Home IR Remote Control Security Motion Sensor Alarm - €7 delivered [Ebay]

Basq

These just arrived... bought them on March 5th so about three weeks to get here from Hong Kong.

Cheap and cheerful, but nice and loud, and can be remotely armed.


Buy it on Ebay

• 100% brand new and high quality
• This sensor alarm can keep you aware of intruders or visitors in your home and extends your security system
• Wireless, infrared detector, motion-activated
• Detection area: 10m/ 30 feet long and 110 degrees wide
• Include 2 direct infrared remote control (Up to 30m/ 100 feet), please use it directly facing to the sensor
• Do not fix this senor near Heating materials
• Compatible with 220V Charger( not included)
• Please check its sensitivity monthly, to make sure it is in good condition
• Change batteries every 3 month if you don not use 220V charger
• Alarm Power Supply: 4 x 1.5v AA batteries or 6v DC power( not included)
• Remote Control Power Supply: 3 x AG13 batteries( included)
• Suitable for home, office, shop, warehouse, shed etc

Package includes:

• Alarm sensor *1
• Remote control( batteries include)*2
• Mount bracket*1

Pj!

Link

Davy

Same item was in ALDI for €9.99 last week, might be still a few around if you prefer to buy B&M for returns

danjo-xx

How would you use these in practice.

Say you wanted to put one in the hallway.

You activate it with the remote and then have a few minutes to get up stairs.

And before you come down you must point your remove downstairs to deactivate it.


Is that basically it

podge3

Slightly cheaper here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Home-IR-Remote-Control-Security-Motion-Sensor-Alarm-K-/120733110970?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1c1c4112ba#ht_3000wt_1396

Basq

Pj! wrote: »

Link

Ta.. am slipping in my old age!

danjo-xx wrote: »

How would you use these in practice.

Say you wanted to put one in the hallway.

You activate it with the remote and then have a few minutes to get up stairs.

And before you come down you must point your remove downstairs to deactivate it.


Is that basically it

Yep, more or less!

There's two LED's on front as shown in the photo - one red and one green (and one behind the red panel indicating it's detecting motion).

When you click the button to arm it, the green light on the front goes solid for 10 seconds and then goes off when it's armed.

When it detects movement, the red light on the front flashes for 5 seconds before the alarm goes off. Click the button on the remote to disarm it.

eurokev

I bought this about 6 months ago( I work in a warehouse and was hoping to use it as a bell at the front for when people come in when Im down the back and cannot see the door), Its the biggest heap of crap you've no idea. Its actually a really loud alarm (i mean really really loud). Virtually impossible to turn off with the remote. I ended up smashing it after about 2 hours

Basq

eurokev wrote: »

I bought this about 6 months ago( I work in a warehouse and was hoping to use it as a bell at the front for when people come in when Im down the back and cannot see the door), Its the biggest heap of crap you've no idea. Its actually a really loud alarm (i mean really really loud). Virtually impossible to turn off with the remote. I ended up smashing it after about 2 hours

You must have got a dud Kev..

.. absolutely no problem with mine!

eurokev

must've been

I bought this instead

http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Entry-Doorbell-Chime-Motion-Sensor-Wireless-Alarm-Bell-/390103504889?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Door_Accessories_LE&hash=item5ad3fb17f9

and it does the brilliantly, for what I was looking for

BlackWizard

I was thinking of getting one of these for my bike.

Anyone know if I could put the sensor pointing up at my bike from the ground? Would it go off if someone came in and tried to move the bike or moved the sensor?

Basq

Quick demo..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOYXu0tx-bk

eurokev

BlackWizard wrote: »

I was thinking of getting one of these for my bike.

Anyone know if I could put the sensor pointing up at my bike from the ground? Would it go off if someone came in and tried to move the bike or moved the sensor?

youre looking for this

http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Motorbike-Alarm-Security-Bicycle-Lock-Moped-Bike-H1252-/280476391464?pt=UK_SportsLeisure_Cycling_BikeLocks_SR&hash=item414db21828

Basq

eurokev wrote: »

I bought this instead

..

and it does the brilliantly, for what I was looking for

Yep, girlfriend's father had these on his back door. Very good too alright!

Like how this can be remotely armed / dis-armed though.