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MyLifeline Panic Button

MyLifeline Pendant Wearable Panic Button

The MyLifeline Pendant device is a water proof IP67 GPS wearable panic button that can be worn around your neck or your keys. The device has a single button, when pressed and held for 3 seconds will send a panic signal.

Features:

Use on Keyring or Lanyard, Two-way voice, Estimated GPS Location, 24/7 Monitoring, SMS to 5 contacts, Waterproof - IP67, 1-2 day battery life under normal cellular network conditions, No cellphone needed, ICASA approved

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1: Panic Button

After the Panic button is held for 3 seconds a Panic signal is sent to our servers using the Vodacom network.

2: SMS Notifications

The system will send out SMS messages to up to 5 contacts which will include the estimated GPS location of the Panic device.

3: Call Device

The 247 control room will call and speak directly on the GSM device to establish the nature of the duress signal.

4: Emergency Contacts

The control room will phone the emergency contacts listed in order of priority. Paramedic services will only be dispatched on a confirmed medical emergency.

How the panic button works

Media Coverage

MyLifeline Wearable Panic Button

June 15, 2019

South African startup MyLifeline has developed a wearable product that they claim change the panic button as we know it. MyLifeline is making it possible for one to walk around with a panic button in the form of a wearable watch that one can press and call for help, instead of wearing a remote on a lanyard.

This SA startup has developed a wearable IoT device for personal safety

June 15, 2019

South African startup MyLifeline is striving to provide users with portable panic buttons via a wearable, Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled device that alerts contacts and emergency services when there is a situation.

Hi-Tech Security Solutions Magazine

November 02, 2018

The devices are self-sufficient, meaning they have their own SIM cards and operate without requiring the user to connect to a cellphone. When in an emergency situation, the user simply presses the panic button for three seconds and a signal is sent to the MyLifeline SAIDSA-approved control room. From there, up to five contacts receive an SMS with your details and the operator can dispatch emergency services to your location, which is determined by the built-in GPS and sent along with the panic signal.

A PANIC BUTTON WHEREVER YOU ARE

MyLifeline Panic Button

MyLifeline Pendant Wearable Panic Button

1: Panic Button

2: SMS Notifications

3: Call Device

4: Emergency Contacts

Media Coverage

MyLifeline Wearable Panic Button

This SA startup has developed a wearable IoT device for personal safety

Hi-Tech Security Solutions Magazine

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