In accessibility-focused projects, user safety, fast response and clear notification mechanisms are critical. As Furkan Engineering, we provide solutions that increase the safety of people with disabilities and simplify facility management.
You can choose the most suitable system from the categories below and access the details.
Solutions that deliver emergency assistance calls in disabled toilets quickly and clearly. With pull-cord call, corridor indicator and reset scenarios, it establishes a reliable standard for facility management.
3MK disabled emergency call solutions make urgent assistance needs visible and manageable, with kit options suitable for different area types. They offer practical field use and service advantages.
Solutions that deliver emergency alerts via vibration for people who are deaf or have hearing loss. When used together with fire alarm and emergency call infrastructures, they enable hearing-impaired users to be alerted and evacuated at the same time as everyone else during emergencies.
Induction loop solutions designed to help people who use hearing aids hear speech more clearly in meeting rooms, counters, places of worship and information desks.
Most hearing aids have "T" and "MT" switch modes that allow them to pick up electromagnetic signals produced by an induction loop system. When a hearing aid user enters the coverage area, they switch the device to "T" mode. This helps them hear the focused speech clearly, instead of background noise. It improves accessibility for ordering, service interactions and everyday conversations.
A vibrating pillow alert pad is designed for users who are deaf or have hearing loss. It provides a personal vibration warning during emergencies. It typically integrates with fire alarms or evacuation/alert systems and improves safety, especially at night when audible alarms may not be sufficient.
Approximately 90% of vibrating pillow devices sold on international e-commerce platforms only produce vibration and do not have BS 5446-3 certification. These products are essentially just a "vibration motor" and do not offer verified, reliable integration with fire alarm systems. As a result, during a real fire or carbon monoxide alarm, there is a risk of missing the warning, delays, or insufficient vibration. Non-compliant products are not considered life safety equipment. For life safety, only BS 5446-3 compliant, tested and certified systems should be used.
Many disabled alarm systems on the market do not include an in-room reset unit; the alarm can only be silenced from outside. This can prevent the disabled user from confirming that help has arrived and may cause unnecessary continued alarms. An in-room reset unit enables the user to safely end the alarm after assistance arrives. This provides reassurance and ensures more controlled, professional operation by reducing false or prolonged alarm situations.
