7" touchscreen room control panel, bedside and bathroom/WC call units
A modular nurse call platform that combines in-room call units, nurse desk displays, overdoor warning lights, DECT/RFID integration, and real-time reporting for faster response.
Bedside, handset, and bathroom/WC calls move through one coordinated backbone.
The overdoor RGB warning lamp reflects live room status for the care team at a glance.
The 7-inch room control panel tracks staff entry and call completion with card validation.
DECT, RFID, HIS, and hospital integrations keep every critical event in motion.
The nurse desk display manages multiple simultaneous calls with clear urgency order.
Response time, intervention duration, and event history turn into central reports.
A modular nurse call platform that combines in-room call units, nurse desk displays, overdoor warning lights, DECT/RFID integration, and real-time reporting for faster response.
The CALLVISION Nurse Call System builds a reliable, fast, and traceable communication backbone between patient rooms, bathroom/WC areas, and nurse stations. Requests initiated from the bedside call unit, handset, or bathroom/WC pull cord are first received by the Room Control Panel, then routed to the nurse desk display and, when needed, to DECT or mobile endpoints.
The 7" touchscreen Room Control Panel centralizes call handling, authorized card validation, consultation requests, emergency code activation, and call completion. The overdoor RGB warning lamp mirrors the active room status instantly, while the system can buffer recent events during offline periods and synchronize them back to the server when connectivity returns.
With the web-based reporting layer, hospitals can monitor call start/end times, responding staff, intervention durations, event notes, and performance data from a single dashboard. Optional RFID integration allows room panels to double as location scanners, reducing additional hardware and cabling costs.
This structure brings the patient room, wet area, corridor, and nurse desk together in one clear experience. Hover to explore the flow and click to open the realistic product views.
Instead of boxing every device into the same container, this layout explains how each unit works inside the service flow while preserving the natural character of the visuals.
This is the first layer that receives the event. Authorized card validation, consultation, emergency code handling, and room-side controls are brought together on one screen to reduce hardware clutter at the bedside.
The patient-facing touchpoint is designed to feel immediate and clear. Help calls, cancellation, and selected room-side functions are gathered into one readable bedside experience.
Designed for risk-prone wet areas, the pull-cord unit creates a fast and visible assistance request without compromising simplicity or service safety.
The desk display turns service intensity into one readable surface. Room, bed, and call type are prioritized together so high-volume floors can move faster with more confidence.
Power and connectivity options align with existing hospital infrastructure, making the installation not only clean in appearance but also practical in real field conditions.
The product story should read as one event from start to finish. This section keeps that logic clear without overwhelming the visitor.
The patient requests assistance from the bedside unit or the bathroom/WC device.
The overdoor lamp and nurse panel activate together so the team can move toward the right room immediately.
Staff present a card at the panel, claim the event, and bring operational ownership into the flow.
Response time, closure time, and event notes become quality and performance data for the service team.
Rather than forcing different image types into one rigid box logic, the slider now presents the product family in a more balanced and readable rhythm.
This layer should feel calmer as well. Instead of visual noise, it explains the value of reporting, records, and integrations through cleaner content blocks.
Organizes simultaneous calls into a readable order so high-volume wards can act faster.
Intervention forms, staff actions, and timestamps turn into structured quality outputs.
Response and intervention durations become operational insight for service improvement.
DECT, RFID, HIS, and related hospital systems work together inside one open architecture.
The page keeps the video and product document together so the visual story and the catalog remain part of one cohesive detail experience.
Review the installation logic, call journey, and panel interaction in a more realistic usage context.
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