SAL Stun Gun with Alarm, 95 Million Volts, 4.8 Milliamps, 120 dB Personal Alarm, 120 Lumen Flashlight, Rechargeable, Compact Design for Runners and Everyday Carry, Multiple Colors

You’re three miles into your run, headphones in, and someone starts closing the distance behind you. Your first move isn’t to fight—it’s to make noise. Loud, attention-grabbing, can’t-ignore-it noise. That’s the moment the SAL was built for.

Who This Is Best For
Runners who want something small enough to grip without breaking stride. Women walking to their cars after evening shifts. College students crossing campus after dark. Anyone who’s decided that carrying just an alarm—or just a stun gun—means picking one tool when the situation might call for either.

Why It’s the Right Call
Most confrontations don’t require physical contact to end. A 120 dB siren can scatter an attacker’s plan fast, especially in public spaces where drawing attention is the last thing they want. But if noise alone doesn’t do it, the SAL backs it up with 95 million volts and 4.8 milliamps—enough to make someone rethink getting closer. You’re not choosing between deterrent and defense. You get both, built into one rechargeable unit small enough to actually carry.

Key Features & Benefits

• 120 dB personal alarm — loud enough to hurt eardrums and turn heads from a block away, giving you a first line of defense before anything physical happens
• 95 million volts, 4.8 milliamps — real stopping power if the alarm doesn’t end things on its own
• 120 lumen flashlight — lights up dark parking lots, trailheads, or porches so you can see what’s coming
• Rechargeable battery — no hunting for batteries at 11 p.m.; charge it like your phone and keep it ready
• Compact build — fits a runner’s hand, a jacket pocket, or a bag side pouch without adding bulk
• Multiple color options — pick one that fits your gear or your gym bag without sticking out

Practical Details

Stun guns with alarms like the SAL are legal in most U.S. states, but a few restrict voltage or require permits—check your local laws before you order. Keep it charged; a quick top-up every few weeks keeps it ready when you need it. In the box: the SAL unit, charging cable, and instructions for safe use.

You don’t need to overthink personal safety—you just need the right tool within reach. The SAL gives you a way to de-escalate loud or defend hands-on, all in one device you’ll actually carry. Add it to your cart, or browse our full lineup of compact stun guns to compare options.

FAQ

Is the alarm loud enough to actually deter someone?
At 120 dB, it’s comparable to a jet engine at close range—loud enough to startle an attacker and draw attention from anyone nearby. Most people instinctively want to avoid drawing that kind of attention, which is exactly the point.

Will the stun function work through a jacket?
Yes, 4.8 milliamps is enough to penetrate most clothing layers, including jackets and sweatshirts. Thicker padded coats may reduce effectiveness, so direct contact with skin or thinner fabric works best.

How long does the battery last between charges?
With regular use—testing the alarm, occasional flashlight use—expect several weeks between charges. We recommend topping it off monthly even if you haven’t used it, so it’s always ready when you grab it.

Can I use just the alarm without engaging the stun gun?
Absolutely. The alarm and stun functions operate independently, so you can sound the siren without ever needing to make contact. Many runners and walkers use the alarm as their primary tool and the stun function as backup.