Disabled Toilet Alarms

Complete Supply, Installation, and Support for Disabled Toilet Alarm Systems Across Northern Ireland

Disabled toilet alarm systems, also known as accessible toilet alarm systems, allow users to call for help if they need assistance while using an accessible toilet. If you manage or own a public or commercial building—such as an office, school, hospital, care home, leisure centre, shop, or transport hub—you are responsible for making sure these systems are installed and working correctly.

In Northern Ireland, the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 sets out your legal duties to provide accessible facilities. BS 8300 also offers guidance on how to design and fit accessible toilets, including alarm systems, to meet user needs and support compliance.

You can choose from several types of systems, including pull-cord alarms, wireless units, and integrated options connected to central monitoring points. The right system depends on your building layout and the people who use your facilities.

We supply, install, upgrade, repair, and maintain these systems so you can keep your facilities safe, compliant, and accessible.

Get in touch today to discuss your requirements or request a quote.

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Our Services

We offer a complete service for disabled toilet alarm systems, covering every stage of the process. Whether you’re starting from scratch or managing existing systems, we help you meet your responsibilities with reliable, professional support.

Supply

We provide a range of alarm systems to suit different layouts and user needs. Options include basic pull-cord alarms, wireless units, and integrated systems that connect to monitoring points. All equipment meets current accessibility guidelines and is selected for ease of use and reliability.

Installation

Our trained engineers carry out full installations in line with BS 8300 guidance and manufacturer specifications. We ensure that all components are correctly positioned, clearly labelled, and accessible to users who may have limited mobility or vision.

Upgrades

If your current system no longer meets modern standards or user needs, we can upgrade it. This may include replacing old components, improving reliability, or switching to wireless or monitored solutions. We assess your setup and recommend practical, compliant improvements.

Repairs

We carry out repairs on a wide range of systems, whether supplied by us or not. Common issues include faulty sounders, broken pull cords, and power failures. We aim to respond quickly and restore full function with minimal disruption.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance helps prevent faults and ensures continued compliance. We offer scheduled servicing, checks on all system components, and prompt attention to any issues. Maintenance can be arranged as a one-off visit or as part of a service agreement.

System Testing & Certification

To support legal and safety requirements, we offer full system testing and documentation. This includes functional testing, battery checks, and written confirmation that the system is compliant and working as intended. Certification is useful for audits and building inspections.

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