Wearable Jail and Prison Panic Buttons

Protect your staff and visitors.

Protect your staff and visitors with the Guard1 Duress System.  Our personal protection devices (PPD) give your team emergency signaling with real time monitoring and location.

Personal Alarms

How It Works

  1. Your staff carries the Duress Device.
  2. Duress Device sends a signal once per second.
  3. Press the panic button to signal an emergency.
  4. The system responds immediately.
  5. Location is shown on a control room monitor.
Know where staff and visitors are

Know where staff and visitors are

The Duress Device transmits a signal once a second, so the Guard1 Tracking system knows where it is at all times.

6 different personal alarm alerts

6 different personal alarm alerts

The Duress Device will signal for 6 different conditions so that even if your officer is knocked over or not moving and unable to press the button, The Duress Device will signal and let you know your officer's location.

Respond instantly.

Respond instantly.

Guard1 supports alarms and signaling devices, including our Tower Light.

Track zone based locations

Track zone based locations

Guard1 is a zone-based location system.  It identifies the zone where an alert occurs - a housing area, corridor, meeting room - any zone you set-up within your facility.  Each zone has one or more Guard1 receivers.  For additional location information, we offer the Precision Location tag.

Duress Alerts for these conditions

Timing and grace periods for these alerts are configurable, and secondary alerts can be disabled if desired.

Man down (device is in a tilt or horizontal position)

Man down (device is in a tilt or horizontal position)

Panic alert when button is pressed

Panic alert when
button is pressed

Low battery

Low battery

No motion

No motion

Detached from holster

Detached from
holster

Not seen alert (no transmissions received)

Not seen alert (no
transmissions received)

Duress Device Options

Primary Duress System with the Guard1 Duress System.

Real time

The Duress Device transmits a signal once per second, so your Guard1 system always knows its location.

Simple

Press the red button to signal an emergency.

Mobile

The Duress Device can be carried in a belt holster and the Pendant can be worn on a lanyard around the neck.

Reliable

The Duress Device comes with replaceable batteries and an average 18 month battery life.

The Duress Pendant comes with replaceable batteries and an average 12 month battery life.

Duress Device (Non-Rechargeable): Technical Specs

Part Number

Duress Device - GUARD1-DURESS-1
Duress Device Holster - DURESS-NR-H

Mechanical

Housing Material - Polycarbonate resin blend
Holster Material - Polycarbonate resin blend
Dimensions - 1.7" w x 3.5" H x 0.8" D
Weight - 2.1 oz (60 grams)
Device worn on lanyard or in holster - Yes

Electrical

RF Transmission Frequency - 2.4 GHz
Transmission Rate - Once per second
Battery Type - 2 x CR123A
Battery Life - Approximately 18 months

Environmental

Operating Temperature - -40 Degrees to 158 Degrees F (-40 to 70 degrees C)

Regulatory

FCC and IC Certification - Yes

Duress Device (Non-Rechargeable) Technical Specs

Duress Pendant: Technical Specs

Part Number

G1-DURESS-12P-L - Duress Device 12 Pendant w/ 38" Lanyard          G1-DURESS-12P-C - Duress Device 12 Pendant w/ CLIPM

Mechanical

G1-DURESS-CLIPM - Clip for Duress Device w/ Magnet                          G1-DURESS-CLIP - Clip for Duress Device w/o Magnet                          G1-DURESS-LANL - 36" Lanyard for Duress Device                                G1-DURESS-LANS - 6" Lanyard for Duress Device                                BAT-CR2450 - CR2450 Coin-cell Battery

Electrical

RF Transmission Frequency - 2.4 GHz                                      Transmission Rate - Once per second                                                  Battery Type - 1 x CR2450                                                                    Battery Life - Approximately 12 months

 

Environmental

Operating Temperature - -40 Degrees to 158 Degrees F (-40 to 70 degrees C)

Guard1 Duress Pendant

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn how customers use Guard1

Corrections

San Joaquin County Jail

"The Guard1 SUPERMAX aligned with our goals as a department. Gaining Real Time returns from safety checks was a tool we couldn't pass up."

Corrections

Iredell County Detention Center

"Our state inspectors like facilities that use Guard1, and they tell us the Guard1 reports are much easier to read compared to other mobile tracking solutions."

COUNTY JAIL

COUNTY JAIL

87 ADP

"If you are looking to save your staff time in their daily duties, increase digital documentation of activities by way of a handheld device and discontinue paper logs then Guard1 is an excellent choice. We looked at competitors and found Guard1 does everything the competitors do at a fraction of the cost. In researching both Guard1 and competitors, then speaking with the companies we contracted with Guard1 and I have been very happy."

Eric E. Foree

Captain/Jail Administrator

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office

COUNTY JAIL

COUNTY JAIL

711 ADP

"Great customer service, PIPEs hold up extremely well."

John Donate

Lieutenant

Lehigh County Jail

COUNTY JAIL

COUNTY JAIL

95 ADP

"We are able to see the headcounts being done in real-time which is an awesome feature. We rarely have any issues with Guard1, but if we do, the customer service and support teams are great and quick to resolve the issue. The product is well worth the price."

Chris Ortiz

Sergeant

Kendall County Sheriff's Office

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