Extend independent living with peace of mind when you receive alerts and notifications for assistance with the Iris Care Pendant. Pair it with Iris Motion Sensor and the Iris care service in the premium plan to monitor activities and be notified when daily routines change unexpectedly. The Iris Smart Hub is required to connect the Care Pendant with the Iris app. Premium service may be required for some features.
The Iris Care Pendant provides peace of mind for family members by alerting you when those who carry it need assistance
Notify contacts when the device leaves the home
Use as a panic button to trigger the alarm or send alerts
Compatible with Iris smart home system
Manage and monitor your smart devices through Iris app on your smart phone
Iris requires broadband Internet, Iris 8.0+ on an iphone5 or later or Android 4.1+
Works with Google Assistant for voice control of your devices
Specifications
Collection Name
Iris
Depth (Inches)
0.6
Height (Inches)
2
Width (Inches)
1.75
Manufacturer Color/Finish
White
Color/Finish Family
White
Wireless
Yes
Voltage
3
Wattage
0
Amperage
0
Battery Included
Yes
Battery Type
Lithium
Works with Iris
Yes
Works with Nest
No
Works with Apple HomeKit
No
Warranty
1-year
Works with SkylinkNet
No
Installation Required
No
Motion Sensor
No
Type
Home automation care pendant
Bluetooth Compatibility
No
Works with SmartThings
No
Industry Color
White
App Compatibility
Yes
Hub Required
Yes
Voice Controlled
Yes
Wi-Fi Compatibility
Yes
Works with Amazon Alexa
Yes
Works with Android
Yes
Works with Google Home
Yes
Works with iOS
Yes
Featured Reviews
Okay But only with a Home Brewed Fix
4 out of 5 stars
HalzarkReviewed on 03/18/2018
As many have said the pendant is not designed well. My Mom accidentally pressed it three times in an hour. BUT, we fixed it pretty easily though but doubtless voided the warranty. I cut a medicine bottle cap into a ring protector that would surround the button. It is a ring approximately 1/4" high. I glued the ring down with a product called SUGRU which is a white flexible rubber glue/molding playdoh type of substance. I suppose a hot glue gun would work as well though not as pretty. When I got done there was a nice raised ring around the button. She even sleeps with it, so far WITH MY ADDED RING there have been no false alarms. She has been using it for a week or so and now I am getting "battery low" signal via E-mail which is nice but kind of disappointing as I hoped the batteries would last longer. I am giving it a 4 for bad design, and it may drop to a 3 or 2 if the batteries go bad every week. We'll see. The alarm call to my cell phone comes from the same number, so far so I can use a Red Framed portrait of my Mom and a special ring to warn me. That part is an excellent feature.... So improving the product is a must IRIS!
3 out of 5 stars
Sly1eyeReviewed on 02/27/2017
Came with a dead battery. Also after paying $79 to buy this, there is a $15 a month charge to make it work
Good idea, flawed execution
3 out of 5 stars
MikeInGeorgiaReviewed on 12/04/2016
While the pendant does what it is designed to do, it is a bit limited. It is easy to accidentally trigger, but that's not too much of an issue. I'm disabled and use this for personal safety. I have a history of falls and cant afford the more expensive dedicated "Life Line" type system. For future designs, I would recommend adding a Bluetooth LE in addition to the Zigbee radio. This would allow it to pair with a smart phone (which most people, including elderly have in this day and age). Once paired with a smart phone, regardless of where you are, in the home or even out, I could see being able to press the button, trigger an alert, and if out of the home, it could even alert your personal contacts of your location. With some additions to the Iris app, you can monitor the sensors in the smart phone to see if it registered a sudden drop, and with a pendant press, it could send a GPS tagged location, along with an alert an alert of a suspected fall.
