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Fall detection, always on. If Shelvas Halo detects that you’ve taken a fall, it can automatically help connect you with emergency services or loved ones.

Emergency SOS. ASAP. For urgent help, press and hold the side button on your Shelvas Halo to try to call emergency contact.

Help, times five. A detected fall can alert up to 5 emergency contacts - family first, or 911 if that's who they need.

Works with their phone, within 40 feet. The Halo pairs to their phone to send alerts - so it protects them everywhere at home or outside as long as the phone is near them.
When They Fall… They Often Can’t Reach Their Phone
Most elderly parents fall quietly — alone — without being able to call for help. This watch detects it instantly and calls you automatically.












Two case colors - Black and Silver. Both take a 22mm quick-release band, so the look changes in seconds.
Display. A 1.43-inch round AMOLED at 466×466 - bright enough to read outdoors and large enough to read without reaching for glasses.
Battery. Up to 5 days on a single charge. Charge it Sunday, forget about it until Friday.
Fall detection. Motion sensors are designed to detect fall and can alert your family automatically — no button press needed.
Water and dust resistance.Rated IP68 and 3ATM, so it stays on through handwashing, rain, and the shower.
Bands. Rubber, textile, leather, or steel — every one a 22mm quick release. No tools, no jeweler.
Your Family’s Safety Is Worth More Than A Phone Bill
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Most customers say the watch paid for itself the first time it prevented an accident.
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If the product has a manufacturing defect or was damaged during delivery, return it for a full refund — no questions asked.
1-Year Replacement Warranty
If the watch fails or malfunctions, Shelvas will replace it.
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