Global provider of IoT connected living solutions, focusing on smart security, senior care monitoring systems, and personal emergency response devices.
Wese is a global technology leader developing innovative IoT (Internet of Things) solutions for connected living, utilizing proprietary technologies to serve the smart security, senior care, and digital health markets. The brand is well-known for its Essence SmartCare en Essence Security lines, which utilize advanced radio and cellular communication to provide reliable monitoring.
Key products include the Umbrella Mobile Personal Emergency Response System (mPERS), die WeR@Home+ security suite, smoke alarms, and various emergency pendants like the ES700EPAJ. These devices are designed to enhance safety and independence for seniors and provide robust home security. Additionally, the Essence name is associated with the 'Essence' mobile desktop phone (manufactured by Jablocom) and certain home fixtures. This category provides user manuals, installation guides, and troubleshooting resources for Essence's diverse range of electronic and safety devices.
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To perform a standard test on the ES700EPAJ pendant, press the test button or move the pendant in a circular motion if fall detection is enabled. The LED should blink to indicate a successful signal to the control panel.
The Essence Emergency Pendant (EPA/EPAJ) typically uses a 3V CR2450 lithium battery. Open the casing carefully using the appropriate method for your model (twist or pry), remove the old battery, and insert the new one observing the correct polarity.
LED indications on the Umbrella device signal status: a blinking orange light typically indicates it is connecting to the cellular network, while a green light for three seconds indicates a successful connection. Red blinking often signals a low battery or charging status.
The smoke alarm should be installed on the ceiling or high on a wall, away from corners. Use the provided mounting bracket and screws. After installing batteries, twist the alarm onto the bracket until it clicks.