Emergency Push Button EPB-02A

Emergency Push Button EPB-02A

Suited for indoor and outdoor applications, DSW Industry supplies a variety of emergency push buttons, alarm switches, fire alarm buttons, 3-in-1 push buttons, call points, and multipurpose push button switches for home security and alarm systems.

Emergency Button

Features:
Terminal:3P Normality Open NO
install in the standard plastic or metal gang box
Material: High-impact plastic

Feature

Ease of Use: Designed to be activated quickly and easily, often with a single button press.
Accessibility: Ideally placed within reach or worn on the person for immediate access.
Reliability: Should function dependably during emergencies.
Clear Communication: Transmit a signal or connect you directly to emergency services.

Emergency buttons have a wide range of applications that provide quick and easy access to help during critical situations. Here are some of the most common scenarios where emergency buttons are used:

Personal Safety:

• Seniors and Individuals Living Alone: Emergency buttons offer peace of mind and independence for elderly individuals or those living alone who might need assistance in case of a fall, medical emergency, or security breach. Pressing the button can connect them directly to emergency services or a monitoring service that can dispatch help.
• People with Disabilities: For individuals with physical limitations or disabilities, an emergency button can be a lifesaver. It allows them to call for help without needing to reach a phone or explain their situation verbally.
• High-Risk Workers: People in potentially hazardous environments (construction, healthcare, security) can benefit from wearing emergency buttons. A quick press can alert colleagues or emergency services if they encounter danger.

Home Security:

• In-Home Emergency Systems: Strategically placed emergency buttons within a home can provide additional security. Depending on the system setup, pressing the button can trigger an alarm, send an alert to a monitoring service, or directly call emergency services.