How
does the 911 Guardian Phone work?
Does the 911 Guardian Phone use cellular service?
In an emergency, do I have to be near the phone's base
station for 911 to hear me?
What happens if I am unable to speak?
Are there any monthly charges or contracts?
How do I install the 911 Guardian Phone?
Is the 911 Guardian Phone water-resistant?
How do I turn off the 911 Guardian Phone?
Does the 911 Guardian Phone use a battery?
Is the 911 Guardian Phone legal to use?
What warranty do I get with the 911 Guardian Phone?
How do I
know whether the 911 Guardian Phone is right
for me?
Think of the 911 Guardian Phone as the world's
smallest cordless speakerphone. You wear it pendant-style
around your neck, tucked into a pocket, or clipped to your belt.
In an emergency, you just push the blue button
on the pendant to speak to a 911 operator. Since the
speaker is contained within the pendant, you do not have to be
near your regular telephone to be heard.
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No. The 911 Guardian Phone does not
require cellular service. It uses your
regular home phone line.
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Emergency phones typically have a range of only
about 50' from the base, because the base contains the
speakerphone. With the 911 Guardian Phone, however, the
pendant itself is the phone (a tiny cordless
speakerphone).
This means that in an emergency, you can speak
directly to a 911 operator from anywhere in or around the
home. The 911 Guardian Phone has a range of about 600'
from the base, sufficient for most homes and even a short distance outside.
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You don't have to be able to speak for the 911
Guardian Phone to give the 911 operator your location. The
Guardian phone has an "enhanced 911" system that
utilizes a caller ID function to make your location known even
before you speak.
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Nope. With the 911 Guardian phone there
are no charges, no monitoring fees, no contracts ever.
Once you purchase the phone, it is yours to keep and use
forever.
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The 911 Guardian Phone is very simple to
install. Just plug it into your existing phone line/jack
or the additional data output found on some newer phones.
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Yes. The 911 Guardian Phone can be used
in the shower, though this is not recommended as a normal
practice.
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To turn off the Guardian Phone, hold down the
"end" button for several seconds. Otherwise, the
phone will automatically turn off after four minutes of
inactivity.
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Yes. The 911 Guardian Phone uses a
regular AAA alkaline battery, which is included. The
battery life is approximately one year, and it can be easily
tested at any time.
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Yes. The 911 Guardian Phone is
completely legal to use in all 50 states...Canada too.
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The Guardian Phone comes with a one-year
limited warranty.
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Consider your situation and
lifestyle.
Do you live alone? Do you worry about
being able to summon help should you become ill or have an
accident? Would knowing you could instantly contact
a 911 operator provide you with peace of mind? Do you like
the idea of no monthly fees?
If this sounds like you, the 911 Guardian
Phone would be a smart choice.
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