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BlkKnight 03 November 2014 03:12 PM

Home alarm recommendations
 
Hi Guys

Do you have any recommendations for a home alarm system?

In this day and age, I'm leaning towards a wireless install with internet monitoring (unless you an think of a sound case to go wired).

It's a 4 bed detached house, 3 external doors - no garage.

Jason

^Qwerty^ 03 November 2014 03:35 PM

I wouldn't go wireless, you'll be forever changing batteries. (1st hand experience). I've now got a wired system which is hassle free.

BlkKnight 03 November 2014 03:37 PM

Ive had the BT wireless system in my previous house - only changes them every two years?

specialx 03 November 2014 03:42 PM

It depends on what wireless alarm you get as 6 years in all my sensors are fine on their original batteries, I think in todays climate don't go mad on your alarm I've seen lots of cases where neighbours don't even look up when alarm sirens are going off! Just make sure you have a bell box that looks like a kebab shop sign and you'll be fine!

IMO all any home securitysystem needs is a "it's not worth it" put off wether it be a well lit box with flashing LED's etc or some serious looking signs just enough to put any would be scrote of enough to try next door instead!

bigtel 03 November 2014 07:17 PM

I'd go for a wireless system with speech dialler built in, something like the Visonic Powermax. Batteries should last close to 3 years and are only a couple of quid each to replace.

BlkKnight 04 November 2014 10:39 AM

Yes was looking at those alone with the Yale Smarthome grade 2 unit.

Chip 04 November 2014 03:29 PM


Originally Posted by bigtel (Post 11553109)
I'd go for a wireless system with speech dialler built in, something like the Visonic Powermax. Batteries should last close to 3 years and are only a couple of quid each to replace.

+1, great bit of kit.:thumb:


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