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ioButton Panic button

  • Device
  • 358 installs
  • v1.0.2
  • Jun 15, 2026
  • MIT license
  • v4.2+

The ioThings ioButton is a best-in-class LoRaWAN Class A panic button designed for static wall mounting in personal safety and emergency scenarios. Featuring a Cherry MX tactile switch, a vibrant RGB LED ring, a 90+ dB buzzer, haptic feedback, and silent operation mode, it offers over 10 years of zero-maintenance battery life, FOTA support, and easy Bluetooth configuration via the ioTracker Configurator app.

Hardware Type
  • Other devices
Connectivity
  • LoRaWAN
Use Cases
  • Health Care

ioButton Panic button is a versatile solution, pre- configured for various emergency scenarios. When the panic button is activated, users receive immediate notification through the prominent LED ring, accompanied by haptic feedback from the vibration motor. With a standard battery life of over 10 years, virtually no maintenance is required. The ioButton can send 1,000,000 messages on SF-7 and 100,000 on SF-12! By default, the ioButton sends a heartbeat message every 4 hours.

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