garage or shed alarms - anyone use them?

[bewsher500]

there are thousands out there and looking for one is doing my head in!

Ideally I want one that does remote notification, I have heard of ones that set of a remote unit to let you know some pikey is in your shed as well as those that blare away at 110dB

​any suggestions?

 

[Cry Havoc]

there are thousands out there and looking for one is doing my head in!

Ideally I want one that does remote notification, I have heard of ones that set of a remote unit to let you know some pikey is in your shed as well as those that blare away at 110dB

​any suggestions?

PM Prometheus, he'll help you out.

 

[multiman]

240v acedentaly wired to the door and window works well!

 

[timbrayford]

pm sent. atb Tim

 

[patrickt]

240v acedentaly wired to the door and window works well!

multiman that is shocking....but quite a current topic, and I should know I have done my ohm work with very little resistance, amp very sure of that, as they used to say before cable colour harminisation, red to black, and blue to bits,,,,,,,,,,

 

[patrickt]

hello B500, I hope they have caught the b.....d that done your place, Aldi have some locks which have an internal alarm, and when touched or attempts to tamper with go off with a very loud shrill, £8:99p! you could use them in differnt situations



good luck

patrickt

 

[mark@mbb]

We used to use a car horn and a battery or you could use a small bulb that will light whenever some one opens the door all you need is a door contact and a battery and a few meters of bell wire

 

[norma 308]

We now have the whole farm alarmed and a master blaster siren wowsers very loud ! Oh and two german shepherds !
​Norma

 

[kevhumps]

Remote baby alarm is cheap and efficient! And a big mag light to help you introduce yourself!
Kev.

 

[Treecutter]

You could always use a trip alarm with a 12g blank in it,Im sure who ever is trying to break in will soon do one.lol