Rondish manufactures patient safety and elderly care technology, specializing in wireless nurse call systems, fall prevention alarms, and wander management solutions.
Rondish Company Ltd. is a specialized manufacturer of healthcare security and patient safety technologies, established to serve the needs of hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities. Headquartered in Hong Kong with distribution channels in the United States and globally, the company focuses on creating reliable, user-friendly systems that assist caregivers in monitoring elderly and at-risk patients.
The brand's core product lineup includes wireless nurse call systems, fall management sensor pads (for beds and chairs), anti-wandering door alarms, and emergency call buttons. Rondish integrates advanced radio-frequency and sensor technologies to provide early alerts, helping to prevent falls and ensuring rapid response times in care environments. Their solutions range from standalone monitors to fully integrated facility-wide networks.
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Press the 'Program' button on the wireless monitor unti it beeps. Then, press and release the center zone of the sensor pad (or activate the transmitter) to send a signal. The monitor will provide visual and audible feedback to confirm pairing.
Use disinfectant wipes or antibacterial cleansers to clean the pad surface. Do not immerse the sensor pad in liquid or expose it to high-temperature sanitizers.
Check that the sensor pad is properly connected (for corded units) or synced (for cordless units). Ensure batteries are fresh and the monitor is not in 'Pause' mode. Move the monitor closer to the pad if interference is suspected.
Press the 'Reset' button on the face of the monitor. This will silence the alarm and reset the device for the next event.
The receiving range is typically 50-100 meters indoors, though this varies based on building layout and construction materials. Always test for dead zones in your facility.