Burglar Alarms

[Liability]

dont use ADT - the system is a rip off!

Get yourself a good unit and only use dual tec sensors and also a auto dialler that offer remote mobile control and alerting

I went through an exhaustive process and you realise just how bad this companies are when it comes to value and cost.

I have a pretty good system set up with a excellent Panel and Key Pad and around 6 dual tec sensors and autodialler - never had a false alarm and I can also remotely control it off my phone - and my cctv system alerts me to anyone on my door step or round the back of the house

[zara_backdog]

nothing beats a well trained dog

Two well trained dogs?

Or in my case one well trained and one mad one!

Use to be a BA for the Alarm Receiving Centre for ADT, my tip, make sure you have a couple of keyholders contactable. No good you receiving a text saying your alarm is going off if you are 80 miles away or on holiday.

If you did want it monitored you can have keyholder contact only, saves all the nasty false alarms.

[Pickle2]

Okay, maybe I'm giving too much respect to the average burglar,
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Unless you have some valuable works of art hanging from the walls of your country house, then yes, you are. In fact, the mere presence of an alarm (get a bell box with a little flashing LED to indicate its real- they come solor powered) will be enough to put off most crack inspired robbers.

Why bother with you when they can go next door to the place without an alarm?

[Bagpuss]

True, get some of that cool water stuff from the plod too and.. Get a Beware of the dog sign. Burglars want the easy steal.

[Torran]

True, get some of that cool water stuff from the plod

Davidoff?

[Bagpuss]

Freudian slip....= smart water