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01405 455 018Clearway installs disabled emergency alarms that provide immediate assistance in emergencies, ensuring compliance with accessibility standards. Disabled emergency alarms are systems designed to alert emergency services and provide immediate assistance to individuals with disabilities during emergencies, ensuring compliance with accessibility standards.
One of the key requirements within an accessible toilet is an emergency alarm system, which can be either a standalone installation for an individual disabled toilet or a larger networked solution for properties with multiple bathroom spaces.


There are several regulatory requirements in terms of accessibility and the provisioning of an accessible toilet, which we will run through below – if you are in any doubt, please get in touch with Clearway’s life safety consultants, who will be happy to offer advice.
We supply and install all types of disabled toilet alarm systems with minimal disruption to your activities, offering bespoke system design, and compliance with BS 8300:2009 and the Disability Discrimination Act.

Clearway provides accessible bathroom call services available with several alarm systems, such as a pull cord (or multiple pull cords as appropriate).
Local audio or visual indications – or both – can be positioned inside and outside the room, with convenient reset push buttons to silence an alarm when it has been accidentally triggered, or the required assistance has been provided.
We fit single systems for smaller premises or businesses and connected networks of disabled bathrooms for larger sites, such as shopping centres, schools, hospitals, care homes, libraries and other facilities.
Combined audio and visual warnings are ideal for accessible bathrooms outside the direct line of sight of a trained responder and can be linked to a mains control panel or localised indicator panel to ensure a designated person responds quickly.
The correct alarm system for your accessible toilet will depend on several characteristics of your property, and Clearway can advise following a site survey and no-obligation consultation.
Further considerations are required regarding emergency evacuation controls and integration with other building systems, such as business fire alarms.

Clearway’s professional alarm maintenance team can schedule regular servicing and repairs to ensure your alarm systems and control panels are fully operational at all times.
We can also provide 24/7 emergency call-outs where a disabled toilet alarm system has malfunctioned, been tampered with, or appears to be inoperable or working incorrectly.
Failure to maintain a disabled toilet alarm system can be extremely serious, particularly when an individual suffers an accident or injury and cannot call for help, so these installations must be reviewed and maintained properly.

Many employers and business owners find the combination of British Standards and DDA regulations confusing. They are unsure whether they need a disabled toilet alarm and which specifications their facilities must meet.
The legislation states that building managers must make a reasonable provision to ensure all users have appropriate bathroom facilities.
New building designs must incorporate these features to comply with the Government Access document, referred to as Approved Document M.
Reasonable provisions vary and will depend on the number of storeys, use of the building, floor space, and distance between communal areas and the nearest accessible bathroom.
If you do not have any disabled bathroom alarm system, there is a risk of breaching the Equalities Act 2010, so updating older accessible toilets or scheduling a retrospective installation in existing businesses is important to customer satisfaction, staff welfare, and liability mitigation.
Related Fire and Life Safety Systems
Clearway is an experienced provider of a vast range of building safety and life safety systems, from alarm installations to intelligent property management and fire prevention controls.
Many businesses install a disabled toilet following a thorough site risk assessment to identify where they must make further provisions to allow for safe, accessible use of their premises.
Examples of supporting services include:
Please contact Clearway if you would like to discuss any aspect of your property life safety and fire safety systems, or wish to receive guidance about the most appropriate solutions.
Email us at enquiries@clearway.co.uk
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