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120dB Alarm ● 500 Lumens ● Rechargeable
Low power indicator ● Quick-release hook ● 2 outputs plus Strobe ● Impact and water resistant
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Loud alarm and bright light for walks, runs, and late-night parking lots
Built for students, joggers, dog walkers, and anyone heading to the car alone
The ALERT120 puts a 120-decibel alarm and a 500-lumen rechargeable flashlight on the same keychain so the thing you reach for is already in your hand. Trigger the alarm and it pairs an ear-piercing tone with a flashing strobe, drawing attention from people nearby and making you easier to spot.
It's a real flashlight the rest of the time. High mode delivers 500 lumens and a 75-meter beam for up to an hour; Low runs 130 lumens and 40 meters for up to 2.5 hours, enough for a walk home, a dark stairwell, or a dropped key under the car seat. A built-in rechargeable battery tops up over USB-C with the included cable, and a low-power indicator tells you before it runs flat.
The quick-release swivel hook lets you pull it off a purse, backpack, or belt loop in one motion without unclipping your keys. It's splash resistant for rain and survives drops up to 1 meter; built to live in a bag and still work when you need it.
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Lifetime Warranty
If your light isn't working the way it should, we want to know.
Every Police Security flashlight is covered by a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty. If a defect affects how your light performs, we'll take care of the replacement. Warranty coverage doesn't extend to normal wear and tear, misuse, neglect, or battery corrosion, but if the light let you down through no fault of your own, reach out.
- Click here for information on where you can recycle batteries
- Police Security is a Steward of the Call2Recycle®Battery Recycling Program
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov















