Nurse Call & Care Room Systems

Every device in the range has one job in the same chain: a resident raises a call at the point of need, a terminal in the room puts it on the network, and the console at the nurse station answers it with the room and the call type in front of it.

• A bathroom pull cord (KT30 wireless, KT31 wired) or a bedside station raises the call
• The call is answered at a console: A320i, A330i or A308i, each with up to 116 DSS keys
• Call type is repeated by colour and flashing pattern — slow flash for staff presence and staff assist call, quick flash for toilet emergency call and code blue
• Ceiling or wall speakers amplify the incoming call so it is heard away from the desk
• A corridor display shows the room and the call status; the corridor light over the door is powered and controlled by the bedside intercom
• Zoned paging and one-click emergency broadcast are stated as system features, alongside broadcasting and access control from the console
• When the nurse station is unattended, calls can be transferred to a portable Wi-Fi handset
• Call and nurse attendance logs stay available for record tracing
• The system is documented as integrating with access control and public-address systems

The corridor display carries up to 30 prioritised messages. The sources disagree on the message colours — one prints three colours, another four — so we publish no colour count. Confirm the current display on the quotation.

The source material sizes whole wards rather than individual phones. Both of its worked plans put a single nurse console against a ward, which is the most useful planning figure it contains.

In the deck plans, CMD-01 is the corridor display and CL-01 the corridor light; both are marked optional. These are proposals, not limits — send us your room count and shift pattern and we will size the system with you.

• Radio buttons: 433 MHz between the KT10 and KT30 and their host stations; the wired KT31 connects to the Y501 series intercom
• Room phones and consoles: SIP, registering as extensions on the site PBX
• A330i console: one RS-485 interface plus eight short-circuit inputs and one output for external linkage
• Consoles and phones: PoE on the network cable, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth options on the desk set
• Integration: the deck states integration with access control and public-address systems, with software-based integration for scalability

Where a fact is absent from the materials, this site does not fill it in — ask us and we will check the current documentation against your site.