Silent Panic Alert Buttons
Comprehensive Layers of Modern Safety Protection for Schools & Workplaces
Create a holistic culture of safety and build confidence in your students, families, employees and the greater community by equipping your campus with Alyssa’s Law-compliant silent panic alert buttons.
Overview and Benefits
Silent Panic Alert Buttons
In an emergency, time saved means lives saved. Provided in partnership with 911Cellular, our silent alert panic buttons enable your entire staff to connect instantly with first responders or security personnel as soon as they recognize a threat. These buttons can be downloaded to a cellphone or smartwatch, installed on a computer, or devices such as wearable or wall-mounted options can be used for seamless access anywhere on campus.


Immediately Connect to 911 Dispatch
- Alyssa’s Law-compliant
- Initiate a silent alert from your device’s locked screen to save time during an emergency
- Live stream audio and video from enabled devices
Multiple Panic Alert Button Options to Meet Your Needs
- Safety App Panic Button: Accessible from your portable device with direct connection to first responders utilizing NIST-tested location accuracy, which can locate the activation down to the floor and room number with additional mapping service.
- Computer Panic Buttons: Easy installation on Windows, Chromebooks and Mac desktop and tablet devices.
- Smartwatch Panic Button: Notify first responders while on the move during an emergency and provide accurate location information.
- Wearable and Wall-Mounted Panic Buttons: Connect directly to Wi-Fi with no additional hardware required; battery supports up to 1,000 activations.


National Institute of Standards and Technology Tested
The 911Cellular safety app has been independently tested by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Panic button location accuracy can locate a caller down to the floor and room number, even if they’re on the move (with additional mapping service).
Alyssa’s Law-Compliant
Named after 14-year-old Alyssa Alhadeff, a victim of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School tragedy, Alyssa’s Law requirements address the issue of emergency response time. Setting the new standard for modern incident management with Alyssa’s Law-compliant silent panic alert button solutions enables schools and workplaces to directly – and silently – alert first responders when faced with a safety concern or emergency situation.
For additional information about states that have brought forward the legislation as well as an update on where the federal guidance stands, please visit the Navigate360’s Alyssa’s Law page.

Complete Product Brochure
Navigate360 Panic Button Solution
Navigate360 understands that workplace safety is a top priority. To provide a safe and secure working environment, we’ve developed an industry-leading panic button solution that prioritizes employee safety with immediate access to first responders & building security personnel. Download the detailed brochure to learn about this complete solution.

Frequently Asked Questions
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Use our frequently asked questions to help you find the answers you need to help you determine if Silent Panic Alert Buttons is right for your organization.

Can Navigate360’s silent panic alert buttons supported by 911Cellular be used in schools and workplaces alike?
Are the silent panic alert buttons integrated with Navigate360’s Emergency Management Suite (EMS) for K-12 Schools?
How does the silent panic alert button communicate with first responders?
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