Inovonics EN1224 EchoStream 4-Button Multiple Condition Pendant

Designed for reliable patient wandering prevention and rapid incident response, the Inovonics Wireless EN1224 EchoStream 4-button multiple condition pendant delivers flexible, professional-grade monitoring for healthcare and senior-living environments. This handheld transmitter provides four programmable buttons so caregivers can distinguish wandering, urgent assistance, or other custom conditions — reducing response times and improving situational awareness. Built for easy integration, the EN1224 works with EchoStream universal and security serial receivers or the network coordinator and operates on robust 928 MHz RF to maintain consistent wireless coverage across facilities. The pendant’s LED confirms each transmission at a glance, and the 3V lithium battery reduces service calls and downtime. FCC- and RoHS-certified, this EchoStream patient wandering device supports commercial installations where security, surveillance, and nurse-call interoperability are essential. Ideal for campus-wide monitoring, access control tie-ins, or standalone alarm system applications, the EN1224 helps safety teams react faster and manage risk more effectively. Contact your Inovonics reseller to add the EN1224 to your EchoStream network and strengthen patient monitoring and security workflows today.

• Multi-condition 4-button design lets staff trigger distinct alerts for elopement, assistance, or custom events to speed response and reduce false alarms
• Wearable or fixed mounting provides flexible deployment for patient wandering prevention and discreet staff monitoring
• LED transmission indicator offers instant visual confirmation that a distress signal was sent, simplifying routine checks
• EchoStream compatibility (universal serial receiver, security serial receiver, network coordinator) enables seamless integration with existing security and nurse‑call systems
• Long-life 3V lithium power and FCC/RoHS compliance minimize maintenance and support reliable, regulatory‑ready operation