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| Panic Pendant |
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- Pendant triggers alarm and can be customized to send a police or medical signal
- Panic alarm is easily activated with a single button
- Fully customizable panic pendant can be silent, send alarms, or messages
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Description
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USAlarm panic pendant is excellent for the individual that may have some health problem or has a family member that shouldn't be alone in the case of an emergency. They can be programmed or customized to send a medical panic signal or police alert. If a silent alarm is what you want, your panic pendant can be programmed for that as well. If you have a loved one that's bedridden, disabled or elderly, the panic pendant by USAlarm can help give them the independence they need to live alone and feel safe and secure that they'll be taken care of in an emergency. Not only will the USAlarm panic pendants make them feel secure, but they'll also the best way to make you feel secure that they'll always be able to get help the moment they have a problem or emergency. These handy security devices are shock and water resistant and can be taken almost anywhere. They are so affordable and convenient, you can have more than one so you'll have one every where you spend most of your time.
Panic Pendant comes to you all pre-programmed for your instant use. A simple push of the button will request the monitoring center to dispatch police, fire or ambulance service. The panic pendant is practical, economical and the perfect solution for the person that may need help and assistance at any time. The panic pendant comes with a belt clip and necklace cord so you'll always have it when it's needed. The pendant has a recessed button on the top that will prevent you from accidentally pushing the button, triggering off a false alarm. You'll have a different signal for each medical personnel you need and can also get text message and email alerts with the help of Interactive Monitoring. Many owners use the email alerts to set up messages that are unrelated to emergencies, but more as reminders.
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