Carers, community nurses, estate agents, retail and hospitality staff, security teams and anyone on late shifts can find themselves alone at the wrong moment. A personal alarm is a simple, low-cost layer of protection.
Why employers buy them
- A visible, practical step in a lone working risk assessment
- No app, no subscription, no training beyond one minute
- Works for late finishes, car parks and walks to public transport
What to look for
- 130dB or louder, with a flashing light
- A pull pin that works under stress and with gloves
- Rechargeable, with long standby, so it is ready without constant charging
- A strong keychain or clip
Monitored or not?
For high-risk lone work, some employers add a monitored lone worker device that connects to a response centre. A carry alarm complements that: it draws attention nearby instantly.
Ordering for a team
Orders of 25 or more alarms get volume pricing. See Bulk Orders or email hello@empoweredbyashley.com for larger or custom orders.
Ashley Alarm 2 has a 130dB+ siren, a 200-lumen strobe and USB charging, and is carried by 130,000+ women. See Ashley Alarm 2.
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