A disabled alarm, particularly in the context of disabled toilets, is an emergency system designed to summon assistance for a disabled person in need. The alarm is connected to a source outside of the toilet such as the building's reception or security team.
Purpose of a Disabled Alarm
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Emergency Assistance: The primary function is to allow a disabled person to call for help in an emergency situation, such as a fall.
- Example: If a disabled person slips and falls in the toilet and cannot get up, they can use the alarm to alert others.
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Communication: It provides a means of communication for individuals who may be unable to verbally call for assistance.
Features of a Disabled Alarm System
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Functionality | Used in emergencies, such as when someone has slipped and fallen and needs help. |
| Connectivity | Connected to an outside source (reception or security). |
In short, a disabled alarm is an essential safety feature designed to provide immediate help to disabled individuals in emergency situations within accessible restrooms.
