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Introduction to the
CEL LTE Medical Alert
Thank you for choosing the CEL LTE Medical Alert to
help you maintain your independence and well-being
at home. The CEL LTE is your personal connection
to care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at the touch
of a button. The CEL LTE uses the cellular network
to connect you with the monitoring center. When
the button on the console unit or Help Activator is
pressed, the console unit dials the monitoring center
and enables hands-free communication between you
and a trained response professional to identify the
nature of your call and send help if needed.
The CEL LTE has been specifically designed to operate
on the cellular telephone network and therefore
does not require a traditional land line telephone
connection to connect you with the monitoring center.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT CELLULAR NETWORKS AND THEIR LIMITATIONS:
The home console unit requires a satisfactory GSM cellular network connection
in order to operate and transmit a signal to the monitoring center. If limited
or no cellular network coverage is available, the console unit will be unable to
call the monitoring center. Many factors could affect the operation of cellular
networks beyond the control of Connect America or your Service Provider.
Connect America or your Service Provider is not responsible for maintaining or
monitoring the reliability of cellular networks used for communication with
the system and can only provide timely and accurate response if all equipment
and networks are functioning and providing adequate signal strength to dial
the monitoring center. Users should test their equipment on a regular basis to
identify any deterioration of network service and signal strength.
INTENDED USE
This device is intended to enable a user to request assistance by providing
an additional method of communication in the event of a potential
emergency, specifically in a non-clinical setting where a fixed line telephone
communication path cannot be used.
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