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Pocket siren
01.07.16
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Pocket siren test

Pocket sirens are passive weapons (i.e. do not injure aggressors directly) and exist in a variety of variations: shape, color, size vary more or less significantly - but what they all have in common is that they are easy to use for vulnerable population groups (especially women, older people) and are quickly available in case of an emergency situation.

The first rough distinction is the type of fastening:

Most models can be attached to a key ring, handbag, or directly to the body (wrist, neck or belt loops).

Wrist models are particularly suitable for sporting activities (e.g. jogging in the park or, in waterproof versions, for swimming or lying on the beach), as lighter clothing, often without pockets, is usually appropriate in such situations. In general, it can be helpful, perhaps even life-saving, in cases of robbery, unwanted advances, attempted pickpocketing or threats. In general, it is advisable to take appropriate preventative measures and pay attention to your surroundings in dark alleys, parking garages or when walking home late at night; This can significantly reduce the likelihood of a negative encounter.

Another is the volume: Most pocket sirens start at 120 dB (strength of a thunderstorm) and rise up to 140 dB (jet jet taking off) - such a noise intensity is already beyond other known noise sources, for example construction sites, traffic noise, rock concerts as well as the pain threshold and will send most unprepared attackers fleeing.

Of course, such sirens can also be installed to protect windows and doors.

Here is an alternative to the pocket siren - the alarm band https://alarmbands.com/?lang=de

Pocket siren test

Most pocket sirens are priced between €3 and €50 

(Theoretically, the price is open), although more expensive models can score points with integrated LED lamps, several sirens, additional mounting options, lower weight or included batteries.

When purchasing, you should consider what you want to focus on - is a particularly high volume important to you? What about the design? Where do you want to attach the pocket alarm? How much money do you want to spend?

The EPOSGEAR key chain has stood out among the most popular pocket sirens: With an average customer rating of 4,6/5 on Amazon out of 120 almost exclusively positive customer reviews, the probability of purchasing an effective means of self-defense with this item is relatively high.

Other recommended models would be the ORAMICS personal and door security alarm with an average customer rating of 4,3/5 from 42 customer reviews and the MINI MINDER RAPE, which is from Soldsecure.com was awarded the gold seal.

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Pocket siren test

Pocket sirens are passive weapons (i.e. they do not directly injure aggressors) and exist in a wide variety of variations: shape, color, size vary more or less considerably - but they all have in common that they are easy to handle for vulnerable population groups (especially women, older people) and are quickly available in the event of an emergency. The first rough way to differentiate is the type of attachment: most models can be attached to a key chain, handbag, or directly to the body (wrist, neck or belt loops). Models for the wrist are particularly suitable for sporting outings (e.g. jogging in the park or, in waterproof versions, for swimming or lying on the beach), as in such situations lighter clothing, often without pockets, is usually appropriate. In general, they can be helpful, and perhaps even life-saving, in cases of robbery, unwanted approaches, attempted pickpocketing or threats. In general, it is advisable to take appropriate preventive measures, to pay attention to your surroundings in dark alleys, parking garages or on the way home late at night; This significantly reduces the likelihood of a negative encounter. Another is the volume: most pocket sirens start at 120 dB (the strength of a thunderstorm) and rise to 140 dB (a jet taking off) - such a noise intensity is already beyond other known sources of noise, such as construction sites, traffic noise, rock concerts and the pain threshold, and will scare off most unprepared attackers. Of course, such sirens can also be installed to protect windows and doors. Here is an alternative to the pocket siren - the alarm band https://alarmbands.com/?lang=de

Pocket siren test

Most pocket sirens are priced between €3 and €50 (theoretically, the price is open-ended), with more expensive models scoring points with integrated LED lights, multiple sirens, additional mounting options, lower weight or batteries included. When purchasing, consider what you want to focus on - is a particularly high volume important to you? What about the design? Where do you want to attach the pocket alarm? How much money do you want to spend? The EPOSGEAR keyring has stood out among the most popular pocket sirens: With an average customer rating of 4,6/5 on Amazon with 120 almost exclusively positive customer reviews, the probability of purchasing an effective means of self-defense with this item is relatively high. Other recommended models would be the ORAMICS personal and door security alarm with an average customer rating of 4,3/5 with 42 customer reviews and the MINI MINDER RAPE, which is from Soldsecure.com was awarded the gold seal.