Guest rooms and suites
A call button in the room reaches reception or the floor attendant, with the room number shown on the display panel.
Hospitality and business
Wireless calling systems for hotels
A hotel runs on being available without being intrusive. A wireless call point lets a guest or a staff member summon service exactly where it is needed, and the alert reaches the right person rather than the whole floor.
Where hotels use call points
Restaurant, bar and poolside
Table and lounger call points so guests are served without having to find someone.
Conference rooms
A discreet button so a delegate can call service without interrupting the session.
Housekeeping and porters
Staff-side call points that signal a wristwatch, so a request reaches the person already nearby.
Guest bathrooms and accessible rooms
100% waterproof buttons, including a pull-cord unit reachable from the floor, for accessible rooms.
Reception
A display panel shows which point is calling; a wristwatch covers staff who are away from the desk.
Why it suits a hotel building
- No cabling. Older and heritage hotel buildings are expensive to rewire. The buttons are wireless and battery-powered.
- No internet dependency. The system runs on 433.92 MHz radio frequency, so guest Wi-Fi problems and connectivity outages do not affect it.
- Scale. One display panel handles up to 256 call points; a wristwatch up to 200. Signal repeaters extend the range across floors.
- Once-off purchase. No monthly fee per room.
Receiver options and buttons for hotels
Most facilities use wristwatches for floor staff, with a display panel at reception. If response time tracking is needed, the W900 software and B-811 Smart Gateway can be added.
Display panel
B-99G
Wall-mounted panel at the pass or the manager's station, with a rolling display, adjustable volume and six ringtone options.
- Capacity
- Up to 256 buttons. These can be a combination of call and cancel buttons, or just call buttons.
- Best for
- A staffed pass or manager's station where one panel can be seen by the floor team.
- Limitations
- Shows short numerical or letter-and-number call codes. 3 digits only, where the 1st digit can be an alphabet letter between "A" - "F".
Wristwatch receiver
B-650
Worn on the wrist or a lanyard, it gives an audible and vibrating alert and displays the calling code.
- Capacity
- Up to 200 buttons.
- Best for
- Waiters moving between tables who need to see which table called.
- Limitations
- The alert reaches only the person wearing it, so a display panel is still useful where the whole team needs to see outstanding calls.
Call button
B-A3
Call, Bill and Cancel in one 100% waterproof button that sits on the table or is mounted at the booth.
- Capacity
- Each button can be programmed to an unlimited number of receivers.
- Best for
- A table or booth where guests need to order, ask for the bill or cancel from one button.
- Limitations
- It raises a call only — a wristwatch or display panel is needed to receive it. It runs on one A23 battery.
Waterproof button
B-A1-WL
One large soft-rubber button, 100% waterproof, mounted on any flat surface.
- Capacity
- Each button can be programmed to an unlimited number of receivers.
- Best for
- A guest room, bathroom or the conference room.
- Limitations
- It raises a call only — a wristwatch or display panel is needed to receive it. It runs on one A23 battery.
Your BellMe setup in three steps
- 01
Tell us where help is needed
Share the number of call points, the rooms or areas to cover and how your staff or caregivers work.
- 02
Choose your configuration
BellMe helps you choose buttons and receivers and prepares a quotation. Where coverage needs checking, an on-site inspection and test confirms the repeater requirement.
- 03
Put the system to work
Position the call points and receivers for your setting, and make sure the people responding know where each call comes from and how to clear it.
Questions before choosing your system
How do I know if I need a signal repeater?
You will start needing signal repeaters when the distance between the calling point and the receiver reaches around 250 m in line of sight. The surroundings and construction of the property affect this, so the only accurate way to confirm is a site inspection and test.
What wiring does the system need?
The buttons are wireless and run on batteries. Each display panel, LED light and signal repeater needs a power source. We recommend dedicated plug points in the ceiling so they are not unplugged by mistake. Display panels and LED lights are supplied with 12 V power cables with a 2-pin plug, and the B-Q4 signal repeater with a 9V1A supply. We recommend running them through a UPS.
What warranty do BellMe products carry?
Single Key Call buttons carry 5 years while other Call buttons and panels, LED lights carry 2 years. Wristwatches and signal repeaters carry 1 year.
Is BellMe a rental or a once-off purchase?
All BellMe products are a once-off purchase. There are no rental contracts.
Quote a hotel installation
Tell us how many rooms and service points you need to cover, and where staff will carry receivers.
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