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and were do i get the equipment to monitor the alarm from as well

Cash! You can probably start by looking into franchising. If you want to do it yourself, you'll need time and the energy. Good luck to ya!

2006-12-10 06:07:23 by robertgreigdillon1978

For More Information Please Visit: www.cannonwater.net Power Failure Alarm System with monitor for loss of power to any equipment plugged into it ...

I have a cousin who has diabetis. He has one of the rare forms of diabetis that cases his blood sugar levels to fluctuate(high and very low) for no specific reason. He follows a proper diet and takes his insulin shots regularly, but from time to time his sugar levels dip and he goes into a coma. A few times it was very difficult for the medics to revive him.
I need to know if any patient monitoring equipment is available that will alert his folks that there is something wrong. The equipment needs to be simple and uncomplicated to use and would not need any action from the patient to raise an alarm as the the more critical coma episodes have happened while he is asleep.

Please let me know if such a monitor is available, where and approximate costs involved.
Thanks.

Your cousin may benefit from being on an insulin pump. Many find that it cuts out most of the severe lows due to the fact that there is no unpredictable long-acting insulin on board.

Type 1 is often very hard for *everyone* who has it to manage, even more so if you are "brittle". There are ALWAYS going to be some highs and lows. It's impossible to replace a pancreas with injections a few times a day. That said, there are ways to improve the situation. Seizures/comas are NOT acceptable.

Make sure your cousin meets with his diabetes care team regularily to make sure he has the proper insulin to carb ratios (he should know how to match his insulin to his meals), and basal insulin doses. Does he know how long his insulin works for? When it peaks? How to calculate proper correction doses for high blood sugar? None of this is an exact perfect science, but it's the best we have. The above answer regarding snacks (like anything with cornstarch) and testing before bed is key.

Does you cousin test his blood sugar at least 6 times per day? Does he eat a snack after he exercises? Does he drink alcohol without taking the extra steps needed to keep his blood sugar in a safe range? Can he still feel his blood sugar dropping low?

I suggest that he allows himself to run a bit higher than usual, and just work at trying to keep himself somewhat steady. He may be giving way too much insulin when he is treating his high blood sugars. This may cause him to rebound, go low, and then shoot back up again (due to glycogen from his liver/eating).

Look into Minimed's Guradian RT. It is a continous glucose monitor that will alert you when your blood sugar is rising or falling rapidly. It is not 100% perfect, but it's the only one on the market right now. It's a start. There are others waiting for FDA approval. You insert a new sensor under your skin every 3 days, and the sensor transmits that data to the device.

There have been other devices like Glucowatch, but all are considered failures to the their high false alarm rate, and poor detection of low/accurate blood sugar, among other reasons.

Has your cousin been screened for other diseases genetically related to Type 1 diabetes that can cause severe lows, such as Celiac Disease? Up to 30% of Type 1's have Celiac and most are mainly asymptomatic. Fatigue and severe low blood sugar can be seen in these cases, even if no GI (stomach) issues are present. His thyroid and adrenal levels should also be checked.

Lastly, your cousin may qualify for an islet cell transplant if all else fails.They often have a very poor success rate, and require toxic drugs to surpress the immune system, but they are offered to those who run the risk of death daily from severe low blood sugar.

2007-03-30 08:14:21 by Ashik S

Price: $165.00 $129.95

Has a numeric LED display screen
Short-term and long-term readings
Conducts a self-test every 24 hours

I have a typical (but non-ADT) alarm system that dials out through the phone line. I am happy with my alarm company's monitoring and pricing--roughly $24/mo--but want to drop my land line phone since I have T-Mobile service cellular service. My alarm company quoted me about $350 in equipment and an ADDITIONAL $10/mo monitoring to go to cellular backup.
I'd like alarm to be able to dial out wireless if needed for phone cost savings as well as the added security. I'm not sure why they charge extra for the monitoring since I'll be buying it outright. Is there a module that can be bought that can use one's cell phone service? (I don't want a VoIP product because if they cut my cable line I'm screwed)

Yes, is this what you're looking for (link):

http://monitoring.homesecuritystore.com/wireless_alarm_system_monitoring.htm

Ok I just read more and they charge about $9 a month plus the set & equipment one time fees.
Not what you're looking for but I'm sure you can accomplish this without their additional equipment & charges. Just have to find a source.

2009-04-22 15:36:06 by Peter R

Price: $119.00 Too low to display

Supports up to 5 phone numbers for auto alarm call & 1 management center protocol
Supports up to 60 wireless sensors
Transmit at 430-433MHz frequency band, wireless transmitting distance up to 300 feet

OBJECTIVE:
To provide the best service that I can, with the willingness to learn and teach, so that I can do my job to the best of my ability. I am looking to obtain a position with a progressive company that will provide experience and an opportunity to succeed.

JOB HISTORY
Security Officer 02/25/2004 Until present
INTER-CON SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC
Maintains safe and secure environment for customers and employees
Duties include but not limited to the following:
Secures premises and personnel by patrolling property; monitoring surveillance equipment; inspecting buildings, equipment, and access points; permitting entry.

Monitors and responds to alarms, Prevent unauthorized entry to property through access control and apprehend violators if necessary.

Prevents losses and damage by reporting irregularities; informing violators of policy and procedures.
Completes reports by recording observations, information, occurrences, and surveillance activities; interviewing witnesses; obtaining signatures.
Maintains environment by monitoring and setting building and equipment controls. And Operate radio and other communication equipments



Security Officer Avalon Fortress Security Minneapolis, MN Start Date 02/2005 End Date 05/2007 Duties include the following list: • Parking lot patrols • Prepare written reports of all activity • Monitor facility alarm systems • Provide escorts • Perform rounds of facility • Respond to emergencies by notifying appropriate personnel • Maintain access control for visitors and employees • Ensure all CCTV and alarm systems are functional.
Mailer Trainee Star Tribune


Minneapolis, MN Start Date 04/2005 performs all assigned tasks related to the processing of newspapers and supplements in the Mailroom. Duties include: monitoring the flow of bundles from the stacker; taking lifts of supplements from pallets; operating automatic dollies and forklifts: efficiently hand-counting newspapers, supplements, etc.; and performing all Mailroom work when directed and assigned by the foreman.

Warehouse Office Depot Plymouth, MN Start Date 11/2004 End Date 02/2005 Verify and place correct number of pallets from designated areas onto trailers for safe transport to destination. Document and record items for specific destination by invoice number.

Productions Inspector Masterson Personnel
St Louis park, MN Start Date 08/2004 End Date 11/2004 I mark and sort materials according to instructions. Furthermore, I stamp the time and date of manufacture on goods and I may also record the weight and size of items. Inspect materials to make sure they meet standards and many other related duties.


Warehouse ATLAS STAFFING
Minneapolis, MN Start Date 07/2004 End Date 11/2004 this part-time position involves shipping, packing. Fastens and wraps products materials using hand tools, as well as other related works.


Lawn Maintenance
Dream Homes Development
Mpls, MN Start Date 07/2004 End Date 10/2004
Laying sod, watering grass, cutting, weeding, mowing lawn and as needed basis.

Auditor/Warehouse UPS Minneapolis, MN Start Date 11/2004 End Date 01/2004 fills sales orders per specification, ensuring that the correct items are pulled by the Customer's orders and prepared for shipping in a timely and accurate manner. Keeping the work area clean also picking and stocking of parts, mark and label containers or products using marking instruments. Loads materials and products into package processing equipment. Measures, weighs, and counts products and materials, using equipment. Warehouse

ShowPlace16
St Paul, MN
Ensuring that orders are pulled, packaged, converted, shipped, loaded and received safely and accurately; and are free from damage or defect. Putting stock away in the warehouse by hand and Will also do packaging and repackaging of product with max lifting of 50lbs?


EDUCATION Computer programming Associate Degree St Paul College


SKILLS Basic Computer Skills, Typing, word processing, tactfulness, Adaptive Skills. The ability to work well with others to accomplish a common goal and Able to handle multiple demands. I also have experience in the following positions: operating stand up forklift, general warehouse experience.

All of what follows is only my opinion:

I looked quickly, and the only thing I saw was your use of the word "I" under some responsibilities.

Also (I looked a bit further), in some you said: Duties include... Keep consistent - in some words, you end with -ing. Others ended in -ed. I also noticed some verb tenses are present; others are past. Spacing is off, but that may come from the cut and paste. Instead of "Security Officer 02/25/2004 Until present." Just list the different jobs as they appear to be in different places. I am not sure I would include the Home Maintenance.

I'd better stop there.

2008-12-24 17:16:52 by Falmaata T

OBJECTIVE:
To provide the best service that I can, with the willingness to learn and teach, so that I can do my job to the best of my ability. I am looking to obtain a position with a progressive company that will provide experience and an opportunity to succeed.

JOB HISTORY
Security Officer 02/25/2004 Until present
INTER-CON SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC
Maintains safe and secure environment for customers and employees
Duties include but not limited to the following:
Secures premises and personnel by patrolling property; monitoring surveillance equipment; inspecting buildings, equipment, and access points; permitting entry.

Monitors and responds to alarms, Prevent unauthorized entry to property through access control and apprehend violators if necessary.

Prevents losses and damage by reporting irregularities; informing violators of policy and procedures.
Completes reports by recording observations, information, occurrences, and surveillance activities; interviewing witnesses; obtaining signatures.
Maintains environment by monitoring and setting building and equipment controls. And Operate radio and other communication equipments



Security Officer Avalon Fortress Security Minneapolis, MN Start Date 02/2005 End Date 05/2007 Duties include the following list: • Parking lot patrols • Prepare written reports of all activity • Monitor facility alarm systems • Provide escorts • Perform rounds of facility • Respond to emergencies by notifying appropriate personnel • Maintain access control for visitors and employees • Ensure all CCTV and alarm systems are functional.
Mailer Trainee Star Tribune


Minneapolis, MN Start Date 04/2005 performs all assigned tasks related to the processing of newspapers and supplements in the Mailroom. Duties include: monitoring the flow of bundles from the stacker; taking lifts of supplements from pallets; operating automatic dollies and forklifts: efficiently hand-counting newspapers, supplements, etc.; and performing all Mailroom work when directed and assigned by the foreman.

Warehouse Office Depot Plymouth, MN Start Date 11/2004 End Date 02/2005 Verify and place correct number of pallets from designated areas onto trailers for safe transport to destination. Document and record items for specific destination by invoice number.

Productions Inspector Masterson Personnel
St Louis park, MN Start Date 08/2004 End Date 11/2004 I mark and sort materials according to instructions. Furthermore, I stamp the time and date of manufacture on goods and I may also record the weight and size of items. Inspect materials to make sure they meet standards and many other related duties.


Warehouse ATLAS STAFFING
Minneapolis, MN Start Date 07/2004 End Date 11/2004 this part-time position involves shipping, packing. Fastens and wraps products materials using hand tools, as well as other related works.


Lawn Maintenance
Dream Homes Development
Mpls, MN Start Date 07/2004 End Date 10/2004
Laying sod, watering grass, cutting, weeding, mowing lawn and as needed basis.

Auditor/Warehouse UPS Minneapolis, MN Start Date 11/2004 End Date 01/2004 fills sales orders per specification, ensuring that the correct items are pulled by the Customer's orders and prepared for shipping in a timely and accurate manner. Keeping the work area clean also picking and stocking of parts, mark and label containers or products using marking instruments. Loads materials and products into package processing equipment. Measures, weighs, and counts products and materials, using equipment. Warehouse

ShowPlace16
St Paul, MN
Ensuring that orders are pulled, packaged, converted, shipped, loaded and received safely and accurately; and are free from damage or defect. Putting stock away in the warehouse by hand and Will also do packaging and repackaging of product with max lifting of 50lbs?


EDUCATION Computer programming Associate Degree St Paul College


SKILLS Basic Computer Skills, Typing, word processing, tactfulness, Adaptive Skills. The ability to work well with others to accomplish a common goal and Able to handle multiple demands. I also have experience in the following positions: operating stand up forklift, general warehouse experience.

There is nothing wrong with it; it is just too long. It is advisable to have a resume that consists of 1 page. Try to shorten some items, you might even want to delete some (the ones that have nothing to do with the job that you are applying to). Keep only the ones that are relevant to the position you are applying. Also, look into creating a cover letter, they always make good impressions on employers (google for "sample cover letter"). Good luck!

2008-12-24 17:14:25 by Falmaata T

I need help! I live in a really bad neighborhood, and I signed a lease that is way too long. I need a security system ASAP, but I cannot come up with the installation fees (nearly $600), and the offers with the small installation fees require a three-year contract, which I clearly can't sign because I'm moving out as soon as my lease is up.

Does anyone know any short-term monitoring companies, or any that lease equipment short-term?

As an alternative, are there any theft deterrants that actually work? I have a dog, but she's no use. I have "Beware of Dog" signs up, but still people bang on my door. What about those "instant" alarms, like First Alert has with magnets, or door hanger alarms? Is there anything out there that I can get that will work ASAP?

Also, I can find all those instant products online, but don't know where to walk into a store and find them. What kind of store sells those products?

THANKS!

2008-06-02 12:41:07 by Jools