SOS Pager PRO

The SOS Pager PRO is MOHAnet’s fourth-generation mobile emergency call device, developed for the needs of remote monitoring providers, municipalities and institutional elderly care services.

Behind a single, easy-to-use SOS button, the device offers a feature set on which a complete remote monitoring service can be built: LTE (4G) communication, location tracking, fall and impact detection, geofencing, ambient temperature measurement, Hungarian voice feedback, remote configuration and wireless peripherals.

The SOS Pager PRO was not designed as a standalone “panic button”, but as the mobile endpoint of an expandable remote monitoring ecosystem.

Key features

LTE (4G) communication • SOS emergency call • location tracking • geofencing • fall detection • impact detection • ambient temperature measurement • Hungarian voice messages • remote configuration • up to 48 hours of battery life • wireless sensors • waterproof home emergency wristwatch • multiple wearing options

One device that many services can be built on

In a professional elderly care service, the emergency device does not stand on its own. Providers need an endpoint that can be managed remotely, configured for different service models and extended with additional sensors.

That is why the SOS Pager PRO was developed as a complete system rather than a simple emergency button.

Its capabilities allow remote monitoring providers or institutions to shape the elderly care service they offer according to their own professional protocols and service models.

DEVICE CAPABILITIES

SOS emergency call with a single physical button

The device has a single, dedicated SOS emergency button. The minimal interface reduces the chance of incorrect operation and makes the device easy to use even for end users who find digital devices difficult to handle.

Complexity stays in the background system, not on the user side. The end user only needs to operate one button, while the provider has a widely configurable device.

Fall and impact detection

The SOS Pager PRO can also detect falls and physical impact. Automatic event detection complements the manual SOS button and can provide an additional information source for the remote monitoring service.

The device can also inform the user about detected events with a Hungarian voice message.

Location tracking and geofencing

The SOS Pager PRO offers outdoor and indoor location tracking, so GPS or BLE (Bluetooth) operation can be enabled remotely. The system also supports geofencing – monitoring when a defined area is left.

This means the service does not have to rely solely on active emergency calls. With a well-designed service protocol, leaving a defined geographic area can also become a supervised event.

This is especially valuable in care services where the user’s location or movement area also matters.

Built-in ambient temperature measurement

The device has an integrated temperature sensor that can measure ambient temperature during outdoor use as well.

Temperature data can add further information for the provider and, with the right service logic, can also help identify risk situations such as extremely low ambient temperature.

Spoken Hungarian voice feedback

In addition to visual signals, the SOS Pager PRO communicates with the user through Hungarian voice messages. The device can announce, among other things:

• low battery charge,
• charging started,
• charging interrupted,
• fully charged status,
• detected impact,
• detected fall,
• SOS button press.

Voice feedback is an important usability feature for elderly or visually impaired end users, and reduces the need to interpret different LED signals.

EXPANDABLE WITH WIRELESS SENSORS

The SOS Pager PRO is not limited to use as a mobile emergency caller. External radio sensors and emergency peripherals can be connected, allowing the provider to expand personal emergency calling into a more complete home remote monitoring service.

Waterproof home emergency wristwatch

In addition to the SOS Pager PRO, a continuously wearable, waterproof home emergency wristwatch can also be used. A key service benefit is covering the mobile device’s charging period. While the SOS Pager PRO is on charge, the end user can still wear the home emergency caller, reducing protection gaps caused by charging.

Smoke detector

A wireless smoke detector can also be connected, so personal emergency calling can be extended with fire event monitoring.

Carbon monoxide detector

With a radio CO detector, carbon monoxide-related emergencies can also be included among supervised events.

Water detector

A water detector can extend the service to recognising leaks or flooding.

Temperature sensor

It continuously monitors ambient temperature and helps detect dangerous cooling or overheating in time.

Activity-monitoring motion sensor

With a radio motion sensor, indoor activity can also become a source of information for the remote monitoring service. This makes it possible to design protocols that are not based solely on active emergency calls, but also on changes in usual activity.

Long-life peripherals. Low maintenance need is an important design goal for the wireless accessories. Depending on design and use, peripherals can run on battery for up to two years. This is a particularly important operational factor for providers and institutions managing a large number of deployed devices.

Three ways to wear it – one device platform

Different end-user needs do not necessarily require different mobile emergency devices. The SOS Pager PRO can be worn in three ways. This allows the provider to use the same device platform with different user preferences, which can simplify fleet management and user support.

Clipped

Attached to a belt, trousers or bag.

Around the neck

Worn with a neck strap.

On the wrist

With a magnetic wristband.

Feature overview

ONE PLATFORM FOR MULTIPLE ELDERLY CARE SERVICES