Disabled Alarms

Inbuild UK’s Disabled Alarm Systems are designed to deliver reliable, accessible emergency call solutions for individuals with limited mobility or additional support needs. These systems are commonly installed in accessible toilets, changing rooms, care facilities, and public buildings to ensure compliance with UK building regulations and BS 8300accessibility standards.

Each system typically includes a pull-cord unit, reset point, and visual/audible indicator, allowing users to raise an alert with ease. When activated, the alarm triggers a clear visual beacon and sounder, notifying staff or responsible personnel that assistance is required. Some models also support remote monitoring, integration with building management systems, and daisy-chain wiring for simplified installations.

Designed with ease of use in mind, these alarms offer:

• High-contrast indicators for visibility
• Simple pull-cord activation
• Accessible reset controls at wheelchair height
• Tactile feedback for users with sensory impairments
• Low-maintenance components
• Optional battery backup depending on the model

Our Disabled Alarms help businesses and facilities create safer, more inclusive environments while meeting essential compliance requirements.

A Disabled Alarm is an emergency call system that allows a person with disabilities to request help by activating a pull cord or similar device.

They are typically required in accessible toilets and changing facilities, as recommended by UK regulations and BS 8300.

Most kits include a pull-cord unit, overdoor indicator, sounder, and reset point.

Yes — all systems meet or exceed BS 8300 guidelines and support compliance with building regulations.

Some models allow integration with wider safety or BMS systems, depending on requirements.

Yes — periodic testing, visual inspection, and battery checks (if applicable) are recommended.

Yes — they are designed to be durable, tamper-resistant, and easy to use.