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eAlarm Plus 130dB Emergency Alarm. Use as directed in any emergency (Reusable). This model is recommended for outdoor or tripwire use. No cell service required. Batteries Included (30 minutes of alarm use).
Retail Value: $115
✅ Ships within 24 Hours
✅ Batteries Included (30 minutes of alarm use)
✅ Reusable
✅ No Cellular Service Required
✅ Fast & Free Returns or Replacements (60 Days)
✅ 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
✅ 24/7 Customer Support
Retail Value: $115
✅ Ships within 24 Hours
✅ Batteries Included (30 minutes of alarm use)
✅ Reusable
✅ No Cellular Service Required
✅ Fast & Free Returns or Replacements (60 Days)
✅ 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
✅ 24/7 Customer Support
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Now you can safely repel an animal from a far distance without getting dangerously close. This item is a great addition to your bear spray kit! Also permitted on airplanes for travel, unlike chemicals.
Did you know it takes less than 1.5 seconds for a bear to reach you after charging from less than 50 ft? (Published in Popular Mechanics Magazine)
"A simple and effective product."
-CNET
PROVEN RESULTS with eAlarm
This video is filmed by a professional. DO NOT attempt to test this product against a wild animal.
How eAlarm Works
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Ryan Lochte demonstrates how to use the fast and simple eAlarm, the smartest way to stay safe. Simply pull the pin out of the eAlarm to activate a 130dB emergency alarm. Use eAlarm while traveling, hiking, jogging, commuting, or out exploring. |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
- America's #1 Trusted Emergency Alarm
It's not Real without the Robot [-_-] - Permitted on Airplanes in Carry On Luggage
- Patented B A S U SmartHook™ Technology: Additional Semicircle loop allows instant Tripwire Alarm
- Complimentary Limited Warranty & 24/7/365 Customer Support
- Free Batteries Included: Replaceable Long-Lasting Lithium Metal CR1632, 5+ Yrs Shelf-Life
- HOW IT WORKS: Pull the black pin to activate the alarm. Re-insert the pin to deactivate the alarm.
- COMMON USES: Personal Alarm, Criminal Deterrent, Acoustic Animal Repellent, Rescue Signal, Intruder Alert, Tripwire Alarm, Portable Alarm, Survival Kit. Use in Any Emergency
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RECOMMENDED USES
✅ Personal Safety ✅ Proven Deterrence ✅ Acoustic Animal Repellent ✅ Rescue Signal ✅ Intruder Alert ✅ Perimeter Security ✅ Survival Kit ✅ SOS ✅ Self Defense |
Benefits
✅ No training required ✅ No aiming required ✅ No close contact ✅ No liability ✅ No user error ✅ No cellular service required ✅ Legal in schools, parks, and airports ✅ Permitted by TSA on airplanes ✅ Legal for children & teens |
FAQs
Is eAlarm allowed through airport security?
Yes the eAlarm is typically permitted in carry on luggage. Travel laws and regulations depend on country, state, or municipality and can change at any time.
What is the battery used?
Two CR1632 coin cell batteries.
How long does the battery last?
30 minutes of total alarm use or up to 5 years, whichever comes first.
Does the device just stop working after 5 years if I haven't used it?
Not at all. The batteries used in the eAlarm have an amazing shelf life. Since the eAlarm is an on off device, when the device is in the "off" state, there is absolutely negligible loss on the batteries. The battery should store for 5-6 years before ~5℅ of the stored voltage is lost.
How many uses is the battery good for?
Unlimited uses. You can reuse your eAlarm over and over until you reach 30 minutes of total alarm use. The sound and cadence of the siren will begin to weaken gradually after you surpass the 30-minute mark.
Why is the battery sealed?
The battery is sealed to make the device childproof. Children cannot remove and consume the batteries.
Do you have a replacement program?
YES! We will replace your device 100% for free if used in an emergency. Just send an email to hello@basu.com
What counts as an "emergency?" A serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action.
How do I change the battery?
To change batteries: pull the half circle ring (pin) from the alarm and open by sliding a coin or other object inside the slit, and then twist. Insert new batteries. Snap device back together.
What is the button in the middle for?
This is the proprietary eAlarm micro-speaker where the sound is produced.
Is eAlarm allowed through airport security?
Yes the eAlarm is typically permitted in carry on luggage. Travel laws and regulations depend on country, state, or municipality and can change at any time.
What is the battery used?
Two CR1632 coin cell batteries.
How long does the battery last?
30 minutes of total alarm use or up to 5 years, whichever comes first.
Does the device just stop working after 5 years if I haven't used it?
Not at all. The batteries used in the eAlarm have an amazing shelf life. Since the eAlarm is an on off device, when the device is in the "off" state, there is absolutely negligible loss on the batteries. The battery should store for 5-6 years before ~5℅ of the stored voltage is lost.
How many uses is the battery good for?
Unlimited uses. You can reuse your eAlarm over and over until you reach 30 minutes of total alarm use. The sound and cadence of the siren will begin to weaken gradually after you surpass the 30-minute mark.
Why is the battery sealed?
The battery is sealed to make the device childproof. Children cannot remove and consume the batteries.
Do you have a replacement program?
YES! We will replace your device 100% for free if used in an emergency. Just send an email to hello@basu.com
What counts as an "emergency?" A serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action.
How do I change the battery?
To change batteries: pull the half circle ring (pin) from the alarm and open by sliding a coin or other object inside the slit, and then twist. Insert new batteries. Snap device back together.
What is the button in the middle for?
This is the proprietary eAlarm micro-speaker where the sound is produced.
*Individual results will vary. Product is not guaranteed to deter or repel any person or animal. Product is not guaranteed to help in an emergency. Use at your own risk.
