Panic Alarms are emergency devices designed to quickly alert security personnel or authorities in situations of distress, threat, or danger. Commonly used in hotels, banks, offices, hospitals, and public spaces, they can be activated discreetly via a button, pedal, or wearable trigger. Once activated, panic alarms send an immediate signal—audible, silent, or both—often linked to a central monitoring system or law enforcement for rapid response. They may be wired or wireless and can integrate with security systems for enhanced protection. Built for reliability and speed, panic alarms help ensure safety by enabling swift assistance in critical situations.