Basically I want an outside siren to alert surrounding businesses and an actual panic alarm button to set the siren off and to deactivate it. It needs to be wireless. Any cheap solutions?
Don't you trust the one you've got?
By the time you've cobbled all the seperate compnents to put one together, it will likely cost more than an off the shelf solution.Don't you trust the one you've got?
Nope the yale one is for the home, this is just meant to be a simple loud panic alarm for my business when thugs come ¬¬
By the time you've cobbled all the seperate compnents to put one together, it will likely cost more than an off the shelf solution.Don't you trust the one you've got?
Nope the yale one is for the home, this is just meant to be a simple loud panic alarm for my business when thugs come ¬¬
Also, you need one that works, not might/maybe/sometimes.
If scroats are us pay you a visit, once the see you hit the button, that alarm MUST sound, otherwise you'll be in line for the mother of all kickings.
Wouldn't be my choice, especially considering the earlier description of install.Heh agreed it must work, so shall I just buy the yale siren and follow the above method then?
Basically I want an outside siren to alert surrounding businesses and an actual panic alarm button to set the siren off and to deactivate it. It needs to be wireless. Any cheap solutions?
I would just like to add. Again continual mention of yale batteries dying - I presume that Bernards suggestion of pin rip systems carried wirelessly even by some other manufacturer would have the same battery worries?
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