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Wristwatch receiver · Nurse call & waiter calling

B-650 Wristwatch

The B-650 is a wireless Wristwatch Receiver that can be used for both Nurse Call and Waiter Calling applications.

Capacity
200
Display
A001
Range
150m
BellMe B-650 wireless Wristwatch Receiver showing 0001 on its four-digit display

Key features

200

Call Button capacity

Up to 200 wireless Call Buttons can be programmed to a single B-650 Wristwatch.

ENT

No Cancel Button required

A separate Cancel Button is not required when cancelling calls from the Wristwatch. Press ENT on the Wristwatch to clear a call.

USB

Rechargeable battery

The Wristwatch has a rechargeable battery, charged using a Micro-USB charger. Battery life depends on usage.

Fit

Wearing options

Wear it on the arm using the supplied strap, or convert it to a lanyard by removing the straps and fitting the lanyard adapters.

A001

4-digit display

The display can show four numbers from 0000–9999, or a letter as the first character from A–F. For example A001, B125 or F999.

85dB

Alert options

The Wristwatch can be set to beep, vibrate, or beep and vibrate simultaneously. The volume is not adjustable and is set at approximately 85dB.

Continuous alert

The Wristwatch provides a single alert. It does not continuously beep to remind the user of an unattended call.

Hold

Display time

Calling information remains displayed until the call is cancelled by pressing ENT on the Wristwatch.

150m

Signal strength

The Wristwatch displays the signal strength. The standard wireless range is approximately 150 metres, and signal repeaters can extend it to roughly 1 kilometre depending on the installation and surroundings.

The Wristwatch

BellMe B-650 Wristwatch with its Micro-USB charging cable, plug charger and lanyard adapters
BellMe B-650 Wristwatch shown at an angle

Technical specifications

Working Voltage
3.7V Li-ion Battery
Working Current
<900mA
Frequency
433.95 MHz
Dimensions
65 × 44 × 19mm
Alert Volume
85dB
Warranty
2 Years
Button Capacity
Up to 200

B-650 useful videos

Straps and lanyards, error codes, alert settings, programming and more. Click any video to watch it right here.