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Vibrating Alarms for the hard of hearing

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Does anyone know if you can get a vibrating alarm when using your oxygen concentrator when the power supply fails during the night,to alert the hard of hearing or deaf , to alert the users as to what's happening. I have heard about these alarms the slide underneath your pillows or sheets. Can any one help or advise me plse. Thank you

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Am certain there must be something available. Suggest you speak to oxygen supplier and / or local sensory service in Social Services.

Hope this helps.

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Thank you for your help

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Try this link

fireandsecuritysolutions.co...

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Hi I have one of these alarms fire service provided mine after I set fire to kitchen and didn't hear smoke alarm

I have a care phone smoke alarm attached too care phone so they phoned me to say alarm was going off I was very lucky

Take care

Dorothy

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stone-UK

Hi

I would speak with your electricity supplier.

First to register as a vulnerable person, and share your concerns iam sure they will find a solution.

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The Deaf Guard unit in conjunction with any of the audible power failure alarms available. 2 separate units I know but would do the job for you.

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