How to wear Alert Devices

This article is a supplement to ROAR's System Guidelines and explains how to wear an Alert Device.

If devices are not worn in a method described here, there could be environmental interference that could cause a false alert.

Device Type

How to wear

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ROAR Athena

ROAR Athenas have a magnetic closure and can be attached anywhere on the body. (Note: ROAR Athenas were sold prior to June of 2021 and are no longer offered to customers)

ROAR RAD 1.5

The ROAR RAD 1.5 has two attachment methods:

Note: do not put RAD 1.5s in pockets!

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Wear the lanyard around the neck. To order additional lanyards, please submit a support request.
Attach the clip to a belt, belt loop, pocket, or anywhere else on the body.

ROAR RAD D15N

The ROAR RAD D15N is the most recent ROAR Alert Device.

D15Ns should not be placed in pockets so you can see if an alert is ever activated.

This device can be worn on a lanyard, retractable badge reel, or attached to a site-issued ID badge or anything similar. Reach out to support for alternate attachment methods if needed.

When wearing a D15N on a badge or ID card, make sure that the button is against your skin/clothes to avoid accidental alerts.

Correct Orientation with Badge	Incorrect Orientation with Badge