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SMPL Motion Detector Set — Wandering Alert System for Dementia

$39.99 CAD

A wireless motion detector system with a portable pager that alerts caregivers to movement in monitored areas — no Wi-Fi, no smartphone, and no monthly fees required.

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Mid-Stage

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Combinaison

Product Details

The SMPL Motion Detector Set is a wireless wandering alert system designed for caregivers living with someone at risk of wandering or nighttime movement. Motion detectors are placed in strategic locations throughout the home — near a bed, a patio door, or a restricted area — and trigger the caregiver's portable pager whenever movement is detected.

The pager vibrates, flashes, and sounds an alert regardless of where the caregiver is in the home. Up to 20 additional detectors can be added to expand coverage, and each detector can be assigned a distinct ringtone so the caregiver knows exactly which area was triggered. No Wi-Fi, no smartphone, and no monthly subscription required — the system runs on low-energy radio frequency.

  • The SMPL Motion Detector Set is suitable for caregivers living with a person at mild to moderate cognitive impairment who is at risk of wandering or getting up unsafely during the night.
  • The SMPL Motion Detector Set is suitable for households without a reliable Wi-Fi connection that need a simple, self-contained home monitoring solution.
  • The SMPL Motion Detector Set is suitable for caregivers who do not use a smartphone and need a dedicated, easy-to-use alert device they can carry throughout the home.

Wandering is one of the most common and most stressful safety challenges in dementia caregiving. The risk is highest at night, when the caregiver may be asleep or in another room, and the consequences of a fall or an unlocked door can be serious. Many monitoring solutions on the market require Wi-Fi, a smartphone, or a monthly subscription — adding cost and complexity that not every household can accommodate.

The SMPL Motion Detector Set was designed around simplicity and accessibility. The radio frequency technology works independently of any home network, the portable pager keeps the caregiver connected throughout the home without being tethered to a phone, and the tool-free installation means the system can be set up in minutes with no technical knowledge. The ability to assign distinct ringtones to each detector also means the caregiver gets meaningful information with each alert — not just that something happened, but where.

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  • Brand: SMPL
  • Wireless range: 250 feet
  • Pager ringtones: 52 options
  • Pager volume: 25, 50, 75, or 100 dB
  • Pager batteries: 2 x AAA
  • Battery life: 6 to 12 months for both detectors and pager
  • Maximum detectors: up to 20
  • Installation: tool-free, double-sided adhesive included
  • Connectivity: low-energy radio frequency — no Wi-Fi required
  • Wireless motion detectors are placed in strategic locations throughout the home
  • Portable pager vibrates, flashes, and sounds an alert when motion is detected
  • Each detector can be assigned a distinct ringtone to identify the triggered area
  • Expandable: connect up to 20 additional detectors to the same pager
  • No Wi-Fi, no smartphone, and no monthly subscription required
  • Tool-free installation with included double-sided adhesive
  • Ringer volume adjustable: 25, 50, 75, or 100 dB
  • 52 ringtone options on the pager
  • Low-energy radio frequency technology
  • 250-foot wireless range
  • Use the included double-sided adhesive to mount detectors in strategic locations — no tools required.
  • Assign a distinct ringtone to each detector via the pager settings to identify which area has been triggered.
  • Carry the pager with you at all times to receive alerts throughout the home.
  • Replace pager batteries (2 x AAA) when alert volume or vibration weakens.
  • Battery life for both detectors and pagers is 6 to 12 months under normal use.
  • Wipe the detectors and pager clean with a dry cloth. Do not expose to moisture.

FAQs

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No. The system runs on low-energy radio frequency and works independently of any home network. No Wi-Fi, smartphone, or monthly subscription is required.

Yes. Each detector can be assigned a distinct ringtone on the pager, so the caregiver can identify exactly which area of the home triggered the alert.

The caregiver carries a portable pager that vibrates, flashes, and sounds an alert whenever a motion detector is triggered, regardless of where they are in the home.

The system can be expanded to include up to 20 detectors connected to the same pager.

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