Wallgate® in Healthcare
Announcing Wallgate’s latest anti-ligature sanitary ware solutions:
w Shower Temperature Controls w WC’s with Contrasting Fixed Seats w Custom Vanity Tops with Outlets and Controls
Do you need help safeguarding patient outcomes?
Talk to P4 about reducing risk and improving access planning for the management of your emergency lighting.
As your leading UK authority in Fully Automatic Self-Testing Emergency Lighting (FASTEL), P4’s continuity of product and innovative solution ranges, help ensure sustainable compliance with British and European emergency lighting regulations, with opportunity for improvements in planned, preventative maintenance and repair. P4 has been caring about providing the most robust, secure and cost effective emergency lighting solutions for over 25 years.
Sensitive to hospital and care environments, we work with some of the UK’s leading hospitals and mental health establishments. Our innovative solutions allow you to set a time when it is convenient to automatically and individually test the emergency lights connected to a FASTEL system, thereby minimising disturbance during times when patients are sleeping or receiving treatment. Our optional FASTEL CARE solutions, through remote monitoring and service packages, help deliver consistent regulatory compliance.
Visit us at Design in Mental Health: Stand 92
Please contact Healthcare Sales on 01722 744594 or
sales@wallgate.com
Do you need help safeguarding personnel, improving risk management, asset management and access planning?
Talk to P4 about FASTEL solutions which facilitate safe planned maintenance. DiMH 19-21 May 2015, NMM Birmingham - Visit P4 on Stand 402
Alternatively call us to discuss options to meet your specific needs on 01328 850555, e-mail
info@p4fastel.co.uk or take a look at
www.p4fastel.co.uk
The complete anti ligature doorset package supplied fully fitted and certified for rapid installation.
stand 201 to see the latest developments in:
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THE NETWORK
April 2015
Visit P4 on
Stand 402
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