Just installed 2 of this system at 100 & 300' feet from the base inside my home. Recharging will be interesting, due to best positions for sunshine. FYI, Ch 1 & 2 do indicate when the sensor is tripped, so I tried Ch 3 & 4 for now. Batteries in base are said to work for 2 weeks. A bit longer screws would be much better. Base station has changed, not an issue. Ability to carry the base station with you, if you leave the house, is a great option. Thanks for finding this for me! Oct '20 update - As with any PIR, a variable breeze gives you false positives, but the system has been without issue so far!
We have had this same alarm for several months now. It works so well that we just added a second alarm to the rear of our property. They are just plug and play, there is no synchronizing and there are 4 different tones to choose from. We have the solar model as well and the battery is still going strong. We have wildlife activating the alarm but we haven't had any false alarms that we know of. So far so good, definitely would recommend these alarms. If there is any change I will do an update.
@@squidwardabs5441 We literally just bought the newer model a couple of weeks ago. Th old version was still working, although one of them had started to lose its reliability a bit. They were in the desert in extreme heat and they held up and worked really well. We love the new version we just got. Definitely recommend.
Another great video! I really like the premise of a surveillance w/o a monthly fee. I appreciate how you did not endorse the product to evaluate its long term durability. You are first class!
@@jgreat8582 not too shabby. Im on a budget myself so i feel like i could waterproof the cheap one myself give it a tactical paint job (jk) no im not , and itll be good to go... thank you tho .
friend of mine had lots of these combined with baby monitors for his security in the city. he could hear someone moving in his garage for 10 bucks from good will. Nice idea for close budget stuff.
We have a Dakota Alert system that uses a buried probe alongside the driveway that does not respond to animals or people. It only is set off by cars and trucks. The one we have is hardwired to the unit in our house and has been in service for over 15 years. They still sell the hardwired version as well as one that uses MURS radios. This gives you the advantage of having radios that can be used around your property as well. They also sell units with the motion sensor like the unit in the video. We also have a long driveway and it is great to know when someone is driving up the driveway.
I put a driveway alarm in a few weeks ago. My drive is about 60 yards long and we can’t see when someone comes up. We installed at the end of drive and it works perfect. We also installed a gate so if someone pulls up to the gate we now know it. It’s great!
My experience is these type alarms never have the full range they claim, even if you have line of sight. I had one you could program your voice to one of 4 alarms, so you could have it say "Driveway" for one channel, "Back door" for another, etc. That worked well, and I wish units allowed for that now as I thought it was a great idea.
Based on your review here, I purchased one of these in May 2020 and have used it continuously for the last 6 months. The range is very good. It works properly in detecting passing vehicles about 98% of the time. Occasionally, a vehicle will pass and the alarm does not sound. A few times it has sounded and there was nothing in view. Maybe a spider or bug over the sensor? Once, it began going off over and over and we had to shut it down for a while to get some sleep. Overall, it works well enough that we will keep it.
I have had that system for about a year. I use 4 sensors around my house, and 2 base stations. Leave the base station on my table with the 1 pointed north. The sensors on the north, south, east, and west are a visual reference as well as audible.
Great demo, simply and effective. For people who are frequently away from home, recommend motion sensing cameras that record and send instant notification messages (some with pictures) to cell phone. There are quite some products nowadays.
If you are installing a new driveway or have a gravel/dirt one it can be worth it to look for magnetic detectors to install under them for a nonvisual detection setup. Saw one a few years back that uses a bunch of D cell batteries for years of service from the transmitter. Then again if you don't have the funds to install at the time can always put in a 4-6 inch pvc pipe under the driveway to insert the sensor in later.
The IR style is worth a try because it can pickup more than automobiles, like someone walking down the drive. The magnetometer kind probably have fewer false alarms, but wouldn't catch a person on foot. A trail camera would be a great addition.
I have the Guardline brand, with 2 sensors ($100 on Amazon). Yours seems to be manufactured very similarly to mine, but missing a key feature... a pause option. Since I leave for work before everyone else is up in the morning, I hold the pause button for a few seconds (zone numbers alternately light up in a clockwise rotation). This feature keeps the unit from alarming as I am leaving for work, then returns to normal operation after 30 minutes. Overall, my wife an I are very pleased with ours (after about 3 months) and are planning on adding another sensor or two.
Ummm.... The Great Pumpkin is not a mammal so he will not set off PIR. It works on the movement of heat... you want to catch the great pumpkin you're gonna need trip wires.....😁
I have a similar unit and it picks up movement over 50’ ft it does alert to small animals like cats. It can also run 8 ch with 36 tones. The brand I picked up is Wuloo and it’s been great for the couple months I’ve had it so far up here in New England.
Headlights sweeping across the sensor as well as lightning (I just learned last night) will also set off ir sensors. I have a Netvue camera on my porch which sends notifications for these reasons. That alarm was well thought out - with 4 channels and the low-viz color!!
I subscribed to your channel(s) to get good prepping and shooting info, and haven't watched in a long time because it's almost all gear review! I know you have to pay the bills brother and You do a great service..... please keep up the good work and keep teaching.
In kind of the same venue, i have been using "Alfred Camera" an ap that lets you use old smart phones as a camera system. There may be other aps that do this as well. But this is what we use for the past 2 years. S don't get $5 trade in, use it as a security camera.
. I have the Harbor Freight ones one is going on 3 years . I recommend lithium batteries outside as they last a long time and cold doesn’t effect them. They make good vehicle and mailbox alarms too we used to have lots of mail theft until I placed one of these inside and would catch people red handed. Place one in campers garages workshops as well 👍
for the people commenting about the gardens... I've glued a wireless doorbell between two 12x12 thin pieces of plywood and left laying in garden and at the base of me bird feeder with some grass tossed on it... middle of the night when my door bell rang, got the .22lr and fixed the issue...
These are great for the unexpected arrivals of visitors, deer, possums, skunks, and birds. Lots of birds. And if the wind blows hard so does your alarm. Just saying these things to help w/ review. 😎
Would love to have one of those but with all the javelina, coyotes and bobcats we have roaming around here, that thing would be going off 24/7. Looked out the kitchen window last week and there was a bobcat sound asleep on our front porch! Made himself at home for over 2 hours.
Nice set up , I'll have to tell my brother about this one - he owns a construction business and even though he is out in the countryside he has been robbed a few times - tools , big equipment & some supplies too. He'll be pleased to hear about this set up ..he'd used the Harbour freight systems before and eventually got rid of them mostly due to whom ever it was that robbed him busted them with a hammer. I'll have him watch this video to check out how it works !! Thanks Sootch !! BTW - was that some Christmas lights I seen blinking in the window too ??? LOL
I've got a Mighty Mule magnetic sensor. The sensor is buried in the ground and I've got the transmitter secured to the base of a tree. Don't get false alarms on windy days. Battery life (9 volt) is excellent. System works great!
I just installed a similar system without the solar panel. They claim the fully charged on board battery can be expected to go 12 months between charges. The hardest part is getting the center screw tight enough so the unit doesn't move around in the wind and hold its aim but not so tight you can't swivel it to get to the mounting points. Happy with it so far
To deal with the sun causing false alarms, you could had a "hood" to the sensor. 4:19 you can see there is a red light shown in the sensor lens when triggered. For some uses this would be undesirable. The alarm tones are not the best and seems like not customizable. It would be interesting to see a tear-down of the inside. Maybe improvements could be made to the antenna or removal of the red light. It would also be nice to have a version with the solar facing another direction.
Hi Sootch, The old $15 Harbor Freight alarms work forever with a little spray paint and some silicone. Give it a try. A little DIY on the old ones makes all the difference.
If you buy four separate of these ( 4 alarms and 4 bases) will they set off all four alarms? I want to put the base for each in different areas of the house
I have had one for years, but I prefer the tube type (that has a hose that goes across the drive). It stops the false alarms (deer are very unlikely to step directly on the tube). The downsides are the pedestrians can just step over it and it is rather obvious (though you could take steps to conceal it).
I have a 4 camera video system and 5 Chamberlain audio alarms. The audio alarms are most useful, but these you showcased look much better than the Chamberlain alarms which use 4 AA's. I see these in my future... The Harbor Freight alarms work OK sitting on a window sill and looking out from inside.
I've had the Dakota 4000 unit solar powered wireless had been flawless for over 5 years now, heat,rain, wind cold etc...have to replace it now as I backed into one fo the units while mowing...smashed the solar panel and cracked the frame. Otherwise excellent unit.
Instead of the gimmicky sounds why not just have voice that says Zone 1 ,zone 2, ect... to the manufacturer of this " KISS" is the acronym to remember.
You could tie a fishing line around the neck of a wine bottle and put it up high like in the crotch of a tree or on a cabin roof, rig the line so it stretches across the footpath and serves as a tripwire. When someone walks along the wine bottle falls on a rock and scares them and alerts you. Pretty clever, eh?
It definitely needs a lock nut ball joint rather than a friction one. I've got the same crap on a solar panel for a security light and the daily temperature change causes it to droop. had to super glue it in place eventually.
I've been looking at getting something similar but we have large wildlife in the area and I don't want to be woken up at 3am thinking the boogaloo has started when it's just an elk. Although I might be able to fix that with placement since we keep our gate shut now.
Do you happen to know if you can have multiple receivers/chimes say if your neighbor wanted to monitor the same sensors or for different parts of the house. I wish they had a headphone jack so I could wear headphones to bed.
@Sensible Prepper. Does this system require wifi? Or is it lile a wireless doorbell concept? Thx in advance! For $15 it would be fine to replace it every year
I had so many devices ruined by leaky Duracell batteries that I called the company to complain. They wanted to send me four batteries. Can you believe that???
G Gnu, they make lithium AA batteries now, that’s what I use in my pvs14 in case I forget and leave the batteries in during storage. Lithium batteries don’t leak.
It seems like home security cameras with motion detection and smart phone notifications are a better way to go. If something does go down it’s nice to have a record.
I wonder what kind of " Pet Immunity " it has ? Will it go off for a dog or a squirrel ? Indoor Motion Detectors usually have a couple different levels , usually 30lb or 60 lb animal immunity so false alarms are kept at a minimum.
Now I know why you have so many firearms. LOL. My daughter asked why I needed the .50 cal. "If I can see him, I can touch him". Oh and happy belated Christ mas.
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I've have had that bad boy outside my driveway for 3 years, it works like a champ.
Just installed 2 of this system at 100 & 300' feet from the base inside my home. Recharging will be interesting, due to best positions for sunshine. FYI, Ch 1 & 2 do indicate when the sensor is tripped, so I tried Ch 3 & 4 for now. Batteries in base are said to work for 2 weeks. A bit longer screws would be much better. Base station has changed, not an issue. Ability to carry the base station with you, if you leave the house, is a great option. Thanks for finding this for me!
Oct '20 update - As with any PIR, a variable breeze gives you false positives, but the system has been without issue so far!
We have had this same alarm for several months now. It works so well that we just added a second alarm to the rear of our property. They are just plug and play, there is no synchronizing and there are 4 different tones to choose from. We have the solar model as well and the battery is still going strong. We have wildlife activating the alarm but we haven't had any false alarms that we know of. So far so good, definitely would recommend these alarms. If there is any change I will do an update.
Are they still going strong?
@@squidwardabs5441
We literally just bought the newer model a couple of weeks ago. Th old version was still working, although one of them had started to lose its reliability a bit. They were in the desert in extreme heat and they held up and worked really well. We love the new version we just got. Definitely recommend.
Another great video! I really like the premise of a surveillance w/o a monthly fee. I appreciate how you did not endorse the product to evaluate its long term durability. You are first class!
Agree on the HF system. I ended up putting waterproof silicone on the seams. So far no condensation.
Good to know. Thanks Q
Whats the range on the HF model?
You may even want to add a small silica-gel pack, inside the unit (if possible) to absorb any moisture!
@@comeandtakeit_bushcraft5705 400ft is the range
@@jgreat8582 not too shabby. Im on a budget myself so i feel like i could waterproof the cheap one myself give it a tactical paint job (jk) no im not , and itll be good to go... thank you tho .
friend of mine had lots of these combined with baby monitors for his security in the city. he could hear someone moving in his garage for 10 bucks from good will. Nice idea for close budget stuff.
That's a great idea.
We have a Dakota Alert system that uses a buried probe alongside the driveway that does not respond to animals or people. It only is set off by cars and trucks. The one we have is hardwired to the unit in our house and has been in service for over 15 years. They still sell the hardwired version as well as one that uses MURS radios. This gives you the advantage of having radios that can be used around your property as well. They also sell units with the motion sensor like the unit in the video. We also have a long driveway and it is great to know when someone is driving up the driveway.
I put a driveway alarm in a few weeks ago. My drive is about 60 yards long and we can’t see when someone comes up. We installed at the end of drive and it works perfect. We also installed a gate so if someone pulls up to the gate we now know it. It’s great!
My experience is these type alarms never have the full range they claim, even if you have line of sight. I had one you could program your voice to one of 4 alarms, so you could have it say "Driveway" for one channel, "Back door" for another, etc. That worked well, and I wish units allowed for that now as I thought it was a great idea.
Based on your review here, I purchased one of these in May 2020 and have used it continuously for the last 6 months. The range is very good. It works properly in detecting passing vehicles about 98% of the time. Occasionally, a vehicle will pass and the alarm does not sound. A few times it has sounded and there was nothing in view. Maybe a spider or bug over the sensor? Once, it began going off over and over and we had to shut it down for a while to get some sleep. Overall, it works well enough that we will keep it.
I have had that system for about a year. I use 4 sensors around my house, and 2 base stations. Leave the base station on my table with the 1 pointed north. The sensors on the north, south, east, and west are a visual reference as well as audible.
Great demo, simply and effective. For people who are frequently away from home, recommend motion sensing cameras that record and send instant notification messages (some with pictures) to cell phone. There are quite some products nowadays.
I bought one of these exact same units a couple weeks ago. Works great, and I’m very happy with it. Same price. Amazon.
I’m not buying $ on Globalist tyrant Amazon !
If you are installing a new driveway or have a gravel/dirt one it can be worth it to look for magnetic detectors to install under them for a nonvisual detection setup. Saw one a few years back that uses a bunch of D cell batteries for years of service from the transmitter. Then again if you don't have the funds to install at the time can always put in a 4-6 inch pvc pipe under the driveway to insert the sensor in later.
The IR style is worth a try because it can pickup more than automobiles, like someone walking down the drive. The magnetometer kind probably have fewer false alarms, but wouldn't catch a person on foot. A trail camera would be a great addition.
I have the Guardline brand, with 2 sensors ($100 on Amazon). Yours seems to be manufactured very similarly to mine, but missing a key feature... a pause option. Since I leave for work before everyone else is up in the morning, I hold the pause button for a few seconds (zone numbers alternately light up in a clockwise rotation). This feature keeps the unit from alarming as I am leaving for work, then returns to normal operation after 30 minutes. Overall, my wife an I are very pleased with ours (after about 3 months) and are planning on adding another sensor or two.
Also, the solar-powered units aren't going to work too well if you're in a heavily wooded area that gets little sun.
Are you still using the Guardline motion sensors?
Got one in the garden... trying to catch the Great Pumpkin, but he's a sneaky bastard.
Let me know if you ever catch him. Closest I ever got was some Beagle in the yard.
Ummm.... The Great Pumpkin is not a mammal so he will not set off PIR. It works on the movement of heat... you want to catch the great pumpkin you're gonna need trip wires.....😁
Frank W 😂
Every device I've bought with one of those small solar panels has gone bad after a year. The water always finds a way in and destroys the panel :(
InstaBlaster
80 dollars a year is fine for peace of mind. just keep buying them.
I’ve had good luck with the HF system. Going on five years with it. Can’t beat the price!
Thanks for the review Sootch. Just ordered one for my cabin in North GA.
I like how you can have multiple units with different channels and tones. Thanks for the video.
I have a similar unit and it picks up movement over 50’ ft it does alert to small animals like cats. It can also run 8 ch with 36 tones. The brand I picked up is Wuloo and it’s been great for the couple months I’ve had it so far up here in New England.
My wife finally took down the Christmas tree and decorations today!
Headlights sweeping across the sensor as well as lightning (I just learned last night) will also set off ir sensors. I have a Netvue camera on my porch which sends notifications for these reasons. That alarm was well thought out - with 4 channels and the low-viz color!!
I subscribed to your channel(s) to get good prepping and shooting info, and haven't watched in a long time because it's almost all gear review! I know you have to pay the bills brother and You do a great service..... please keep up the good work and keep teaching.
It's obvious you haven't watched his videos in a long time since that's all you think he does
In kind of the same venue, i have been using "Alfred Camera" an ap that lets you use old smart phones as a camera system. There may be other aps that do this as well. But this is what we use for the past 2 years. S don't get $5 trade in, use it as a security camera.
. I have the Harbor Freight ones one is going on 3 years . I recommend lithium batteries outside as they last a long time and cold doesn’t effect them. They make good vehicle and mailbox alarms too we used to have lots of mail theft until I placed one of these inside and would catch people red handed. Place one in campers garages workshops as well 👍
for the people commenting about the gardens... I've glued a wireless doorbell between two 12x12 thin pieces of plywood and left laying in garden and at the base of me bird feeder with some grass tossed on it... middle of the night when my door bell rang, got the .22lr and fixed the issue...
These are great for the unexpected arrivals of visitors, deer, possums, skunks, and birds. Lots of birds. And if the wind blows hard so does your alarm. Just saying these things to help w/ review. 😎
Had my harbor freight ones for 3 years now but I like the different zones on new ones you have have to give them a shot thanks for the video
Would love to have one of those but with all the javelina, coyotes and bobcats we have roaming around here, that thing would be going off 24/7. Looked out the kitchen window last week and there was a bobcat sound asleep on our front porch! Made himself at home for over 2 hours.
I love my Ring doorbell and spotlight camera- sensitive and long distance vision
Nice set up , I'll have to tell my brother about this one - he owns a construction business and even though he is out in the countryside he has been robbed a few times - tools , big equipment & some supplies too. He'll be pleased to hear about this set up ..he'd used the Harbour freight systems before and eventually got rid of them mostly due to whom ever it was that robbed him busted them with a hammer. I'll have him watch this video to check out how it works !! Thanks Sootch !! BTW - was that some Christmas lights I seen blinking in the window too ??? LOL
I've got a Mighty Mule magnetic sensor. The sensor is buried in the ground and I've got the transmitter secured to the base of a tree. Don't get false alarms on windy days. Battery life (9 volt) is excellent. System works great!
Thanks checked it out and ordered one.
No false alarms by deer or dogs! Better idea!
Great idea!
I just installed a similar system without the solar panel. They claim the fully charged on board battery can be expected to go 12 months between charges. The hardest part is getting the center screw tight enough so the unit doesn't move around in the wind and hold its aim but not so tight you can't swivel it to get to the mounting points. Happy with it so far
The alien invaders tone is my son’s ring tone it’s one I can’t miss as he is serving our great country in the Navy!!
Thank him for his service!
You always have great ideas. Love the bloopers
To deal with the sun causing false alarms, you could had a "hood" to the sensor.
4:19 you can see there is a red light shown in the sensor lens when triggered. For some uses this would be undesirable.
The alarm tones are not the best and seems like not customizable.
It would be interesting to see a tear-down of the inside. Maybe improvements could be made to the antenna or removal of the red light.
It would also be nice to have a version with the solar facing another direction.
Hi Sootch, The old $15 Harbor Freight alarms work forever with a little spray paint and some silicone. Give it a try. A little DIY on the old ones makes all the difference.
Exactly what I need.
I was down until I heard those notification tones...... It would be awesome if you could choose your own!
I need something like that for camping. Does not have to be solar powered, but must be smaller.
THIS is exactly what i needed for my new place. Great timing!!! I'm getting one ;-)
I use the GUARDLINE brand. I think it is top of the line. I use the system to watch 3 doorways. It costs more but it does a lot more.
If you buy four separate of these ( 4 alarms and 4 bases) will they set off all four alarms? I want to put the base for each in different areas of the house
Nice idea, but I like the alert I get with my solar powered camera. Plus I can see who is arriving without going to door.
Those work great with a little tweaking, just remember face toward enemy 💣💥
I have had one for years, but I prefer the tube type (that has a hose that goes across the drive). It stops the false alarms (deer are very unlikely to step directly on the tube). The downsides are the pedestrians can just step over it and it is rather obvious (though you could take steps to conceal it).
I have a 4 camera video system and 5 Chamberlain audio alarms. The audio alarms are most useful, but these you showcased look much better than the Chamberlain alarms which use 4 AA's.
I see these in my future...
The Harbor Freight alarms work OK sitting on a window sill and looking out from inside.
I've had the Dakota 4000 unit solar powered wireless had been flawless for over 5 years now, heat,rain, wind cold etc...have to replace it now as I backed into one fo the units while mowing...smashed the solar panel and cracked the frame. Otherwise excellent unit.
Does it allow you to change the chime /alarm? Thx
How well does it hold up in cold weather.? Does it work at -2F
those sounds would prompt a controlled indoor discharge of my firearm.
Yeah, me too, but not in the house, please.
Instead of the gimmicky sounds why not just have voice that says Zone 1 ,zone 2, ect... to the manufacturer of this " KISS" is the acronym to remember.
Very cool product
Uve been on a roll with all these uploads.. great content
Will deer or dogs set it off? How sensitive is it? Thanks
You could tie a fishing line around the neck of a wine bottle and put it up high like in the crotch of a tree or on a cabin roof, rig the line so it stretches across the footpath and serves as a tripwire. When someone walks along the wine bottle falls on a rock and scares them and alerts you. Pretty clever, eh?
Great video, I want 2 now...maybe 3
This seems worthwhile.
That thing is limp as hell, they need to increase the friction in that ball joint, and those audio alarms sound dreadful.
It definitely needs a lock nut ball joint rather than a friction one. I've got the same crap on a solar panel for a security light and the daily temperature change causes it to droop. had to super glue it in place eventually.
Looked like there was an adjustment in the middle of the backplate.... look about 2:34
@@rosebarnes9625 good eye, i would have need looking for a set screw
I love how prepared you are I wish I would be as well. Also how can I protect myself if weapons aren’t allowed to own in my country ?
Great, informative video. Thank you!! (Stay healthy and be safe)
Your channel would be a great mythbuster for Burn Notice hacks! Think about it sootch!
Great information! I love the bloopers too! ✝️🙏❤🇺🇸
How is the weather proofing (rain) of the unit? Does it tolerate high temperatures and humidity well?
I've been looking at getting something similar but we have large wildlife in the area and I don't want to be woken up at 3am thinking the boogaloo has started when it's just an elk. Although I might be able to fix that with placement since we keep our gate shut now.
Get the kind that puts an air hose across the drive. Deer are unlikely to step on it (they will step over it unless you conceal it).
A year later what has your experience with product been and do you recommend it?
Merry Christmas
What frequencies do those use? Are the Murs?
Thank you for your questions. The frequency of the transmitter is 433mHz.
Those chimes are hilarious
Do you happen to know if you can have multiple receivers/chimes say if your neighbor wanted to monitor the same sensors or for different parts of the house. I wish they had a headphone jack so I could wear headphones to bed.
@Sensible Prepper. Does this system require wifi? Or is it lile a wireless doorbell concept? Thx in advance! For $15 it would be fine to replace it every year
Thank you for your question. It does not require WIFI. Yes, you could mount it on your porch wall.
@@hosmart can u give me a link to buy? Is it somewhere in a storefront? @Sensible Prepper
Keep up the good work brother
I like the perimeter alarm you did a video on👍Shotgun primer sounds like a 22 call going off lol
Where is a link to buy it?
Any idea how long the battery life will be with no sunshine to recharge with the solar ...
Thank you for your question. It's 1 year.
Really nice, does it come with an app? Be nice to have some programming options for schedules
Can you leave the sensor plugged in all the time ? If you choose to use the charger for it
I have the Guardline driveway alarm, it's great
I have 16 cameras paired with 8 of the Guardline driveway alarms. Nothing moves on my property without me knowing it. :)
Highly recommend a driveway alarms
#4 sensor gets pointed upwards on the roof for those sneaky aliens.
Black helicopters
Yes those annoying aliens will never make us build any pyramids every again with these installed
I would not use deracell my brother i always use energizer they never leak.
Kevin honey just buy lithium
I had so many devices ruined by leaky Duracell batteries that I called the company to complain. They wanted to send me four batteries. Can you believe that???
They each use each others batteries, when they need stock, and just put heir own labels on.
@@dsnicker9719 i hear ya..... crazy
G Gnu, they make lithium AA batteries now, that’s what I use in my pvs14 in case I forget and leave the batteries in during storage. Lithium batteries don’t leak.
I have had good luck with Chamberlain perimeter detectors.
Comrade Chooch, at it again
Cara gosto muito dos seus vídeos. Aqui no Brasil muitos preparadores acompaham seu canal. Parabéns.
It seems like home security cameras with motion detection and smart phone notifications are a better way to go. If something does go down it’s nice to have a record.
Had to check the video date twice after seeing the Christmas lights in the reflection brother🤣👍🏻
Does this alarm has a maximum high that you should not exceed?
I had one, but it picked up too many false alarms on mildly windy days.
Sootch, if I'm gonna use it for Aliens, do I have to install it facin' up?
The head appeared to move easily - snow or heavy rain might move it? It there a way to lock it in place? How much variation in angle can you do?
Can this system have false alarms, by animals (deer, dogs, etc.) Or wind blown debres or limbs?
Wonder if there's a way to have it turn off during daylight.
Thank you for your question! Both the sensor and receiver do have the off mode.
I wonder what kind of " Pet Immunity " it has ? Will it go off for a dog or a squirrel ?
Indoor Motion Detectors usually have a couple different levels , usually 30lb or 60 lb animal immunity so false alarms are kept at a minimum.
Drop of silicone on the swivel ball will help keep it stable in the wind
Now I know why you have so many firearms. LOL. My daughter asked why I needed the .50 cal. "If I can see him, I can touch him". Oh and happy belated Christ mas.
Love it 👍