Portable Braille Receiver

The CA-PXII Portable Braille Receiver brings CentralAlert notifications to people who are Deaf and Deaf-Blind. Wear it on the removable belt clip and take it room to room, or set it on the included charging dock at your bedside.

When any paired sensor triggers — fire alarm, doorbell, phone, baby cry, or the SOS button — the CA-PXII responds with four alert outputs: a strong motor vibration, a loud speaker, a bright flasher, and a blinking icon button. Every icon button is Braille-embossed, and each alert type has its own unique vibration pattern. A built-in Vibration Pattern Training mode lets you learn those patterns by feel. If you cannot see the blinking icon, press each Braille button in sequence — a continuous vibration confirms the active alert.

The included docking station charges the CA-PXII's rechargeable batteries and adds a bed shaker port for the BS-200 (sold separately), so you feel overnight alerts even while the unit is charging. Undock it and carry it on battery power — roughly 3 to 6 days per charge, depending on use.

The CA-PXII can work as a standalone repeater receiver paired directly with CentralAlert sensors, or join a CA-360II system as one of up to 10 receivers. Like the CA-RXII, it acts as a wireless repeater — each unit re-broadcasts signals to extend coverage across the home. Press and hold SOS at any time to page other CentralAlert receivers for help.

Requires CentralAlert sensors (sold separately) to generate alerts. Pairs with the CA-360II main hub for synchronized multi-receiver systems.