Personal Security Devices

There are many security systems available today to protect your home, boat, car or network, but what about personal security?

Personal security technology has often been hotly debated by government bodies. In many countries mace or pepper spray is banned, due to illegitimate use.

So what other personal protection devices are there?

Personal Security Devices

Necklace and bracelet alarms - commonly used for medical purposes, but also for personal attack alarm

Room monitors - used for babies and invalids

Mace/Pepper Spray - a small spray, which when sprayed in the face causes severe discomfort, totally distracting the attacker, allowing the victim to escape or take other evasive and protective action.

Screechers - small panic button devices to alert those nearby of your emergency. These are sometimes incorporated into spray devices.

Micro-Stun Guns - these emit a weak electric shock, but sufficient to cause discomfort and distraction of the assailant

Invisible Tags - spray devices may also include an invisible tagging chemical, which shows up under police surveillance equipment to reveal the identity of culprits.

Dog Repellant Devices - small handheld units that emit a frequency uncomfortable for dogs hearing. This repeals the dog from potential attacking.

Firearms - these are governed by state laws.

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