With the recent economic downturn, protecting your family and your home has never been more vital. Wireless security alarms can be an affordable–and simple–way to make sure your loved ones and possessions are secure in these tumultuous times.
If you’re thinking about purchasing a wireless security alarm, here’s a guide to separating fact from fiction when it comes to buying wireless security alarms.
Some people will tell you that wireless alarms are expensive, but this just isn’t true. With an upper range of the mid-300s for the super nice models to ultra-affordable models in the 50 dollar range, wireless security alarms can be a very budget-conscious way to ensure your home’s protection.
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My brother is..shall we say….financially challenged. (Read: broke) But when he got kids he started to get interested in wireless security alarms. Trouble was, he didn’t want to pay more than 50 bucks. I know, tough to get a heavy-duty centralized alarm system. But then I suggested he get this GE 51107 Smart Home Wireless Alarm System Kit for 30 bucks (Correction: Price has gone down to 25). Now it’s not perfect, you’re not gonna get a SWAT team to come to your house. But if you’re looking for home alarm systems of the do it yourself variety than this puppy will work out just fine. It’s a bit loud for my tastes, and won’t cover a huge area. But if you live in an apartment–and maybe not in the best part of town–then this thing will work perfectly. Installation–totally easy. (If Rob can do this, I promise you can do this.) All in all a great wireless security alarm to add to your home.
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The GE 51107 Personal Security Alarm Kit includes everything you need to help secure your home, including a deluxe door alarm with a four-digit keypad and three independent window alarms. Best of all, there's no wiring or drilling required for installation. This simple-to-use, cost-effective security solution helps protect you and your family again
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DIY Home Security Systems are like the walkie-talkies from when I was a kid. You get what you pay for. That being said for less than a hundred dollars this is one of the most affordable wireless security alarms on the market. Yes, it may promise a 450 ft. range and may not live up to that billing. (My ipod is supposed to go 12 hours on a charge..uh..yeah right.) But for smaller houses/apartments this wireless security alarm will do just fine. Some of other folks who’ve reviewed it have complained about the sensor issue. I had NO problems, and found the installation a breeze. but you gotta read the manual. (can’t just skim over it like an IKEA desk.) So if you’re looking for ultra-cheap diy home security systems, than this unit will fit your needs. (And it will work a lot better than my old walkie-talkie.
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