GSM related security products.
28 June 2009, 06:37 PM
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GSM related security products.
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Hi,
Has anyone any experience or knowledge of GSM (mobile phone to you and me) related products. Say you had one fitted to a boat and someone attempted to steal it, the device would alert your mobile phone.
Are they any good as a level of security to valuables at another location. Sayyouhad a valuable car stored at a garage 5 miles from home.?
Hi,
Has anyone any experience or knowledge of GSM (mobile phone to you and me) related products. Say you had one fitted to a boat and someone attempted to steal it, the device would alert your mobile phone.
Are they any good as a level of security to valuables at another location. Sayyouhad a valuable car stored at a garage 5 miles from home.?
28 June 2009, 10:06 PM
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You can get something along the lines of an SMS alerter that is attached to either a simple trigger or an alarm system. When the alarm/switch is trigered it sends a txt to you.
I have one on our house alarm and it sends txts to my phones, wife's phones, neighbour, farm manager and gamekeeper. It can have upto 4 triggers so I have one for panic, one for just alarm and then I could add in say a smoke alarm and maybe one for gas say. Each message is capable of being customisable and can also do pre-recorded voice messages. We live in the boonies so there is no point having an alarm if no-one hears it LOL!!
Tat what you mean?
I have one on our house alarm and it sends txts to my phones, wife's phones, neighbour, farm manager and gamekeeper. It can have upto 4 triggers so I have one for panic, one for just alarm and then I could add in say a smoke alarm and maybe one for gas say. Each message is capable of being customisable and can also do pre-recorded voice messages. We live in the boonies so there is no point having an alarm if no-one hears it LOL!!
Tat what you mean?
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Car Xtreme Security
From the same place £155 for a GSM pager. Runs off a 12/24 volt battery. If you had a car battery how long would it last though. Its for security at a remote garage without electricity.
From the same place £155 for a GSM pager. Runs off a 12/24 volt battery. If you had a car battery how long would it last though. Its for security at a remote garage without electricity.
29 June 2009, 04:18 PM
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Alternatively just fit a blo0dy great padlock.
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