SOLT SB5R-2XWH-1PSR System Compatibility & RF Integration

SOLT Ecosystem & System Architecture Integration

The SOLT SB5R-2XWH-1PSR call and cancel button is engineered for seamless deployment across the broader SOLT wireless nurse call ecosystem. Designed to function either as a standalone alert station or as an integrated terminal within multi-tier facility communications, the unit establishes direct, cable-free connectivity with core SOLT monitoring, paging, and visual alerting hardware without requiring complex network reconfiguration.

Receiver Displays and Monitoring Gateways

The SB5R-2XWH-1PSR transmits call initiation and long-press cancellation events directly to SOLT multi-bed central receiver display panels, including the SM3 series displays. For comprehensive ward administration, transmission signals integrate with centralized nurse station TV displays and PC software gateways, providing clinical teams with automated alert queues, call logging, and status visibility across patient rooms and care facilities.

Alert Peripherals and Wearable Device Interoperability

To support multi-point escalation and immediate staff notification, the SB5R-2XWH-1PSR interoperates directly with a wide suite of SOLT peripheral devices:

• Corridor Dome Lights: Interlinks with SOLT SL6 series over-door corridor indicator lights to provide immediate visual alerting outside patient rooms upon button activation or cancellation.
• Wearable Staff Pagers: Transmits real-time alert data directly to on-duty healthcare personnel wearing SOLT SP7 series wrist pagers.
• Signal Amplification: Operates in coordination with SOLT RF signal repeaters to extend transmission ranges across expansive layouts, multi-story buildings, and high-attenuation structural zones.

RF Transmission and Network Coexistence

Unlike conventional wireless peripherals that rely on crowded consumer Wi-Fi bands, the SB5R-2XWH-1PSR operates over a dedicated 433 MHz RF frequency band (433.05 MHz to 433.79 MHz) utilizing Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) modulation technology. This transmission profile ensures robust signal penetration through architectural partitions while preventing co-channel interference with existing facility Wi-Fi networks, data WLANs, and standard medical telemetry equipment. The unit functions autonomously via a single 3V CR2032 coin cell battery (they are not included), removing any dependency on external low-voltage DC power loops or auxiliary power supplies.

Architectural Mounting and Physical Compatibility

The unit is tailored for rapid retrofits and cleanroom deployments. It is surface-mounted directly onto patient bedside walls or architectural headwall panels without requiring conduit laying, structural wall cutouts, or internal network rewiring. The integrated 1 PSR interface features a durable, stretchable twisted cord extending up to 1 meter in length, ensuring patient reachability from bed frames, mobility recliners, and standard clinical furniture without straining fixed headwall connections.

Standards and Regulatory Accreditation Compatibility

Engineered for high-reliability environments, the operational workflow—featuring responsive calling and secure cancellation via a sustained long press—assists healthcare institutions in satisfying operational response and patient safety metrics established under NABH and JCI accreditation frameworks. Beyond inpatient hospital wards and clinical facilities, the system's integration model is adaptable to conference rooms, corporate offices, and hospitality settings requiring discrete call-for-service signaling.

Hardware Compatibility Summary