section covers wireless fixed and portable call-for-aid buttons, wearable pendant and wrist transmitters, RF repeaters, property-office base stations and receivers, and connection to a 24-hour, live-attended, UL-listed care center. References include UL 1637, UL 827, FCC Part 15, ICC A117.1 / ADA operable parts (Section 309), HUD NSPIRE (24 CFR Part 5, Subpart G), and NFPA 72 for coordination. Submittals: product data, device location shop drawings, an RF site survey, warranty, and monitoring center documentation. The manufacturer must have at least ten years in wireless life-safety and telecare hardware; the monitoring provider must be staffed 24/7/365 by live operators.
Basis of design is Climax Technology Co., Ltd., furnished, installed, and monitored under the safely.living program. Every wireless device sends a supervised check-in signal, with missing-device and low-battery reporting to the care center. Fixed buttons meet the 5 lbf maximum operating force and reach-range rules. Device-by-device data for buttons, wearables, repeaters, and base stations is listed in the tables above.
Verify RF coverage by site survey against as-built wall construction, corridor length, and wing layout before final device and repeater placement. Install fixed call buttons at the locations on the drawings (typically bathrooms, bedrooms, common areas, staff stations) at ADA/ICC A117.1 mounting heights; one base station per building at the property office or another staffed location; and one wearable per resident, programmed and tested at move-in. Test every device for supervised-signal receipt and escalation to the care center, spot-check low-battery and tamper reporting on at least 10 percent of devices, and train property staff before Substantial Completion.
HUD NSPIRE requires that installed call-for-aid systems let residents notify someone when they need help, and that those systems stay accessible and working. This system is supervised and monitored 24/7 by live operators. It is not a substitute for a required fire alarm system under NFPA 72.
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