Every business owner wants to provide a safe environment for employees and customers. With just about any business, there is a chance that an angry or unstable customer, disgruntled employee, someone with a mental illness or a robber will cause or threaten violence in the establishment. Installation of a panic button is a great way to potentially mitigate this danger.
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What is a Panic Button?
A panic button is a strategically placed or hidden button that automatically alerts police to an emergency situation. These buttons are small and usually placed in a discreet location, like just under the lip of a desk or retail counter. It’s important to place buttons in locations where employees will likely be at the time of a situation. When a robber yells “freeze” an employee should be able to quickly hit the button without anyone noticing. On duty police in the area will be dispatched to your location immediately.
Do I Need a Panic Button?
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- Financial institutions
- Schools & Universities
- Government Buildings
- Medical Facilities
Panic buttons are also available as a wearable, wireless option of seniors and or others who may need access to immediate help.
DIY Wireless Panic Button System
Includes:
(1) Wireless Controller (1) Cellular Communicator
(2) Wireless Panic Buttons (1) All Programming
(1) Installation Tech Support
Equipment & Programming Cost: $400.00 | Panic Alarm Monitoring: $33/month (12 month agreement) | Additional Panic Buttons: $75.00/each
Call or Contact us for more information or to see if this system is right for you.
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Due to licensing laws, we can only provide services in the following state: Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Vermont & Wisconsin.
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