Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What technology powers DSK Wireless Calling Systems?
Additionally, it uses a dedicated 433 MHz RF channel with 360° omnidirectional transmission.Moreover, it functions independently of local Wi‑Fi, preventing network congestion, signal interference, and connectivity drops.
2. Does the system require wiring, conduit piping, or structural civil work?
No. All call units, pull cords, repeaters, and indicators operate wirelessly.Moreover, units can be mounted directly onto walls, headboards, desks, or table stands without drilling into conduit lines.
3. What is the wireless communication range?
Call buttons communicate with direct receivers across 100 to 150 meters without obstacles, expanding up to 500 meters depending on receiver type.Moreover, for expansive floor plates, thick concrete walls, or multi-story buildings, plug-and-play repeaters extend coverage across complexes.
4. How does the system assist hospitals with NABH accreditation?
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Code Blue & Emergency Calls: Standalone emergency alert buttons can be added to any ward, ICU, or recovery area without overhauling existing infrastructure.
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Patient Safety Compliance: Washroom pull cords hang down to the floor, allowing fallen or incapacitated patients to call for help directly from the ground.
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Auditable Response Time Logs: PC management software tracks live incoming calls, timestamps responses, and exports audit-ready Excel reports to satisfy statutory NABH documentation rules.
5. Can this system integrate with an existing wired setup?
Yes.
6. How are incoming calls received and displayed?
Calls can be routed to multiple endpoints simultaneously:
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Nursing / Reception Displays: Wall-mounted numeric LED screens or RGB scrolling text boards.
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Corridor Dome Lamps: Multi-colour visual indicators outside rooms displaying specific call priorities (e.g., normal, emergency, assistance).
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Mobile Wrist Pagers: Smartwatch-style wearable that alert roving staff instantly via chime, vibration, or both.
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Central PC/TV Monitors: Live dashboard software showing active queues and historical logs.