If you are traveling outside your country of residence but remain within Europe, pressing the 112 button will connect you to the local emergency services in the country where you are physically located at the time of the call, and will not be automatically routed to emergency services in your home country. The 112 button is available for use within Europe only.
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No there is not a limit. But you should only use the Emergency SOS button for genuine emergencies where there is a direct threat to life, health, property, or the environment.
Open the Arlo app and tap Emergency in the bottom menu. From there, you can choose what you need: Activate Siren, Call a Friend, or Call 112.
To call emergency services, tap Call 112. The button is large and easy to see in an emergency. You’ll see a confirmation first to help prevent accidental calls.
Once you confirm, your phone will open the Phone app and dial 112, connecting you to local emergency services.
Note: Arlo does not listen to, record, or handle emergency calls. The call is made through your phone’s normal dialer.
Yes. With Arlo Secure Pro, you can quickly call emergency services right from a lock screen alert.
Here’s how it works:
1. When Arlo detects motion or a person, you’ll see an alert on your lock screen with a preview image.
2. Tap or press and hold the alert to open more options.
3. Choose from actions like Mute Notifications, Activate Siren, Call a Friend, or Call 112.
4. Tap Call 112 and your phone will open the Phone app and dial 112, connecting you to local emergency services.