CallToUWireless Caregiver Call Button Elderly Monitoring Alert Systems for Seniors 1 Plugin Receiver 2 Waterproof Transmitters

Bought this for my mom after a hospital visit. Had two weeks and so far they have worked great.great idea for care givers to use so they can be elsewhere in the house and keep an ear on their person. Button easy for person to wear and press. It is a bit large, but the upside is it is easy to find when placed beside the person instead of the person wearing it. Sound is definitely easy to hear. Only problem is training my mom to use only when it is a real need and not just wanting me to change a channel :) I would highly recommend to others.

We used them when family went on hospice. Now we use them to call my husband and son in from the garage for supper. They work real good no matter what you use them for. Not complicated. Just push the call button that is it. Make sure the volume is set where you like it. Plug in the receiver and you are set.

This button / Alarm set works great. Exactly what we wanted. I have two alarms and 4 buttons. The alarms are in the house and the garage and work simultaneously and can be loud as you want them.Best was the customer service. I had a question, and they answered it quickly.

A elderly family member has taken a tumble or two recentlys, and had difficulty attracting attention. I looked into the various alert services, but at this point we just needed a way to call for help from one part of the house to another. This CallToU system seemed to answer our need, at a total cost of less than $40. It arrived within a day, and was operational right out of the box. The receiver just plugs into a wall receptacle. The battery powered alert transmitter is carried by the patient. A press of the red alert button sends a signal to the receiver, which buzzes to attract attention. The alert sound and volume are adjustable. It's cheap, it's simple, and it works without complex linking to a phone or setting up an account. I chose the kit with two senders. The kit includes neck lanyards, double-sided sticky tape for securing the alert button to a hard surface, and.a screwdriver to use for replacing the batteries. If all you need is a way to call for help within the same house, this appears to be a simple, economical answer. If you need features such as 24/7 monitoring, speaker, fall detection, mobile receiver, or automatic calls to emergency services, look elsewhere.

This is an amazing product. I had my elderly mom stay with me and this little device allowed me to be in other areas of the house knowing my mom could alert me if she needed something. Very easy and basic but a great product.

This is a very handy product. It saves my wife's voice as she no longer has to scream across the house to get my attention. She's not an invalid its just that we tend to work in different parts of our multistory house and if she needs me she just pushes the button. Works well and I appreciate the various chime selection.

I purchased 5 sets with the intent to have the buzzer (pager receiver) and the alert button (transmitter) in different places of the house in case an emergency happens. The pairing of the devices was really easy, the instructions were useful. I tested everything after setting the volume and the sound and everything worked as expected. Noting that these devices are for seniors (who many times have hearing problems), I suggest that for the next edition of the buzzers you place the speaker on the opposite side (away from the outlet), to avoid any obstruction of the sound. Also make it easier to open the button (for changing the batteries), as I found that somewhat difficult, but it maybe me. Overall it is a good product.

I use this for my bedridden grandfather. The sound is loud enough if you're on the same level as the ringer and the range was decent, he was in the back room and the ringer was in the living Room honestly it was a game changer for the Price I saw more of an investment for him than anything else.