A directional radio transmitter and receiver system to help locate people who wander. A small pendant transmitter is worn around the neck (the chain is short enough so that it cannot be removed easily) or as a belt. A portable receiver and antenna are used to trace the wanderer. When the antenna is pointed in the direction of the transmitter, a beeping sound increases in intensity.
General Details
Extra product information
. The system consists of a radio transmitter installed in a pendant worn around the neck of a wanderer or in a belt. The necklet is short and contains the aerial.
. The transmitter is sealed and fully waterproof. It has a battery life of
approximately 4 months, after which it should be returned for replacement
battery, testing and service.
. The receiver pinpoints the direction from which the signal is coming, its
feedback tone increasing as the pendant (worn by the wanderer) is located.
. The handheld antenna connects to the receiver and is used to ascertain the direction of the signal from the pendant transmitter.
Range: 1 km in built-up area.
4 - 5 km over open ground.
35 km from air.
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Warranty
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Maintenance
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Models / Specifications
Model Home Safely Medi-Trak Wanderer Alarm: One model is available. Require a receiver, an antenna and a pendant or belt transmitter.
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Red Cross Society ACT (Garran)
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Red Cross Society ACT (Garran)
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Standards
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