Panic Alarm Button
₹160.00
In StockA Panic Alarm Button is a simple safety device that, when pressed, immediately activates a loud alarm, buzzer, or alert system to signal an emergency or request for help. It’s commonly used in homes, banks, hospitals, and personal security systems.
Description
The Panic Alarm Button is a compact, user-activated emergency alert device. When someone feels threatened, is in distress, or needs urgent help, pressing the panic button instantly triggers an audible or visual alert. The system is simple to build using basic electronics: a push-button switch connected to a buzzer or siren circuit.
In more advanced systems, the button can also trigger a wireless signal, send SMS alerts via a GSM module, or connect to an IoT or security system. However, even a basic version with a loud buzzer can be life-saving in emergencies by drawing attention or scaring off intruders.
Applications:
1.Home Security
1.Easily alert neighbours or authorities when in danger.
2.Bank & ATM Security
1.Silent panic buttons under counters.
3.Hospitals & Elderly Care
1.Emergency call buttons for patients or seniors.
4.Schools
1.Panic alarms in classrooms for emergencies.
5.Wearables
1.Portable panic button devices with buzzers or wireless alert systems.
6.DIY Projects
1.For learning and building personal safety or alert devices.
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