It's a 24 quid alarm anyone who thinks even by name it's a professional item needs their head checked.
Anyone who comes in ranting that only the professional ones are of any use, with no perspective need even more help.

Even a dummy alarm box to discourage the most opportune or idiotic thief will cost £10.

well, there is always one on hear who talks a load of ****, its to protect your home....not Brinks Mat.....Jeeez where do these folk get off on outrageous comments????

I have this exact system and my dog has tested it for us... It works fine. It's not a top of the range alarm system, but it's fine. The door contacts work. The PIR's work. Even calls you to let you know the alarm is going off...

It works fine.

Outrageous comment, who would pay for an overpriced professional system when this will do the same job for 20 times less! All these alarm companys do is charge 70quid a year for a battery change, that's the real robbery!

any around in the Midlands

thanks

I work for adt and con honestly say the Visonic kits are far superior than our own wireless systems .
And they are the most popular quality wireless alarm online if you research it .

Also marbles on the floor at every entrance to your house can be a deterrent. If they get past that then the electrified door handles will be a nice surprise for any would be burglars. :man:

A few years ago I was on my home alone for a week, no cars on the drive in a relatively isolated area, I was leaving early and coming home late, the houses on both sides of us got hit that week and the Police suspected that both had been visited at least twice. We were the only ones with an alarm fitted, so they are a deterrent.

Visonic have been going for years! Used to install Castle Care Tech (as they were known then) when I was an apprentice in the 90's. Not so popular now, but good solid kit. Texecom are just the dogs danglys though, so flexible and easy to use, unlike the some of the stuff my company use :man:

£22.50 at Asda, Garthdee, Aberdeen

Visonic are by far the best wireless alarms , and are used by nearly all alarm companies , I no as a fit them . Yale are on of the worst , it's not professional and more like a DIYers alarm , also they can be set off by different frequencies like taxi radios etc .

Good deal op.

I have my house alarmed but at this price I'd get this for a spare. Even good for the shed or garage.

Yale are the worst manufacturer ever! Don't get confused with comparing this product to professional manufacturers such as Texecom, Visonic, Honeywell and Cooper as this is definitely a DIY product and I would stay well clear of it as there isn't a professional company that would maintain this rubbish so bear that in mind! 24 quid is very cheap though to put into perspective it wouldn't even pay for the lithium batteries in a professional system's external bell!

This deal is a steal!

I have this alarm at my rented property... It's easy to install and works great... Pretty loud when it goes off. Will definitely draw attention.

Not a bad price for a DIY alarm.. Personally i wouldnt bother , but then i fit security systems for a living, but for someone who cant afford a professional make and want an alarm presence on the house its ideal.

Sorry, but this offer cant be verified

any link

iv got this, hubby a taxi driver and its a great alarm . those that are moaning must be smack heads who don't like to pay for anything . these are £80 ish and op saw it cheap, and your moaning.

anyone else found any?/ would like to buy and save it and take the dummy off.

It doesn't need to be the best alarm on the market, it only needs to be better than what the bloke next door has.

After we were burgled a year year and a half ago, I installed a Yale alarm, not this model but a higher one. We were told by both the crime prevention officer and the victim support person that around a year later a lot of victims of burglary are targeted again as the burglars know the layout, and will assume you've replaced what was nicked.

We've not been burgled again *touch wood* but 3 other houses in our street have, none of which had an alarm fitted.

I believe that's down to the alarm in part, and also the 3 wireless webcams motion detecting and recording movement on both flat roofs and out the front and uploading the footage to Google Drive :smiley:

The things I liked about the Yale system were the range that the sensors worked at, the ease of installation and the ability have it send SMS to you if anything was triggered. We had two professional firms round to quote for installation- both used wireless rather than wired solutions and given that we live in a dead end road, taxi interference wasn't an issue, so we decided to save the best part of £700 and do it ourselves. Don't regret it but circumstances do vary and it might not be for everyone.

Most insurance companies will give you a 2% to 15% discount considering what insurance company your using and what they require such as bells only or having a redcare unit or dual com unit.

It's cheap and cheerful. Alright price for a diy system. Not exactly top of the range but does what it Saids on tin. No need to compare to a texe or Honeywell or scanteonic etc...

Any ideas if this is just a local deal or nationwide?

Yes I do have a visonic , there new model is on par with most wired systems . £299 for 3 senses , 2 door contacts , 1 smoke . And panel .

It's a steal at this price

If it means I can catch catwoman, then heat added

gonna go tomorrow to check

No problem at all with the product, nice quality. But now I have to find someone who pays the slightest bit of attention when it goes off :stuck_out_tongue:

Good one, Heat!

nice find op, heat added

Will need to check my local that's a great price

That's the pic that relates to product. When I try to upload it, it changes to one I've not even saved in my photos !! Odd.

I belive the PIR's, keypad, door contacts and siren should work on some other Yale alarms (would work with my one with the proper control panel).

Ideal for people wanting extra PIR's, door contacts and even a keypad (have one in my bedroom).

IT would be good if the pir worked on other yale alarms, mines needs the easyfit yellow Yale badge

anyone seen this elsewhere?

It's most probably this model, i picked one up before xmas for £49.99 from Aldi.
hsa6200

Wrong pic but if I try to edit it drops the URL??? Unit had circular keypad.