A door sign that tells housekeeping, with no wiring

A wide e-ink pad, battery powered. One tap sets Do not disturb or Make up room, and the housekeeping board and the room TV change with it.

The do-not-disturb sign on the wall beside a Westbrook Hotel room door, with Do Not Disturb and Service Room on its two rows

In one sentenceThe AruraZ do-not-disturb sign is a battery-powered, horizontal e-ink pad beside the hotel room door with two big buttons; one tap sets Do not disturb or Make up room and the state appears on the housekeeping board and on the room TV.

Try it: the sign on the door of 204

Tap the sign, watch two other places change

The panel flashes like e-ink, the housekeeping board changes the room’s chip, and the room TV privacy tile follows. One switch, three places.

Room 204--:--
Tap a button on the sign.
AruraStay · Housekeeping boardsame switch, place 2
Room TV · Privacy tilesame switch, place 3

Installed and paired by our team

ConnectionWireless, battery e-ink. No cable to the door.
MountingBeside the door at eye level.
ShapeHorizontal, with two big buttons and a small clock in the corner.
InstalledAnd paired to the room by our team on install day.

Do-not-disturb sign: three questions

What does the sign show?

Two big buttons, Do not disturb and Make up room, with the room number and a small clock in the corner. The screen is e-ink, so it keeps its state without drawing power.

Who sees the state?

Housekeeping sees it on the board in AruraStay, and the guest sees the same switch as the privacy tile on the room TV. It is one state in three places.

Does it need cabling?

No. It is wireless and battery powered; our team pairs it to the room on install day.

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