For years, home alerting systems have helped people with a wide range of hearing needs, from mild to profound, including hearing aid and cochlear implant users, and those who are deaf, stay aware of home sounds and signals.

A doorbell.
A landline phone call.
An alarm in the middle of the night.

These systems were designed to make sure important signals reached you clearly, using sound, light, and vibration. And for many, they have become an essential part of daily life.

Now the experience is evolving.

Now a more connected alerting experience

Today, your phone and your watch are always within reach.

They deliver messages, reminders, and updates throughout your day. They move with you, from room to room, from home to outside, from day to night.

So it makes sense that your home alerting system should do the same.

With the introduction of connected alerting, thanks to the Bellman Bridge and Bellman Assistant App, signals from your home are no longer limited to a single receiver. They can now be delivered directly to your smartphone or wearable device, extending awareness beyond where you are standing.

Your home, now connected to the devices you already use every day.

How it works

At its core, the system remains simple and reliable.

Transmitters detect events around your home, like a visitor at the door, a phone call, or an alarm. Receivers then notify you with clear, distinct signals so you immediately know what is happening.

Now, with Bluetooth connectivity, those same signals can also be sent to your mobile devices.

This means:

• Alerts appear on your phone, tablet, or smartwatch
• Calls and messages can trigger alerts throughout your home
• Notifications stay with you as you move through your day

It’s the same trusted system, now extended.

Designed for clarity and ease

While the technology behind this shift is advanced, the experience is intentionally simple.

Everything is designed to be:

• Clear and easy to understand
• Consistent across devices
• Reliable in everyday use

There is no need to navigate complex menus or manage unnecessary features. The system focuses on what matters most, delivering important alerts in a way that is immediate and easy to recognize.