Electronic 5-way SOS lockset

Designed specifically for Mental Health, the electronic lock empowers patients with autonomy of locking and unlocking their bedroom door.

Backed up by a 5-way mechanical staff override system, it ensures staff gain access in an emergency.

Reduces restrictive practices in line with Care Quality Commission (CQC) guidelines; providing patient privacy and dignity, aiding the recovery process
5-way SOS (Staff Override System) built-in, ensuring reliable emergency access, even in a determined barricade

The only tested, certified and approved ligature resistant anti-barricade access control system on the market.

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PATIENT INDEPENDENCE

Patients can be issued with a specially designed wristband, giving them complete control of their bedroom access. Restoring the independence and dignity associated with their home environment, our locksets can help aid the recovery process.

Programming Access Control Management Software

REMOTELY PROGRAMMED

Staff need only one access card, which is programmed to open all relevant doors (using our smart software and online wall readers). This reduces the number of keys carried on the ward, increasing security and eliminating the jangling keys commonly associated with institutional environments.

REAL-TIME UPDATES

Our Access Control Management Software works in real-time, providing superior security and allowing staff to respond to changing access permissions. Plus, it records both patient and staff movement, keeping track of any number of cards on the ward.

REDUCING RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES

When service users come into mental health environments, so much of their normal way of life is taken away from them due to the potential risks. Our wristband is a safe method of allowing service users to access their own room without having to ask staff, facilitating their independence and not disempowering them - aiding their recovery.

what does this mean?

Individual access permissions are programmed remotely at a central ward-based computer or from head office, with near instant updates applied.

This makes it easier and quicker to manage cards on a large ward or multiple-site systems and improves security, with misplaced or stolen cards immediately removed from the system.

Temporary cards can also be added or removed swiftly.

How will this help?

Providing staff time and attendance records, this can be used to check if service users are isolating themselves or trying to access a restricted room.

Plus the handheld programmer allows permission changes when the wireless network is unavailable, ensuring control of permissions even in extreme circumstances.