Taking a Closer Look at Personal Alarms

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Taking a Closer Look at Personal Alarms

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By : Teresa Bernard 29 or more times read

Submitted 2011-04-10 20:16:28

Personal alarms are attention getting devices that are smaller than the palm of your hand. When activated, they will let loose an extremely loud and ear piercing sound that can alert others about your emergency or some other peril you may find yourself in. This is similar to a security alarm system often installed on the wall of a home or business, except that it is portable and may be carried with you at all times. These alarms can be used as a safety warning device or a medical alert and make good sense for both children and adults.

Personal alarms draw attention in emergency situations and can be used as your first line of defense if you are ever attacked or the threat of an attack seems likely. Once the pin is pulled, the alarm will sound off continuously until the pin is replaced. The earsplitting sound will shock and surprise an attacker giving you those vital seconds to get away.

Personal emergency alarms are versatile and come in all shapes and sizes. Some alarms have a flashlight, others have key chains, and still others can be used as security alarms on the windows and doors inside your home. When considering one you might want to look for the following features:

*The noise discharged from a panic alarm needs to be as earsplitting and as distressful as possible. 95 to 130 decibels should be your choice.

*An emergency alarm should be easy to carry so you can speedily get at it when needed.

*A personal alarm needs to be easy to use so there is no fumbling with the mechanism to operate it when it is most needed.

Personal alarms only cost a few dollars, which makes them very easy to own. Also they are not weapons so they are legal to carry everywhere even on airplanes. Carry your personal alarm with you wherever you go and use it to draw attention in any crisis. An alarm should be a part of your personal safety strategy.

Any article on personal alarms wouldn't be complete without mentioning the type of alarm that works as a dog chaser or wild animal repellent. Take an ultrasonic personal alarm along when you go walking, jogging, or cycling. They can come in handy against vicious dogs. The sound is undetectable to human ears, however canines will hear it. The siren is so disturbing that most aggressive dogs will turn away from it immediately.

Author Resource:- To find out more about personal safety alarms and other products for personal safety visit a1selfdefenseproducts.com.

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