
| Value for Money | 8.3/10 |
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| Reviewer Rating | 7.7/10 |
| Overall Rating | 8/10 |
Full review by
geoffonhols![]()
on 2nd Jul 2009
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User Rating : 9
Respect : 0
Good Points: No Wiring Good value for money Rings any preset number if the alarm goes off Simple to fit - even a man can do it. I have put main bell box front and dummy rear of house
Bad Points: have to see how good the battery life is.
General comments: Bought my Yale Hight Security Communication Alarm System from Argos £195
Simple to set up -although i did call the help line and they were VERY helpful.
The Kit has two PIRS - Two door contacts- Main bell box -Plus Dummy bell box. Wire to connect to phone line. Main key pad which is illuminated
Lots of add ons can be purchased separately.
I have set it up to phone my mobile if the alarm goes off and phone Clint Eastwood if im not available.
geoffonhols's review and ratings | 131 words
Review by
geoffdaman
on 17th Jan 2009
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User Rating : 7
Respect : +1
I purchased the premium top of range Yale High Security Communication Alarm System from Home base at £159Nice bit of Hi tech equipment, It seems complicated at the start, but you soon get the hang of the setup system. If you can use a mobile phone set up, this is probably easier. It is easy to add or remove devices like passive infa red detectors, door entry switches, smoke alarms, and extra sirens. You can even have a remote FOB on your key ring. There are no wires to clip or route, ...
geoffdaman's full review | 520 words
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User Rating : 7
Respect : +1
A good inexpensive basic system, however add-ons are a bit pricey. The system is easy to set-up, with quite a few customisable options. The correct positioning of PIR's is absolutely crucial (they will have difficulties picking up movement if placement not at optimum). A wider angle of detection would be better.
ebu's full review | 66 words | 1 comment added.
