wireless alarms house

[onion_soup]

hi which alarms are reliable / easy to use for house with seven rooms to

protect ?

TIA

 

[securespark]

None, IMO...

 

[onion_soup]

None, IMO...

sugguestions ?

TIA

 

[bernardgreen]

None, IMO...

sugguestions ?

TIA

Install a hard wired one. Running cables is work but the low reliability of wireless alarms make the extra work of hard wired necessary.

Look at the specifications and choose a system whose specification matches ( closest ) to your requirement.

 

[Taylortwocities]

I have a customer who works for security co. They do not recommend wireless as they are:
1. unreliable
2. can be jammed by 'the lads'
3. advertise that you are just playing at burglar alarms 7 not serious about security.

He had had one of these fitted & just did one for myself over Xmas.
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/sea..._dyncharset=UTF-8&howMany=15&searchText=48030
Running wires can be tricky but can be invisible given a bit of thought (and a touch of filler)

TTC

 

[joe-90]

That's a MCB

 

[TANNERS]

we use centurion xr1/2 every time they have 8 circuits and you can add keypads,pressure pads,lights,more sounders,loads of stuff

def run the caBLES

 

[Steve]

That's a MCB

 

[Taylortwocities]

Oh what a twit.
Sorry, wrong link... this is the right one http://www.alertelectrical.com/Burg...g-10-Icon-Intruder-Alarm-System--Kit-KIT5.asp

TTC

 

[Pensdown]

That's a MCB

For once I agree with you

 

[securespark]

 

[onion_soup]

thankyou

 

[Taylortwocities]

That's a long wait for a thank you, been helping Robbie in the clinic have we??

 

[alphaalarms]

wot a great help you lot are! not

have you thought of using msn to chat?

 

[RF Lighting]

have you thought of using msn to chat?

We do.



The OP asked which wire free systems are good kit.

Simon told him.

What more is there to say?