Call receiver — digital LED display (host)

The call receiver (digital LED display, host) is the "brain" of the wireless call system. It receives signals from all call buttons and shows on a large LED display, by number, which button (which ward, table or room) called. At the same time it gives a sound signal — so the staff member does not miss a call.

The display shows a main large digit (the call address/number) and additional small digits; the word "Call" indicates an incoming call. The housing has a telescopic antenna (increases reception range), setting buttons on the side (volume, melody, mode), a DC power connector, and at the back both holes for hanging on a wall and a stand for placing on a desk — so it can be both hung on a wall and placed on a desk.

Many call buttons can be linked to one receiver (each assigned its own number). This makes it ideal for hospital posts, a waiter station in a restaurant, a nursing-home control point and service centres — because all calls can be monitored from one place.

The device is powered via a DC adapter and works over wireless (radio) communication. It works as a single system with our call buttons and SOS buttons.

The product improves service quality, reduces response time to calls and eases care and supervision. It ensures a call for help is never missed.