A toy panda, which encased the Child Guard wireless alarm system, saved me from going astray at a ball game. I was only 5, according to my mother. It is possibly why I give importance to having a personal security alarm.
The Child Guard receiver she wore was set to beep over a 434 MHz frequency if we got separated for more than a 6 to 30 feet range. The alarm warned her that I was about to pursue a hot dog vendor.
I am a New York commuter now and must rely one more time on a personal security alarm to provide me with travel safety. I study film here, which requires location shoots, and also use a bicycle on school grounds.
I went online to look over travel safety devices before school started and landed on the perfect pair of components in the realm of alarm products. It was a 130 dB alarm with matching flashlight.
I could turn the alarm on using two methods for this convenient personal security alarm. Either I press a button located on top or yank a pin attached to a keychain. As a superb bonus, I had the flashlight to fend danger off after dark.
In addition, I procured a dual purpose 120 dB alarm that served both as a burglar alarm and a personal alarm. I could either carry it around or make it into a door alarm. It would make a sound once the door knob was so much as touched.
A schoolmate came up to me once after my bike stalled on the road. He must have looked to others like he was helping me out. In reality, he hassled me for money. He seemed weaponless but he was insistent and used verbal scare tactics.
It was him I scared away after I activated my personal security alarm. To my additional relief, the closest policeman came to offer his police car to convey my bike to the dorm. A few kids alerted him after hearing the alarm.
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