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Panic Buttons - Prudential Alarm

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Panic buttons could be the additional security measure your home or business needs to feel at ease in an emergency.

If you are considering a panic button, it may be helpful to understand where they should be placed, how they are used, and what types of businesses typically have panic buttons strategically placed.

If you are considering panic buttons in your home, you may consider these places to install them:

  • Bedrooms

  • Living/Family Rooms

  • Kitchens

  • Offices

  • Near Exits

  • Garages

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If you are considering panic buttons for your business, these are standard areas where they may be installed:

  • Entrances/Exits

  • Cash Registers/POS Stations

  • Reception/Front Desks

  • Break Rooms

  • Offices or Workspaces

  • Security Booths

  • High-Risk Areas

  • Elevators

  • Parking Areas/Garages

  • Backrooms or Storage Areas

In a commercial setting, you may find panic buttons in;

  • Retail Stores

  • Banks

  • Gas Stations

  • Convenience Stores

  • Pharmacies

  • Hotels

  • Restaurants and Bars

  • Hospitals or Healthcare Facilities

  • Schools or Colleges

  • Offices

  • Government Buildings

  • Correctional Facilities

  • Jewelry Stores

  • Senior Living Facilities

  • Transportation Hubs

  • Entertainment Venus

  • Business in High-Crime areas

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With emergencies, panic buttons can also be used as a personal device worn around your neck, clipped on your purse, belt, or other places near or on your person.

Most often, these devices are called medical alert devices. To learn more about how you can protect a family member who is elderly, may need immediate medical attention at any time, or otherwise, visit the medical alert portion of our website.

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When considering a panic button for your home or business, choose Prudential alarm to help you conduct a risk assessment to be sure your panic buttons are strategically placed. Call us today at (800) 252-0368