Description
Your personal security guard.
The purpose of a Center push panic button alarm is to allow a person under duress to quickly and silently call for help in the event of an emergency. Panic alarms are also called “duress alarms”, “hold-up alarms”, or “panic buttons”. Panic alarms are used when it may be unsafe or uncomfortable to call for help in other ways.
Where is the panic button positioned?
Where should you put a Panic Button? You can install your Panic Button just about anywhere in your home, with some of the most common places being in the bedroom, next to the bed – either on the wall, or on a bedside table – in a home office, in the lounge, or even in a cupboard in the bathroom. Whether the alarm system is armed or not, when the panic button is pressed, it will trigger a signal to the monitoring center.
A panic button alarm can immediately alert a careline monitoring team in the event of an emergency. It can provide rapid response in case of an emergency, which is especially important for individuals who may be more vulnerable to accidents and health problems. A panic alarm is generally an audible alarm, which is generated by the manual activation of a device intended to alert the monitoring company that a life threatening or emergency situation is occurring, much like the hold-up alarm.
Extra protection doesn’t hurt. If you’re at home during a break in, pressing the Panic Button will instantly trigger an alarm – which can either be silent or audible depending on your preference.
