Panic Buttons - where to buy??

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nicmair

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#298599 30-Jun-2022 13:47

anyone know a local supplier for these types of things, can get various models internationally, but prefer a local (NZ/Aus) supplier.

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#2936484 30-Jun-2022 13:51

Arlec have one that looks like that at bunnings.

https://www.bunnings.co.nz/arlec-grid-connect-smart-bedside-assist-light-kit_p0205213

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#2936486 30-Jun-2022 13:53

Can get various ones, you looking for a loud alarm noise or just notified to like a phone etc

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#2936527 30-Jun-2022 14:58

ta, use case is that we have a couple of reception areas where we wont the staff to wear the button, and on pressing, staff in other locations can come and assist them.

the ding dong end need to mains powered and have different chimes if possible. Loud, but not to loud.

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#2936544 30-Jun-2022 15:57

I could use one of these at home. For beer or snack top ups.

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#2936604 30-Jun-2022 18:06

MikeAqua:
I could use one of these at home. For beer or snack top ups.

Was just going to post the exact opposite, I'm never, ever, ever going to get one of those for Mother Neb.

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#2936777 1-Jul-2022 07:34

MikeAqua:

I could use one of these at home. For beer or snack top ups

or to blank out swearing on TV.

Sometimes I just sit and think. Other times I just sit.

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#2937187 1-Jul-2022 14:56

nicmair:
ta, use case is that we have a couple of reception areas where we wont the staff to wear the button, and on pressing, staff in other locations can come and assist them.

the ding dong end need to mains powered and have different chimes if possible. Loud, but not to loud.

I can be connected to alarms etc with a buzzer, they will be made as panics but you can change what the buttons do and make it so it doesnt set off the whole alarm but the buzzer or multiple ones