Deafgard Smoke Alarm for Motels, Hotels, and Rest Homes

Deafgard Smoke Alarm for Motels, Hotels, and Rest Homes is a portable alert device designed for the hard of hearing, providing reliable notification during a fire emergency. It uses a vibration pad, bright flashing lights, and a clear display to wake occupants even when audible alarms are difficult to hear.

• Vibration and visual alerts: Vibration pad placed under a pillow or mattress combined with flashing lights and a FIRE display to aid rapid recognition.
• Portable and wire-free: Lightweight, battery-powered unit that can be moved between rooms without complex wiring.
• Power and battery life: Operates on four C-size alkaline batteries (not rechargeable) with an expected life of up to 12 months.
• Compact, durable design: ABS plastic housing with overall height 115 mm, main casing height 55 mm, width 165 mm, and depth 125 mm.
• Compatibility and compliance: Works with existing fire alarm systems compliant within Europe and internationally; CE marked and tested to EN 61000-6-1:2001; not suitable with voice-activated alarms.
• Display and wake functionality: On-screen display shows “FIRE” during an alarm and includes an alarm clock function to assist routine wake-ups.

Deafgard provides independence and peace of mind for guests and residents by delivering a dependable wake-up notification that does not rely on sound alone. Its wire-free setup reduces installation time and running costs, while the vibration pad and visual alerts work in concert with your existing fire safety system. Designed for hotel, motel, and rest home environments, Deafgard helps ensure occupants are alerted promptly and can locate safety information on the display when needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What triggers Deafgard? Deafgard is triggered by compatible fire alarm systems; when the alarm sounds, the vibration pad activates, lights flash, and the display shows FIRE.
• Is Deafgard compatible with all alarm types? It is designed to work with fire alarms compliant within Europe and internationally; it is not suitable for voice-activated alarms.
• What power does it use? It runs on four C-size alkaline batteries (not rechargeable) and has an estimated battery life of up to 12 months under typical use.
• Where should the vibration pad be placed? Place the vibration pad underneath a pillow or mattress to maximize wake-up effectiveness during sleep.
• Who is Deafgard ideal for? This device is ideal for motels, hotels, and rest homes hosting deaf or hard-of-hearing guests who benefit from non-audible alert methods.