The Silent Beacon emergency alert system helps you instantly connect with loved-ones or emergency personnel in an life alert emergency situation at the push of a panic button. Having two approved US Patents, the Silent Beacon when connected with our safety app provides users with the flexibility to alert loved ones or emergency personnel in a life alert situation. Watch the video to see the flexibility and simplicity of having the Silent Beacon in your life.
Reinforced area for attaching
keychains or lanyards
Vibration function to
include your alert status
Multi-colored LED lights for visual confirmation during alerts,charging and connectivity.
Enlarged buttons for simple use and fast activation
A large speaker equipped with noise
cancellation microphone for clear communication
Indented buttons to help
reduce false alerts
Free accessory clip include
allowing for complete mobility!
Micro-USB port, with a dust/water resistant cover.
Safety App and Personal Safety Alarm System Demo and How To Video.
Checkout our video on how to use Silent Beacon.
Free accessory clip included with the Silent Beacon emergency alert system. Attach your device to clothing, your belt or other object to have a handsfree experience.
Powerful 2.3 volt Vibration motor that assists in indicating your Beacon’s status.
Enlarged buttons for simple use and activation. Indented on each side to help reduce false emergency alerts.
Multi -Colors LED lights for visual confirmation during alerts, charging and connectivity.
Micro-USB port, with a
dust/water resistant cover.
A large micro dynamic speaker helps you hear the person you call and a Slim UltraMini SiSonic™ Microphone helps them hear you for clear communication.
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