SECURE TV ENCLOSURE FOR LIGATURE PREVENTION

Secure TV Enclosure for Ligature Prevention

In healthcare and correctional facilities, the risk of patient or inmate self-harm is a serious concern. TVs often present a potential ligature hazard, as cords, wires, and mounting brackets can be misused. To address this risk, secure TV enclosures are essential for creating a safe environment. These enclosures safeguard TVs from tampering while p

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Robust Timekeeping Solutions: Ligature-Resistant Clocks

In demanding environments where safety and security are paramount, conventional timekeeping solutions may fall short. Ligature-resistant clocks offer a vital safeguard against potential harm, ensuring the well-being of individuals while maintaining accurate timekeeping operations. These specialized clocks feature robust construction materials and i

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Anti-Ligature Notice Board for Secure Environments

In high-security facilities and environments requiring stringent safety measures, a specialized notice board is essential. Introducing the Anti-Ligature Notice Board, meticulously designed to prevent potential ligation/strangulation hazards by utilizing robust construction materials and features/design elements that deter tampering. These boards ar

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Protecting Viewers From Harm

SafeScreen functions as platform dedicated to providing the well-being of viewers . Employing cutting- innovative technology, SafeScreen consistently filters content to detect potentially harmful material. This covers inappropriate content , discriminatory language , and other forms website of abuse . SafeScreen's thorough system provides real-ti

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Behavioral Health Clock

In behavioral health environments, safety is paramount. Individuals may engage in self-harm, posing a threat to themselves and others. A crucial element in creating a secure environment is minimizing the availability of materials that can be used for self-harm. Everyday wall clocks often present a risk due to their potential use in ligature attempt

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