1/2 Mile Solar Driveway Alarm Sytem Wireless Long Range Outdoor Weather Resistant Motion Sensor & Detector- Driveway Alarms Wireless Outside Monitor & Protect

The problem The unit I received today is the newest and most updated model. I got it setup I was impressed by how easy the setup was. The setup is easy and takes no time at all. Installing the device is easy because it comes with mounting hardware and an English-language setup guide. The way you did this was impressive to me Sensors are made in this way. The weather can't damage them at all, so I don't worry about it. On an oilfield in West Texas, I tested the unit at a distance of approximately 1/4 mile. As long as this system alerts me when trucks and other vehicles are approaching, I will be just fine. The unit did exactly what I needed it to do and has not missed a single car or person all day long! There are 4 channels on the receiver, so if you wish, you can add up to 4 sensors. Each channel sounds a different chime when tripped, so you know which sensor that was. I have never had a problem with the unit transmitting even at a distance that far. As a whole, I would recommend this product highly.

Aubriella Smith

| Sep 25, 2020

The problem A molded clear plastic tray placed inside a custom box, inside the shipping box, is the only packaging this device comes in, so no worries about harm. In this sensor, you find two panels (the solar and the battery) four switches and the PIR sensor in two The molded coffee cup is made of three pieces They even bundle it with a screwdriver, so there's no need to buy anything else. Having finished charging the sensor with the included plug (20 minutes, it will come close to being fully charged), I installed it near the gate to my 400 foot There are two large bassett hounds in my home (45# and 60#) and neither of them alone will cause the alarm to go This will be the case for the two of them together, or for my body, or for passing vehicles - so quite sensitive to On the bottom of the case, there is a molded silicone flap that conceals them. Our sluicing will be our best indicator - we'll see how it goes after that I haven't tested the unit during the rain, but I think it looks completely waterproof, on the bottom of the unit, which should not get wet. Also, I found this to be a convenient location to change the settings. A sensor is located at the front of the lot, which is a reasonably clear view, and the receiver in the house 400 feet away picks up the sensor being tripped without problem. My challenge was to take the receiver to the back of the lot, almost nine hundred feet from the sensor, up a hill with my house in the middle, and so deep in a jungle that was dense with trees and undergrowth. At 10 feet high, there is no way you can pass I used my cell phone to coordinate with friends tripping the sensor at the gate, and the receiver went off EVERY SINGLE TIME the sensor was tripped. My house is in the way for this test, but I have no doubt these units would go a full quarter mile through less dense natural obstacles (I'm not sure about structures, but my whole house is in the way here!) I am so glad the price wasn't too high. This alarm has a fantastic range at a third of the price of the expensive driveway alarms!.

Jaycee Merritt

| Nov 10, 2020

I like the way it works when it does. It appears as though moisture has been able to penetrate inside and that it hasn't been turned so that moisture isn't coming in through the charging port. My warranty period ended a few days ago, so I decided to stop working. We have added a picture showing moisture inside of a.

Alessia Kim

| Aug 21, 2020

An alarm system that offers many features in addition to driveway security. After moving from Manhattan to a small town in North Carolina, I used to park in a parking lot for an affordable monthly fee of $350. With a 1/4-mile asphalt driveway, we now live at our new house. When someone enters my property, it feels good to know about it. Thus, I began to search for car alarms for driveways. of the items here were simply too expensive I am not a cheapskate though I do insist on value for dollar spent on retirement. Someone was coming to my front door, and I wanted to know in advance who it was As a result, we were in need of immediate assistance. My new home has multiple access routes, so expanding our reach was another important consideration. There are many options available both at first and in the future
My starting setup uses Zone One due to the default settings I left in the package. It is possible to expand Zone One through the use of additional Sensor units. In Zones 2, 3, and 4 additional Sensor units may be assigned. It is not necessary to look at the indicator lights on the Base Station when listening to each Zone, since they emit distinct chimes. Knowing what a "range" is Alternatively, this could be put as follows It detects objects in a range of 20 or 30 feet, so you can notice cars and people in that range. It is possible for the base station to adjust the volume of the alarm by communicating 1/4 mile from the Sensor to the Base Station. This one is located about an eighth of a mile away from my house, and although there are a lot of trees, the signal still works. There are several really good features of the device that I really like.
Of course, the Sensors charge with sunlight or even using just daylight, but in the event that one is not charged, a warning light will shine With the base station, 4 AA batteries can be installed so the alarm system will be resistant to a power failure (probably when crooks are Additionally, I find it convenient to be able to take the base station (when on battery power) down to the garage when anticipating When powered with an AC adapter and USB cable, the base station is usually connected to the PC. The final thoughts are that it's a superb purchase when looking at price-performance ratios. There are many others who are far more expensive to do the same things, but some cost The more money, the better. Also, I like the fact that it's a "set it and forget it" system. Santa will know when the kids are getting close to him once the software is installed. I will not be able to solve my problems with one sensor and one base station. As my network grows I will add more sensor units to the 4 zone base station, using its built-in capabilities. It appears that their tech support team corrected one of the sections of the manual There is no restriction on the number of sensors on a I think it will be more useful, though, to allocate the first four sensors to different zones.

Milo Wood

| May 17, 2021