Personal Emergency Sirens and Alarms for Everyday Safety
Our personal emergency sirens and alarms are designed for fast, reliable protection in unpredictable situations. These tools emit loud alerts—often up to 130 decibels—to deter threats and call for help when seconds matter. Choose from keychain safety alarms, wearable sound devices, or models with built-in flashlights and strobes for added visibility. Lightweight and battery-operated, our alarms are perfect for runners, college students, seniors, and solo commuters. Don’t wait for an emergency—equip yourself with a self-defense alarm that speaks up for you. These pair well with other self-defense tools.
Why Carry a Personal Safety Alarm?
A personal emergency siren is one of the most effective non-contact self-defense tools available. With a simple press or pull, it activates a loud, high-pitched sound that draws attention and can scare off potential threats. These alarms are ideal for individuals who want a fast, non-violent way to protect themselves—especially when running errands, walking alone, or traveling. These are also ideal for students.
What to Look for in a Personal Alarm
When shopping for personal alarms for safety, consider size, volume (measured in decibels), ease of activation, and extra features like LED lights or rechargeable batteries. Our most popular models include:
- Keychain Personal Alarms: Compact, discreet, and easy to access on bags or keys
- Wearable Alarms: Clip onto clothing or running belts for joggers and students
- Multi-function Devices: Alarms with lights, strobes, or even window breakers
Legal and Responsible Use
Personal emergency alarms are legal in all 50 U.S. states and safe to carry in public places, schools, or transit. They’re ideal for travelers and students due to their TSA-friendly, non-weaponized design. Use them responsibly—only to deter real threats or call for help in emergencies.
Personal Alarm FAQs
How loud are personal emergency sirens?
Most emit between 120 and 130 decibels—similar to a jet engine at takeoff. This sound is designed to startle attackers and attract attention quickly.
Are personal alarms legal everywhere?
Yes. Unlike pepper spray or stun guns, personal alarms are legal to carry in all states and on planes, making them ideal for students and travelers.
Who should carry a personal alarm?
These alarms are great for joggers, seniors, college students, night shift workers, and anyone who walks alone or wants extra peace of mind in public places. These go well as non-contact self-defense tools.
Do I need to recharge my personal alarm?
Some models are rechargeable via USB, while others use replaceable batteries. Check your model’s specifications and test regularly to ensure functionality.
