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• Add-on wireless motion sensor for SecurityMan Air-Alarm system
• Wireless Transmitting distance: ¿450ft (in open area)
• Operating power: 9V alkaline battery
• Battery service life: ¿ 2 years
• Detecting distance: 100° 10x10m

Product Description
SM-80 is an add-on wireless PIR motion sensor for SecurityMan Air-Alarm system. Its wireless transmitting distance is up to 450ft (in open area). It includes a 9V alkaline battery which could last up to 2 years. Motion detection range is 100° 10x10m.

SecurityMan SM80 Wireless PIR Motion Sensor for AirAlarm Home Security System

Chuango CG8800G6 Wireless GSM Alarm System – Language Set Up

• Operates without a landline; Works with a Sim card [prepaid or monthly] from a Cellular carrier such as AT&T,T-Mobile etc.
• perfect for vacant and weekend homes, construction sites….anywhere with power but no phone line.
• $0 alarm monitoring, $0 Installation, $0 Activation
• Easy installation: no wiring, no tools and no technical expertise needed. Do It Yourself!
• Four types of defense zones that offers enhanced accuracy and alarm capacity: emergency, arm, home arm, door chime and specially engineered false-alarm preventing mechanism.

Product Description
For those wanting the protection of a Complete Home Security Alarm System but lacking a land line telephone. The AAS Cellular Alarm System consists of a Wireless Home Security Alarm System matched a with Cellular GSM Terminal operationing on all major world band frequencies. This GSM Alarm System is perfect for vacant and weekend homes, construction sites….anywhere with power but no phone line. Self monitored. No fees or contracts. Expandable [unlimited sensors]and portable. The GSM Alarm System operates on all major world band cellular frequencies: 1. GSM 850 MHz/900mhz/1800mhz/1900mhz 2.GSM 900mhz/1800mhz. The GSM Terminal replaces the typical landline and works like a cell phone. As most mobile phones utilize a SIM card to wirelessly transmit through the cellular network so does the Cellular GSM Terminal. SIM cards may be purchased as a prepaid card or on a monthly basis from your cellular carrier such as AT&T and T-Mobile. The GSM Alarm System comes with a built-in backup battery pack and the GSM Terminal has the option of a UPS Back-up Battery power adapter to maintain continuous fuctioning in case of power outages and interruptions. The GSM Alarm does not interfere with Wi-Fi applications. The Cellular Alarm System will call to mobile phones, landline phones and broadband phones. The Cellular Alarm System comes with an integrated Automatic Dialer with a stored memory capacity for six phone numbers[up to 21 digits in length] and for a recorded message. When the Wireless GSM Alarm System is triggered. it will call each of the pre-stored numbers and deliver the pre-recorded message. When the system calls, the receiver will be able to listen and monitor the premises through the phone.

AAS-VG299 Cellular GSM Home Security Alarm System

Product Description
D.I.Y. Wireless Home Alarm System Kit. – Securityman easy-to-use and cost-effective do-it-yourself wireless intruder alarm system kit
- Supports up to 60 wireless sensors (15 wireless defense zones and 4 wireless sensors per zone)
- Wireless (430-433MHz) transmitting distance up to 300 feet (remote controller, smoke sensor, and siren) and up to 450 feet (door/window sensor and PIR motion sensor
- Supports up to 5 phone numbers for auto alarm call and 1 management center protocol (CID)
- Armed/ disarmed by remote controller, phone call and host’s keypad
- Smart 3 defense lines configuration – 1st defense line is the pereimeter, 2nd defense line for in-room, and 24-hour defense line
- Package includes: 1 air-alarm host with built-in LEDs, keypad and speaker, 1 host anchor card for fixed position, 1 12VDC power adapter, 1 Wireless wide-angle PIR motion sensor, 1 Wireless door/window sensor (with mount), 1 Wireless indoor siren, 2 Wireless remote controllers, 1 Phone cable, 1 warning sign, accessories

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MACE GROUP D.I.Y. Wireless Home Alarm System Kit

I’m looking for a reputable locksmith in San Francisco that is available at night (because I work during the day) and would like to purchase and install a home alarm system. I just don’t wanna get ripped off, so can anyone recommend someone for me? thanks!

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When it comes to your home and family, ensuring safety and security is foremost in people’s minds. You want to be sure that your house is safe from burglars and thieves, and that you can sleep soundly knowing that everything is fine.

For this reason home security equipment is a popular addition to many households, giving an added level of security at home. But it is one thing installing a home alarm and other things; it is another doing it in a way to optimise the security of your home. Using the advice of the following steps will let you make the most of the system that you choose, and leaving you and your family feeling safer than ever.

-Don’t ignore basic security steps. An alarm system should be the final step in ensuring home security. Don’t forget to take basic precautions such as locking doors and windows on all floors of your house. Also try and keep any valuable items such as laptops, computers and stereos out of sight from the street, which will discourage opportunist thieves. Also crime awareness starts outside your house, in the neighbourhood. If you see any suspicious characters around your house not doing anything, or who seem to be scoping out the neighbourhood for potential targets, make a note and call the authorities. Organising a neighbourhood watch can do a lot to discourage crime in your area as well, and is easier than taking on all the responsibility solo.

-Install alarms strategically. Think about where burglars are likely to enter the house from. The idea is for any intruders to trip the alarm as soon as possible, giving you and your family time to react and hopefully scaring thieves into leaving. The most likely places of entry will be on the first floor of your house, so attach motion sensors under first floor windows and in the hallway of your house for most efficient coverage.

-Make sure you use them! It’s a good thing to install a home security system, but the whole thing is useless if it is not activated on a regular basis. Try to get into the habit of always arming it before you leave the house or go to bed, even if you are just going down to the shops. Before long it will become a reflex reaction, and you won’t even think about doing it.

-Don’t assume the alarm is foolproof. If worse comes to worst and someone does enter your house, don’t rely on the alarm system to keep people out. Robberies can occur in any household no matter how well-guarded, and can be distressing for the occupants. A sensible precaution to take is to lock any items that are absolutely essential, and would be devastating to lose in a secure wall safe.

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