- The receiver need to be paired with the transmitter then the unit can work.
- This CallToU Receiver work with both CallToU Door Sensor and CallToU Call Button .
- This CallToU Receiver work with CallToU Door Sensor as a door open chime to reminder you whenever the door/window is opened.
- This CallToU Receiver work with CallToU Call Button as a Smart Call System to Get Someone’s Attention without yelling.
- This CallToU Receiver work with CallToU Call Button as a Smart Call System to Get Someone’s Attention without yelling.
Specifications
| Product Name | CallToU Wireless Caregiver Pager Call System for Elderly Door Entrance Chime Entry Alarm For Home, Business, shop, Apartment, Office 1 Receiver（Need to Be Paired with CallToU Transmitter to Work） |
| Item NO | CC01-R |
| Weight | 0.1320 kg = 0.2910 lb = 4.6562 oz |
| Category | Caregiver Pager > Wireless Caregiver Pager |
| Tag | caregiver pager , nurse call alert , wireless caregiver pager |
| Brand | CallToU |
| Creation time | 2020-09-14 |
Detail
When you receive CallToU Receiver,you need to pair it to our CallToU Door Sensor/CallToU Call Button/PIR.
Fast Delivery：We prioritize shipping from local warehouses in your country/region (such as the United States, Canada, etc.), and you will receive the package soon.
How to pair CallToU Receiver to CallToU Door Sensor/CallToU Call Button/PIR
Step 1:Press and hold down the volume button on the receiver until it makes a "Ding" sound and the receiver indicator flashes.
Step 2:Separate the sensor quickly/Press the button on the call button,it will makes a "Ding-Ding" sound and the receiver indicator flashes.
Step 3:Separate the sensor/ Press the button on the call button again to confirm whether the receiver can sound,if yes,the pairing is completed.
Package
1*Receiver
1*User manual
Easily plug receiver into an electrical outlet (no batteries required).
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