Cornell S-133AS Status Station 3 Position Push Button 1-Gang Wallplate, Alternate Action, Single Pole

Deliver faster, more reliable patient assistance with the Cornell S-133AS Status Station — a compact, purpose-built nurse call status station that improves monitoring and response workflow. The S-133AS features a 3-position push button on a 1-gang wallplate, providing clear status indication and alternate-action control for single-pole circuits. That straightforward wiring simplifies integration with existing nurse call, security, and building monitoring systems, cutting installation time and reducing service interruptions.

Built by Cornell Communications for clinical environments, this push-button status station withstands frequent use while helping reduce false alarms and streamline staff training. The alternate-action functionality ensures predictable operation for call, cancel, and reset workflows common in healthcare settings. Use the S-133AS to enhance surveillance and monitoring of patient calls, improving response times and overall safety across patient rooms, corridors, and nurse stations.

Ideal for retrofits and new builds, the Cornell S-133AS delivers dependable performance where it matters most. Add this status station to your nurse call infrastructure to boost efficiency—order or specify the S-133AS today for immediate deployment.

• Improves staff response and patient safety with a clear 3-position status indicator for nurse call monitoring
• Simple integration into existing nurse call and security systems with single-pole wiring and alternate-action operation
• Space-saving 1-gang wallplate design for easy retrofit or new installations in hospitals and care facilities
• Durable Cornell construction designed for frequent use in clinical environments, reducing maintenance and downtime
• Reduces false activations and speeds troubleshooting with a reliable push-button mechanism and intuitive operation
• Supports compliance and interoperability with common nurse call layouts to streamline installation and staff training