The door stop alarm provides two layers of protection most travel alarms don’t: it physically blocks the door from opening while simultaneously sounding a 120dB alarm. Even if someone has a key, they can’t get in easily.
Who This Alarm Is Best For:
- Frequent travelers wanting maximum door security
- College students in dorms with shared access
- Anyone in situations where others may have keys
Is This the Right Security Option for You?
Choose this door stop alarm if you want:
- Physical blocking plus alarm (dual protection)
- Loudest 120dB alarm available
- Protection when others have keys
- Budget price under $8
Consider something else if you need:
- Outward-opening doors → Door Guard (hanging)
- Flashlight bonus → Door Guard with Light
- Permanent home install → Door/Window Alarm
Dual Layer Protection
Most door alarms just alert you. This one blocks entry. The floor wedge physically prevents inward-opening doors from opening while the 120dB alarm sounds. Even someone with a key or master key faces a physical barrier.
Loudest Available
120dB is the threshold for hearing pain—genuinely loud enough to wake you, alert neighbors, and make any intruder extremely uncomfortable. This is the loudest door alarm in the lineup, providing maximum alert when triggered.
Quick Comparison: How Does the Door Stop Alarm Stack Up?
| Feature | Door Stop | Door Guard | Door/Window 2pk | Glass Break 2pk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical Block | Yes ✓ | No | No | No |
| Decibels | 120dB ✓ | 98dB | 90dB | 100dB |
| Door Type | Inward only | Any handle ✓ | Any | Windows |
| Price | $7.95 ✓ | $9 | $13/2 | $15/2 |
| Best For | Max protection | Quick setup | Permanent | Windows |
Practical Details
120dB siren—loudest available. Measures 6.375″ x 1.75″. Weighs 0.5 lbs. Uses one 9V battery. Non-slip rubber grip on bottom. Works on inward-opening doors only. Made by Safety Technology.
Maximum travel protection under $8. Order yours today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work on outward-opening doors?
No—the wedge only blocks inward-opening doors. Most hotel and residential bedroom doors open inward. For outward doors, use the Door Guard hanging alarm.
How loud is 120dB really?
It’s the threshold for hearing pain—like standing next to a jackhammer. Loud enough to wake you from deep sleep and disturb anyone nearby.
Can someone just push through it?
The wedge creates significant resistance. Combined with the 120dB alarm, most intruders will abandon the attempt rather than push through while drawing attention.







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