The latest version of MySOS is smaller as well as contains more functionality
Among other features, the new MySOS has an extended battery life of up to 50 hours

Skyguard – Europe’s premier personal safety service, are exhibiting at this year’s Health and Safety North event, held at the Bolton Arena. Taking place from 7-8th October 2015, the event will showcase Skyguard’s new and improved MySOS device, along with their range of award-winning personal safety solutions.

New features

The MySOS, which was already the smallest and lightest device in Europe, has now been made even smaller in this latest version, yet contains more functionality. Amongst other new features, the device now discreetly vibrates to confirm an alarm initiation, and has an extended battery life of up to 50 hours.

Skyguard’s Marketing Director, Will Murray said: “With its advanced functionality and smaller design, we are delighted to be demonstrating the new and improved MySOS to visitors of Health and Safety North.”

For a demonstration of the new MySOS and Skyguard’s range of personal safety solutions visit stand number F8, throughout the two day event.

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