In a church environment, emergency medical supplies must be both accessible and protected. The Cabinet Security Alarm (Pack of 2) from North American Rescue (NAR) provides a simple, cost-effective way to discourage tampering and alert staff when a medical cabinet has been opened.

Designed to pair with NAR Clear Polycarbonate Cabinets and Low Profile Metal Cabinets, these alarms are ideal for protecting items such as bleeding control stations, trauma kits, tourniquet kits, and public access emergency supplies placed in hallways, lobbies, schools, and high-traffic areas on church property.

When the cabinet door opens and the magnet separates from the base by more than 0.5 inches, the alarm activates with a loud 120 decibel alert, helping your church safety team know immediately when the station has been accessed. This helps reduce accidental use, unauthorized access, or silent tampering, while still keeping supplies available for true emergencies.

Installation is fast and simple. These alarms require no wiring, include mounting hardware and instructions, and are designed for indoor use only.

Why Church Safety Teams Use Cabinet Alarms

• Discourages tampering with bleeding control stations and emergency kits

• Provides immediate audible alert when cabinets are opened

• Helps churches maintain accountability during inspections and inventory checks

• Supports preparedness plans for public access medical stations

• Ideal for lobbies, hallways, children’s ministry areas, and school wings

Key Features

• Compatible with NAR Clear Polycarbonate and Low Profile Metal Cabinets

• Loud 120 dB alarm activates when magnet separates more than 0.5 in.

• Easy to install and operate with simple controls

• No wiring required

• Mounting hardware and instructions included

• Designed for indoor use only

• Pack of 2 alarms for multiple cabinet locations

Specifications

• Dimensions: 1.63 in. W x 2.41 in. H x 0.72 in. D

• Weight: 6.4 oz

Protect your emergency supplies without slowing response.

These alarms help your church safety ministry maintain both readiness and accountability by ensuring emergency medical cabinets remain secure until they are truly needed.