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Personal Safety Solutions
Personal safety is all about preventative thinking and taking sensible precautions. It also requires communication.

Whether you’re going for a solo jog or working in a remote location, it’s important to have a way of getting help quickly. Lone worker safety apps, handheld satellite devices and other digital tools enable this.
What is a Personal Safety Device?

A personal safety device is a non-lethal self-defense tool to protect yourself in dangerous situations. These devices range from pepper spray and tasers, which are easy to carry and do not require training to use, to alarms and GPS-enabled wearables that act as panic buttons, and more.

Many of these devices come in a variety of colors and designs to suit the user. For example, the Vipertek stun gun comes in an array of metallic colors and can double as a flashlight, making it an ideal choice for students or professionals who travel often. It can disable an attacker by delivering a high-voltage shock and also emits a threatening sound, which may deter a would-be assaulter.

Another popular personal safety device is the She's Birdie personal alarm, which can be attached to a purse or belt loop and emits a loud 130dB alarm and bright strobe light to signal for help. The device is simple to activate: simply pull the pin to sound the alarm and deter an attack or alert nearby people to your location. Once you feel safe, reattach the pin to silence the alarm.

For lone workers, a comprehensive personal safety solution is the best option. These systems can be deployed via the SHEQSY lone worker app, integrated Bluetooth wearables, or handheld satellite devices and provide real-time GPS location tracking, quick and discreet panic alarms, duress escalation, automated check-ins, and more.
Lone Worker Safety Devices

Lone workers are a particular concern for employers. These employees are often working alone, making them especially vulnerable to threats like violence, aggression, and accidental injury. Using a personal safety device for lone workers, such as a smartphone app or a wearable, can help protect these employees by allowing them to easily signal for assistance when needed.

Some lone worker safety devices are handheld and designed to be carried from job to job, but these types of devices often require workers to remember to bring them along and keep them charged up. This can be problematic, since it can lead to forgotten devices when a threat is detected or an emergency arises.

Many lone worker devices are designed to be worn, such as a pendant or bracelet, and they offer a number of key features, including audible alarms that can signal for help when pressed. Some also include fall detection, so that if the device detects a person has fallen, they can request help immediately.

Other lone worker safety devices are satellite-based communicators or trackers, designed for areas where cell service may not be available. These devices enable lone workers to use basic two-way communication, alert for an emergency or SOS, and even track their location in real time. Some also feature ATEX-rated zones, which makes them suitable for work in hazardous environments.
Personal Safety Devices for Children

Children can be a challenge when it comes to personal safety. They’re typically not at the point in life where they understand the importance of buckling up or practicing self-defense, so it’s important for parents to keep them safe as they work around home improvement projects and run errands.

Personal safety devices for children can help. One option is the Beluvv Guardian wearable device that combines GPS tracking and cellular voice to let you know where your child is. It can be worn around the wrist or clipped to a backpack and lets you set a safety range that will notify you if your child goes outside of this area.

Another simple personal safety device is the Meemoo Personal Keychain Alarm. It features a personal alert button that can be pressed to send your location and contact information to up to 10 contacts. It has a keychain design to allow kids to attach it to their backpacks, belt loops and more. It also has a long battery lifespan for convenience. This is a good choice for kids who are always on the go.
Personal Safety Devices for Seniors

Many seniors live alone and struggle with a wide range of safety concerns. They may forget to take medication, suffer a fall, or accidentally lock themselves inside the house. The right tech can help them stay safe without invading their privacy or adding unnecessary inconveniences.

A motion sensor is an effective and low-cost way to keep tabs on elderly loved ones. Panic alarm The GhostCord floor mat lets family members monitor a relative’s movements, sending a notification when it detects them leaving the home. You can also use a smart security camera like the ActiveCare Personal Assistance Link to get an overview of your elderly relative’s daily activities. It transmits a stream of 15-second bursts of video, along with GPS tracking and emergency speed dial, to a call center that will send them help if needed.

For seniors who have trouble standing in the shower or getting up from a chair, a bathroom aid can make a huge difference. A non-slip bath mat, grab bar, or raised toilet seat can all prevent falls that can easily happen in the bathroom.

A medical alert system is a great option for seniors who want to stay in their own homes, but are at risk of falling or being trapped in the house. One example is the GetSafe system, which includes a base unit with a landline connection or cellular connectivity, standard wall buttons to place around the home, and a wearable help button. There’s a one-time equipment fee and a monthly subscription of $30.
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