What is a wireless call system used for in a dental practice?
During a procedure, the practitioner’s hands are busy and gloved: calling an assistant or colleague out loud, or getting up, breaks sterility and rhythm. The ServiceNoHand™ call pedal placed at the foot of the chair triggers a call with a simple foot press, with nothing to touch.
At the front desk, the ServiceBip™ wireless call button lets the receptionist discreetly call the practitioner between patients, or flag an emergency. A self-contained on-site paging system, installed with no building work in a practice that’s already equipped.
Everyday benefits
- Calling an assistant or colleague without breaking asepsis
- Receptionist and practitioner connected discreetly, room to room
- Sturdy, disinfectable pedal, suited to the treatment room
- No wiring between rooms, buttons can be repositioned
Which ServiceBip equipment should you choose?
The ServiceNoHand™ call pedal equips each chair; the ServiceBip™ wireless call button covers reception and the sterilisation room. The practitioner and assistant wear the ServiceWatch™ receiver watch (discreet vibration) or receive the call on a ServiceLight™ light flash in the room. The link is direct radio on the 433.92 MHz band (short-range radio devices per ANFR), with no wifi, no wiring and no subscription; range reaches 300 m in open field and up to 2 km with the ServiceAmpli™ repeater.
Frequently asked questions
Does the pedal get in the way of chairside work?
No: it sits to the side, out of the movement zone, and only needs a brief foot press.
Can an “assistant” call be told apart from a “colleague” call?
Yes: two buttons or a multi-function pedal send the call to the right recipient.
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