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How the rechargeable emergency button works

New type, virtually the same operation

We recently introduced a new type of emergency button. This version is rechargeable and can also be worn on the wrist.
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The operation is the same: connect via Bluetooth to the emergency button app, and press twice within three seconds to trigger an emergency alert. When the button is connected, the familiar blue light flashes.
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​What is different? There are two important differences:
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- The button does not emit a beep when an emergency alert is successfully sent. Instead it vibrates to notify the user.
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- You can easily recharge the button yourself using the supplied charging cable. After approximately 4 weeks the button needs to be charged for around 30 minutes. You will receive an email when charging is required, and a notification will also appear in the app. Additionally the button will flash a red light to indicate it is time to charge.

The button can be worn on a strap like before, but can also be worn on the wrist.
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