Guardline Wireless Driveway Alarm and Motion Detector
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- Guardline Wireless driveway Alarm and motion detector system is our newest addition to our home security system. This gate alarm alerts us if someone comes down the drive. 16 Monitors can be
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I was just thinking about that this morning and a gate as well.
I just ordered one and should be here tomorrow and really hope it lives up to what people are saying .I live in an urban area a good bit from a road . The way things are going at this time you never know who or what might be around your home , especially at night . I hope this will give my wife a little peace of mind knowing that she will be given a heads up if someone or something is coming towards our home . I bought the 1/4 mile unit and will definitely expand the amount of sensors if the unit is good and does what it says .
good vid, thank you. we leave our gate locked because we don't like strangers just showing up at our front door.
We have had a driveway alarm for years. No one knows it’s there except us. Priceless 🦋💜
Love the idea. I hope you holler back. That's so funny.
Good to know. Thanks.
Thanks for the video. Does it work well when someone runs past the sensor? You were walking a casual pace, but what if someone was running past?
Good morning
Great video. Thank you sharing the different products you are using
That’s a great warning device 😃
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I use AA Energizer lithium batteries in my trail camera. They cost more than alkaline batteries, but last much longer. That's what I'll be using.
How long will traditional batteries last under normal usage?
@@TheDarcyhorn It's up to you, but for anything outside running on batteries you are better off spending a little more and getting Energizer lithium batteries. They last way longer than alkaline batteries and aren't affected by the hot and cold.
@@michaelyoung2685Thanks Michael. I did as you said.
I love the idea. This seems to be a great system. Put it on my wish list. Great demonstration.
Would this cover the whole length of my property 114 ft if any one enters my property line?
Thank you
We've been using them here in New Hampshire w/Lithium batteries. They've been running for more than a year non-stop in temps below -20F...with no problem.
Keep using those lithium batteries and you won't have any issues in the winter! Thanks for being a Guardline customer!
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Great video, we used them for years at the Mail Box , the front and rear gates and in two separate travel lanes. They all finally got old and stop working, we have other ways of security now. I hope to get some more in the future.
Thanks for sharing this with us. I was wondering what kind of devices were out there like this. What a great idea. Thanks again.
Great to see you are taking various precautionary safety measures on your homestead. I always worry about you two.
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Our driveway is a mile dirt road from the main road. We have 2 wireless motion alarns. One on the driveway and one on the hen house. Lost 37 chickens to a bear a couple years back. Not going through that again! Good move Danny. Stay safe and God bless. 🐔 🐐 🐷 🌱
Can you do an update on the driveway alarm. do you like it?.in these troubling times I think it would be worthwhile to mention this to your subscribers again.
This is so cool. I have been looking for some thing like this for here in town. We been having a lot of break ins. around here. I wanted some thing that I could hook to the house by the door so if someone walks by a alarm would go off. My friend in WV has one on her place there if someone goes in her yard it goes off.. Nice to have. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
check out stoney ridge farmer,for his auto opening gates
Good idea to have the undisclosed location monitored as well, for nosy people who might snoop around Deep South. I would be hard pressed to remember which tone was which location if I had to keep track of 15 of them though, lol. Amazing things they invent with all this new technology. I just have a German Shepherd, but he has radar ears, lol, so my first alert works pretty dang good. I'm wondering how the batteries are going to perform when it gets cold, won't the cold sap their energy?
I mentioned in the video to use Lithium batteries if it gets real cold.
As long as you use lithium batteries you won't have any issue with the cold weather. Those low temps only affect your standard, alkaline batteries.
That was very education. Thank you. Let's me know more about my Video Camera too! Although it did have a warning about not as much power output, but still functions very well. It did say it would not hold or take as many "still" pictures.. But that was really great information to any of us with any winter performance doubts.
Those look like they could be set inside a small bird house. Make them a little bit more hidden from casual view. They could just peek out the entrance hole. Or even some yard decoration such as a wishing well up near the roof where a handle might be, just a tad higher. Only the sensor itself would have to "see" out.
Would have a lot more protection from the weather too.
Yes, you can definitely put these in a bird house! Several of our customers do this to help camouflage the system and provide additional protection from the elements. Great idea!
Your welcome! I could think of lots of ideas like that. I appreciate your response as a company, that really endeared me toward your companies' concern for customers & your interest in your own products usefulness to your customers.. The feedback is great. To your continued success!
I'd buy your product as soon as I find my future homestead. Buying a property cash outright with limited funds is a bit tricky though so might take me some time yet.
@@anashomestead5919 thanks for the kind comment. Keep chipping away at it and working towards your goal! Then, whenever that day comes, give us a call. We'll be here!
I can imagine all the false alarms from birds checking out the houses!
Will moving tree limbs trigger it easily?
Amanda can't sneak up on you in a surprise visit anymore! That was a great video, btw. I thought she was y'all's daughter. :)
HootOwl Holler that was a funny video 🦋💜
Ironically, I was there when they installed it so I know where to get past it.. 🤣 LOL
I thought the same thing. Can't give them a surprise vist. Haha
Here's an idea for you build a birdhouse and put their sensor in the birdhouse and that would give it an extra weather protection thank you for sharing
Will it work through a window such as a truck window. To warn you someone near your truck.
Great addition to the homestead. I am curious to know if you could receive an alarm on your cellphone.
im not sure about that.
That feature isn't built-in, but you can get alerted on your cell phone by connecting the receiver to a smart-home system or a stand-alone cell phone alert relay.
Guardline thank you!
@@YolklahomaRocks you're welcome!!
I need something that will alert at that distance. I have about 1/4 mile drive.
The Guardline 1/4-mile system should work great for you. If you have any questions don't hesitate to give us a call at 888-519-0413. We're here Mon-Fri for you!
Seems like a nice security system, your unboxing was very informative, and the installation/ demonstration made for an interesting video. Thanks, Danny! God bless you and Wanda. : )
Nice addition. I once used just an old radio shack intercom system out at the end of a gated drive, near the mailbox. You could constantly hear everything out there going on. They could only hear, you speak to them, if you pressed a button for them to do so. I remember it costing about $10. to $20. way back in 1982.
It was 22 C. Smith River Rd, Drain, Oregon. 16 miles to the nearest payphone. 27 Acres, 2 story, 3 bdrm, 2 seat outhouse, block ice refrigerator, a wood cook stove, a wood heat stove. No Electricity. $200. a month rent.
Hot water heater was a 50 gallon barrel over a fire pit, gravity fed into the kitchen. Water was off some stream, with pvc pipe line above ground. We would have to go find where it popped apart early in the morning in the winter if it froze overnight.
Funny that it read: "Must own truck & chainsaw" or they wouldn't rent it to you. We had been looking for a decent house rental for 2 months, couldn't find anything.. We went to look at this more for the drive, expecting no more than a shack in the middle of a field. From the road it looked like a doctor's home it was so nice looking. When you pulled all the way up the long drive & around to the other side, you could see dumpster wood, old signs, etc. It was still being cedar shaked over on that hidden side view. It had a beautiful split log staircase inside though.
Ana's Homestead sounds like heaven.
Yes, I have had a taste for that type of lifestyle all of my life. I think I have lived 4 or 5 different similar situations throughout my lifetime. But I am wore out & on my way back to bed for a while, only slept 4 hours early this morning.. wasn't enough. We'll find some time to speak again soon. I haven't really ran into you as much lately as I used to.
I just ordered one of these from Amazon. I have been using the cheap driveway alarms. Even though I tape them up sooner or later water gets in them and ruins it. Even though this cost a lot more I'll probably save money in the long run. Does it pick up motion at night pretty good? I want to use it to tell when raccoons and groundhogs come in the yard. Can you lock the swivel once you get it in the position you want?
Wow. It's that serious. Wish I had that when my kids were sneaking out the window as teenagers. Lol
HaHa HELL RIGHT !!!
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Can you see who or what's there on monitor?
There is no video, just sound alert
That's a great idea for Safety & Security, especially now Winter's fast approaching, for some reason it's always scarier for people to pop up in the dark than in the daylight. I think your studio's looking great but it's still a little 'echo-ey' Danny, you could try putting a couple of rugs on the floor in there to help absorb the sound, where now it's all hard surfaces bouncing soundwaves around. I'm almost certain that this is the Security System that Jeremy installed on Guildbrook Farm because you can hook so many extra sensors into each 'Zone' of the monitor.
You are right Essem, this is the same one that Jeremy installed on Guildbrook Farm!
@@Guardline Yay, I remembered right. I was impressed with the fact that you could daisy chain so many sensors into the four zones, gives you coverage over quite an area.
@@essemsween818 you got it!
Just gonna add for your companies knowledge I also saw the system installed at Jeremy's on Guildbrook Farm. We do notice what others are using, & we do pay attention to product consumption, & we definitely do buy quality products we see in use. Thanks again.
Hello,this is a great idea for sure.I hope this works real well for you all.Yeah Amanda can't sneak up on you two now.But if I know her she will find a way.Ha ha ha.....I will keep this in mind.Thanks for the review.Be well you all.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡.......
Pia Hess I was there when they installed it!! LOL So I know where to bypass it.. ;)
Freedom Acres LOL this is hilarious.There ya go.Have a fun weekend you all.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡..........
I would have liked to have seen if you walked by it quickly
We have had this alarm for a few years and love it.
Danny does it connect to your phone?
Not sure about the phone.
It does not connect directly, but you can connect to a smart-home system or similar device in order to get cell phone alerts.
This is way off the topic (and I always enjoy your videos) , but I am trying to learn to process chickens. I have done pretty fair, but my biggest problem was not having a sharp enough or the wrong kind of knife. Can you do a video on kinds of useful knives on a homestead, or any household, and how to keep them sharp? Just an idea ....thanks for everything!
Another Freebie?
I'm sure it is.
with all the nuts running around good to have this and speaking from past experience of having 2 people murdered in my family and my mom kidnapped and brutally raped I also say==load that gun or guns!!! got to protect your family by any means cause it just takes ONE time of a slip up to see your familys life ended....God bless.