List of Careline/Telecare sensors

The available sensors for the Careline/Telecare Service are listed here for your convenience.

Flood Detector

This sensor provides an early warning by alerting our response centre to the possibility of flood or a leak in your home. Place it by the bath, shower or sink for peace of mind.

Smoke Detector

This popular and essential sensor provides protection by raising an alarm to our response centre if smoke is detected in your home.

Carbon Monoxide Detector

Poorly maintained or faulty gas boilers and other equipment can sometimes give off high levels of carbon monoxide. Our simple sensor could prevent this odourless and colourless gas reaching a dangerous level by alerting the response centre.

Bogus Caller Button

This device is installed by your front door. If you are unsure about a caller to your home you can press the button to receive advice and reassurance from the experienced operators at our centre.

Remember: it's your home...if in doubt keep them out!

Temperature Extremes Sensor

This sensor alerts our response centre to extreme household temperatures. This is especially important if the temperature in the home falls to a level that could lead to hypothermia. It also provides advanced warning of fire hazards, as unlike smoke detectors, it can be situated in smoke rich environments such as kitchens.

Natural Gas Detector

Sometimes gas appliances are switched on but left unlit. This sensor raises an alarm call to our centre the moment a leakage of gas is detected whether through a fault or forgetfulness.

Fall Sensor

This device sends an alert if you have a fall or a blackout. This sensor is helpful to people with epilepsy or diabetes.

Bed/Chair Occupancy Sensors

These sensors will generate an alarm call if the user has got out of bed, say, in the middle of the night to go to the lavatory and has not returned in a given period of time. Likewise the chair sensor can be programmed to send an alert if a persons favourite chair is not used during predetermined periods.

Property Exit Sensors

This monitors the exit points from a property. It can monitor a person leaving a property at an inappropriate time like the early hours of the morning, for example. It will also activate an alert if a door has been left open by mistake. The sensor can even be linked to external lighting to offer greater protection to householders.

Movement Detector

This device can be used to raise an alarm to our response centre if you are inactive for a prolonged period of time.