Entrance Emergency Panic Alarm — 143dB Wall-Mounted Alarm

WEALARMS LTD

£12.99

A red wall-mounted 143dB emergency panic alarm with pull-cord activation, torch button and door/window mounting bracket. Battery included, 5-year warranty, Secured by Design and Sold Secure approved. 143dB Wall-Mounted Emergency Panic Alarm The Entrance Emergency Panic Alarm is a red 143dB wall-mounted emergency panic alarm designed for situations where a fixed-position alarm may be needed. Designed in red for maximum visibility, the alarm slots into a separate mounting bracket that can be fitted to a wall, door frame, window frame or suitable location. The pull cord hangs down from the alarm

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WEALARMS LTD, number 10709486. Checked 2026-08-29.
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