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SWANN Wireless Alarm Kit With Panic Alarm - $99 - Dick Smith

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SWANN Wireless Alarm Kit With Panic Alarm - $99 - Dick Smith
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Gecko on 25/09/2013 - 07:59 dicksmith.com.au (615 clicks)

Here's a decent deal - cheaper than anywhere else I could find. Available new on eBay and the like for $149+.

Note this is the model with 3 Window/Door sensors, 3 PIR Sensors and a keypad. The ones you can find for around $90-$100 are the packs with only 2 Window sensors and 2 PIR Sensors (and the crappy keypad).

8 Security stickers! Put one on your window, letterbox, TV, Fridge and dog!

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  • f4te on 25/09/2013 - 08:54

    FYI I don't think this pack comes with an external strobe, and hence doesn't meet AAMI's "local alarm" requirements to reduce your premium.

  • coxjon on 25/09/2013 - 08:56

    'Staff took all the stock' :)

  • BigLeviathan on 25/09/2013 - 09:03

    +1 for the sticker on dog description :)

  • excite on 25/09/2013 - 09:22

    is the wireless alarm reliable?

    • Gecko on 25/09/2013 - 09:36

      We use these at work, there are over 100 of these rolled out in various work buildings and they're better than some of the other chinese stuff installed.

  • excite on 25/09/2013 - 09:38

    reviews from Amazon
    http://www.amazon.com/Swann-Wireless-Home-Alarm-System/produ…
    generally good, but one problem: it is easy to defeat, - the siren plugs into the keypad and the keypad has an AC connection to the wall. Unplug either and the siren stops.

    • [Deactivated] on 25/09/2013 - 10:11

      I suppose ti depends whee you plug it in.
      I've seen a few keypads inside the front door, & they drilled through the wall & whack the a/c plug in the garage.

  • bargaino on 25/09/2013 - 09:44
    +5

    These are bad for so many reasons:

    • it does not beep when you trigger the front door alarm, so you don't know it is active until the siren goes off.
    • no separate keypad, so it is trivial to smash the plastic unit to silence it.
    • no ability to easily add a battery. Defeated by pulling the plug or fuse box.
    • cannot even configure it to beep when triggered instead of alarm. That feature would have made is a bit useful.
    • AAA batteries for the PIRs will get expensive (at least it does not use 9V batteries like some ebay versions)
    • no external strobe or siren
    • repeatedly triggers over and over, in violation of noise regulations. Will lead to your neighbours breaking in to unplug the damnded thing.
    • 433 MHz sensors are non-standard. Will probably not interoperate with other parts.

    Overall: sensors are OK, but the base unit was designed by idiots.

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