The Cura1 4020 Economy Incontinence Monitor is a dependable and easy-to-use device designed to support effective continence care across aged care facilities, hospitals, and home environments. When paired with Cura1 Economy Incontinence Pads, this moisture alert system helps caregivers respond promptly, improving hygiene, comfort, and safety for those in care.

Key Features of the Cura1 4020 Economy Incontinence Monitor

• Bright Red LED Indicator: Provides clear, instant visual alerts for quick recognition.

• Customisable Alarm Tones & Volume: Three tone options and adjustable volume suit any setting—from quiet homes to busy care facilities.

• Selectable Alarm Delay: Minimise false alarms with adjustable response times for brief or sustained moisture contact.

• Low Battery Warning: Ensures continuous operation and prevents unexpected power loss.

• Dual Power Options: Operates on 3 x AAA batteries or an optional 6V plug pack for flexible setup.

• Nurse Call Integration: Easily connects with nurse call systems to ensure alerts reach caregivers quickly.

• Plug-and-Play Setup: No special training or tools required for quick, hassle-free installation.

Benefits of the Cura1 Economy Incontinence Monitor

This monitor not only enhances continence management but also supports fall prevention strategies by alerting caregivers promptly to moisture detection. Early response helps reduce risks associated with skin breakdown, infection, and slipping hazards, thereby improving overall patient safety and dignity.

Ideal Applications for the Cura1 4020 Economy Incontinence Monitor

• Aged Care Homes: Supports staff in timely continence care and patient comfort.

• Hospitals: Provides reliable moisture alerts during patient stays.

• Home Care: Enables family members and carers to maintain safety and hygiene effortlessly.

How It Works

The monitor continuously checks for moisture via compatible Cura1 Economy Incontinence Pads. When moisture is detected, it triggers an alert customized to your preferred settings. Alerts can be visual, audible, or connected to a nurse call system to notify caregivers immediately.