THE BEST WAY TO SECURE YOUR TOOLS AND VAN...TIME TO FIGHT BACK!!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 17 лют 2024
- YOU NEED TO SECURE YOUR VAN!!
Today's video is about the Vanguardian, a security system installed on the outside of your vehicle which activates when any area of the zonal protected area is touched or tampered with.
Standard alarms will only activate once the doors have been damaged, this will activate before the damage has been done and gives you half a chance to get out there to defend your property or if that's not really your style, it will spook the thieves as they like to work in the quiet.
Hope you enjoy!!
DISCOUNT CODE: SOTA-10
10% OFF ALL PRODUCTS AT VANGUARDIAN.CO.UK
DON'T FORGET TO LIKE MY VIDEO AND SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL!!
(PLEASE) :)
WHO AM I:
I’m Adam the electrician based in the south of England (Portsmouth).
I make videos that show my everyday working life installing EV charging points along with other electrical installations hopefully sharing some useful information and tips.
VIDEO LINKS!!!
THE JET RACK - FULL INSTALL VIDEO
• How To Install The JET...
THE LED LIGHTING INSTALL
• Putting The Van Back T...
THE RACKING INSTALL WITH YOKE VANS
• Van RENOVATION!! Beaut...
GARAGE INSTALL VIDEO WITH A DUCT!!
• I took on an IMPOSSIBL...
Check out my previous video, there epic!!
INTERNET WALKTHROUGH
• THE ONLY Zappi video Y...
AMAZON BAN
• From HOPE to DESPAIR: ...
• Turning Nothing into S...
Please also find and follow us on facebook, instagram and TikTok!!
/ sotaelectricalservices
/ sota.electrical
/ sotaelectrical
This video is for entertainment purposes only.
#ev #electricvehicle #evcharger #electrician #house #home - Наука та технологія
Do they have a claymore version?
🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
With a white phos taped to the front of it. Just to make sure😂
Brilliant if only
Now there’s a thought 👍
Another worthwhile thing to do is put air-tags / Tile trackers on your most likely stolen tools. My Drill pinged from inside a local guy's shed. We had a polite chat - and I got it back.
Yeah a huge pile of tools were just found in a communial toilet block at a caravan site because someone put airtags in some of their tools 👍🏻
How much is a 100 + air tags, I’m sure there’s more than a 100 tool in a work van,
@Dan-wo4bx We're not talking about the caravan club are we?
@@Bran_Redmaw yeah not sure what membership criteria you have to meet to pitch up there for a couple of nights ! Communial toilet so nobody will get collared for it . Police have asked if anyone has had tools nicked contact them with description and serial numbers so worth spending the time going through the van and take note of all serial numbers just in case !
@@SirIvan1690 good chance all the tools will stay together for a while so a tracker on at least 1 would help. I guess they are probably sold on as a job lot alot of the time .
I have an old Cattle Prod wired to my Transit. There have been several attempts but No damage, just puddles of pish from disabled bowels 😘
Legend
A charged supercapacitor wired to break-in points, remotely discharged when the danger period's over. The higher the voltage, the better!
@@spindelnett6315 Just be aware that your vans computers might not like that, it's a bit tricky as you can't just disconnect or isolate the computers either.
😂😂😂
Good one, I've had a van door recked by two blokes trying to get in. I disturbed them before they got anything, they got in their car and waved as they drove off. It's a horrible experience and gutting. They were of a certain community of people i could tell. Police do nothing unless there's violence on either part. Scum bag low life's. Still pisses me off, and makes me paranoid. These alarms do look good, thanks for sharing 😊👍
Thank you for your comments and sharing your experience, and of course for watching, appreciated sir
I used to fit car alarms some years ago and it is very important to place the siren somewhere out of sight to prevent it from being disabled. This device really doesnt strike me as money well spent and I would rather not describe the ways it could be easly disabled.
Lump hammer them off, steal them, come back before new ones are fitted...
Company that "guarantees" them goes bankrupt.
I can see the local kids setting this off just for fun!
Wiring up the van to your electrical socket, 😂 may help ❤
Would be exciting 🤣
Agree put 2 12 volt batteries behind the door and make a circuit 😂😂😂
@@flippingcarsrepairs Iove it
That is a shocking idea
Get some caps connected to the van 😂😂😂😂😂
I put bars with drywall screws to stop people breaking in.
The police said that i could be charged if a theif was injured, when breaking into my van.
Did this with my garage hidden on the floor 😂😂😂
Tool break- ins wouldn’t happen if unscrupulous tradesmen didn’t buy stolen tools. vicious circle
100% agree, good old supply and demand circle
Yep, I agree to a degree, but majority are taken by organised gangs and they end up in shipping containers.
the best security is one that can be seen ie big external locks, followed by electronic pir alarms inside and tools in locked bolted down boxes. but the old adage is if they want in they will get in. or just tow the van away.
I have motorcycle which I keep in a robust shed, I put lock on the door which was totally steel & wired it up to 220volts which I turn on after locking, I do not care if anyone gets electrocuted if they try to steal !
Love this
@@sotaelectrical I have friend in Britain & he tells me this would not be legal there & could cause law problems, in my country many people use this defence, & I never hear of problems from the police
Awesome 👍
@@sotaelectricalillegal and apparently not insurable. Who would think when.its such an appropriate idea!
Fair play mate. On AC the thief would get a nasty belt rather than killed or really hurt. I've got bikes too, and I'm looking at rigging 240v.
As already said . They are the same internals as the tat on Amazon . Had 2 one for car one for tent box . Binned
Thanks for the info and discount code, just bought a couple for my van. Thanks for sharing. Atb Shaun
Hi Shaun, no probs mate, thanks for watching my video! 👍
Thanks for this Adam. I used to have the Vanolarm but the issue was it was installed in the van so wasn’t loud enough. Gonna give this a go.
Every time I was trying this alarm out it made me jump lol so it should definitely be a deterrent
Adam it’s about layers of security. If you want to protect your van whilst at home invest in a Pyronix alarm and then add a Car Defender £30. This is a wireless device that adds to the house alarm and is designed to protect the vehicle from keyless entry theft, catalytic converter theft, tool theft. It has two technologies built in shock sensor and accelerometer (tilt). It can be set to trigger the house alarm and mobile app or just send a push notification to the app and the app says Car Defender activated.
Ok thanks for the advice!! 👍👍👍👍
David here from Artisan Security in Ireland. Pyronix alarm system with pyronix car defender and inertia sensors work a treat. Inertia sensors on the doors and car defender on the steering wheel. When they are trying to gain entry to the back they will make vibration triggering the devices before they gain entry. Car defender on steering wheel will trigger soon as vibration or turning of the steering wheel. But them on front doors if its feasible. Van just needs to be in close proximity to the house. Not to close the range is great.
@@DavidW576 all these systems need videos made on! Not enough people know about this stuff
We install the Pyronix systems and I was just saying this today there’s not very many videos on the products unless you know what you’re searching for.
@@Gjbsecurityandalarms exactly, maybe it’s the next thing I should look at and do one
My van was done in a “secure” car park near Heathrow it’s lit and covered in cctv cameras. There are staff on site 24/7 it was parked 10m from the reception and you have to negotiate a barrier access system to get onsite. Staff had been told not to interfere as it’s too dangerous and not to bother phoning the Met as they never turn up. Just goes to show the intelligence of these thieves, all you need to do to see if a van is loaded is look at the rear wheel arches, I had to replace the side door but nothing was stolen as the van was empty. Next time I will just leave it unlocked.
Sorry to hear that mate it’s more of a pandemic than Covid!
Then your interior will go missing😂
@@nitroneal4998 let’s hope not!!
Could you not have improved springs installed to create the illusion that the van is empty?
Spot on demo Adam! Just bought a set 👍
👍👍
Great demo mate, thank you
Thanks for watching!!
We have these on our work vans ,they are great
Just ordered 1 x dual and 2 singles with colour match for van , thanks for discount code saved £22 on order,
Nice mate hope it helps you sleep at night
Funny, after being hit several times in my career in Australia, I had this idea numerous times but never applied it. Just found that it got in the way. Even though the product you are showing is flawless. Instead, I have 2 x deadlocks on both front doors. The nearside and rear doors are secured internally. No, you don't have to climb in to lock the doors. It is very discreet, basically undetectable from the outside. The only giveaway is if someone is watching how I do it which is quite difficult from a distance. Good luck gents.
Thanks for sharing and the discount code 👍
Thanks for watching!!👍👍
Good one sir ..... Thank you. On the list .
Thank you sir
I see youve got a tool safe, good start. Peel and steal is easily presentable with hook looks in the right places fitted by qualified locksmiths. Fitting your own is not good enough.
Great video mate.
Thank you mate 👍👍
Good for all vehicles !
Thank you for sharing about this alarm system.
I would also consider professional thieves potentially finding ways to disable the alarm by simulating the key frequency. It's essential to have a deterrent in place to prevent such attempts. One approach could be implementing additional security measures that notify the owner if the alarm is deactivated, such as receiving a text message or email alert. This added layer of security would provide peace of mind, especially during vulnerable times like late at night.
Addressing false alarms is also crucial for maintaining the effectiveness of the system. While sensitivity settings can help fine-tune the alarm's responsiveness, finding the right balance between sensitivity and reliability is key. Providing customizable sensitivity options, similar to those found in high-end dash cams, would enable users to adjust settings according to their specific needs and environment.
Overall, ensuring the alarm system is difficult to overcome and provides feedback and customization options for users will enhance its effectiveness and reliability.
Great comments, thank you for sharing all this info!!
I had something similar on my previous van. They just covered it in spray foam, which made it much quieter.
New van has magnetic sign-writing, so I can peel it off and it becomes a more anonymous white van. I fancy getting some signs made up with something like "Sanitary Waste Disposal" - I think they'd think twice about breaking in 🤣
I'll recommend this to a mate as he has just had his van broken into.
Stick them on the inside of the doors, in the recesses. Maybe the keyfob will set it from outside?
So true, and to the point! Gone stealth under ground, service only. Undercover Honda CR-V. Don’t fit into Honda, I don’t do the job. No van, smaller jobs less drama, less money, bigger time off with friends and family. If I don’t like you, I won’t fix/ repair your drama. Janitor here, just cleaning up other peoples electrical messes. After 30 years and a disabilty, got no other skills.
Bulgarers will fill these kinds of allarms with foam to stop the noise from the allarm.
I heard stories like that before in home alarm systems. That why they are placed quite high.
This method only works with the old bell types of alarm, not the electronic ones. They put them high so the thief can not knock them off the wall into a bucket of water.
When my car kept getting broken into (atleast 5-6 times!!), I ended up placing a shock sensor. They still tried but the alarm scared them off! Shock sensors are easy enough to wire into the standard alarm system and cheap as chips - you could place one on every door... and no batteries to install. Then followed by a 130db internal siren... good luck! Also you can install an insanely bright strobe light inside the van. Disorientating them is brill :D
My brothers work van has been broken into numerous times. He is a diamond driller, so his gear is mega expensive. I suggested he electrify the skin of his van when it is parked outside his gaff. A 0.01amp buzz for the initial warning (painful, but not overtly dangerous), if the scum come back after, a 1amp (fatal) jolt to make sure they don't try again. It's a shame it would be illegal, but when the police refuse to do what we pay them for, people will end up taking matters into their own hands. This is how vigilantes are born.
Looks a nice bit of kit. I’d like to see it with a built in SIM card and be able to send a notification to your phone that it’s been set off, I’m sure this is something the company will look at in future developments.
I will suggest this for sure!!
Shared this to my Facebook page.
Thanks mate 👍
Unfortunately alarms are ignored by everyone because they are so frequently heard, thieves don't care about the noise, no one is going to confront a gang of em with weapons as they normally have for some tools, its not worth it. So this won't stop them at all just piss off your neighbours when it triggers accidentally or you forget to disarm and pull the handle and then stand there grabbing your remote to silence it. Sorry I'm just being realistic. And I have a van!!
Great content 👊🏻
Thank you 👊
Great vid sounds like a good product 💪🐸✌️
Thank you 👍👍
Possible major flaw with this one.
You mentioned you can train the key fob to work with additional ones, not sure how that is done, however what's stopping someone getting one of these fobs and pairing it up with yours? You get the exact same fobs on other alarm systems we have one on our summer house in the back garden so they are easily obtained these fobs.
Again not sure how you pair the fobs up to additional alarms but I'm going to imagine this could be a major flaw with this system.
Just another point, these guys breaking into vans these day's couldn't give a toss if an alarm is going off, there's usually more than one and carrying machetes or other weapons so although I know I can handle myself I just wouldn't risk running out my house if I heard my alarm going off and there is 2-4 guys with visible weapons on show. Police don't get involved anymore but they would if you went out and hurt one of those scummy rats.
We aren't protected enough these days and if you dare take it into your own hands it's you that's in the s*it, absolute madness really is.
Thank you for your comments, ok so I will try and answer your questions… you need original fobs to pair new ones up, this is not a high end ££££ security system, it has been designed to alert only.
Regarding the guys breaking into vans, there not all the same, some might walk away and the other serious gangs are another issue, I do have a way of sorting this in the event of it happening but I will be banned from UA-cam for sharing it, and I will happily do time after being done twice with no help from the police
@sotaelectrical understand mate, we 100% should be allowed to defend our homes etc. Law always seems to favour the actual criminals here than the innocent victims.
I got charged with gbh years ago for giving a junkie a bit of a beating, guy was in the middle of mugging two young teenagers, and I get charged for stepping in, unbelievable mate.
Scum that steal from other's, can't stand them.
All you say is correct. I certainly wouldn't want to have the gun problems that the USA does, but it is statistically true that they have fewer problems with home burglary and things like van theft, because breaking in like that means you could get shot.
those are basically shock motion sensors from amazon with the remote. the difference is the additional outdoor case to stick to the outside of the vehicle. one feature they could add to this concept are notifications that csn trigger events like email & text you an alert & maybe trigger cameras inside and around the van.
Premier inn Totenham is rife, vans done nightly. Police and staff complicit. Ford makes about £350 a pop selling the catches they break doing it, doesn't give them incentive to make a more secure van
I was a small tradesman with minimal tools that I took indoors every night and I had a sticker that said no Jaffa cakes left in this van overnight
An alarm is good for you but its not going to stop them, theyll try another one, my preference would be flames like in south Africa or electrcution but as that may cause you some problems what about pepper spray with an alarm.
When I was window fitting we would drop a door spindle through the top of the door. It would sit in the top part of the door and the frame. We also had a large security hasp on the back. Had one attempted break in the ripped the door handle off the side door, smashed a front window and been through the cab. However they never got in the back.
Thanks just used your code 👊🏻
Appreciate you watching!! 👍👍
I did a high voltage “deterrent “ for a doctor with a soft top EType Jaguar, which had the roof cut open a couple of times whilst he was working at the hospital. He called me a couple of months later to disconnect it. When asked why, he said it was a wet night and the thief first tried the door handle triggering the sensor and firing the high voltage inverter. The man got a huge belt being fully grounded and was thrown more than a metre away from the car. Unfortunately another vehicle was going down the busy road at the time and consequently ran over him. The doctor was the physician on duty and had to operate on the thief! The man never knew whose car it was but the doctor didn’t want to risk it again!
Fair play and many thanks for helping out fellow tradesmen
Thank you mate
Years ago fitting car alarms there was x2 system that were awesome alarm add on's being microwave and or ultrasonic witch you could use with convertible or soft tops without the roof, As soon as anything cross the invisible barrier being microwave the alarm was triggered. Cyclops alarms or Dynamco witch use to build the alarms for police if that helps anyone.
Dam, thought you was going to say the bottom button blows the thief’s fingers.
Great video impressed is there a sensor you can adjust for sensitivity
Wouldn't be surprised if a small drill in the right place would defeat this
I was thinking two pops with a nail gun in either speaker. It needs to be inside the van really.
Seems decent but theres always a way unfortunately think they should just increase the punishment for break ins instead maybe like a finger or 2
Electrify the doors and handles 😂
Would love too 🤣
Yes! Electrify the plastic doors handles,I think not:
@@lolorick5885 numpty! Most door handles are metal 🤣🤣🤣
I really want to do this but how would it be wired up…😅
@@ckarodipolicethepolice2301 maybe 40 years ago... These days its all plastic mate. Even the chrome look ones are plastic
Is there a version that explodes bright yellow dye (permanent) over the “ would be” thieves?🤔
Sounds like a top selling invention to me!
When my milwaukee tools got stolen i rang the police & there exact response was " well, what do you expect us to do about it mate".. !!! .
Shocking mate, the police are useless
My response would be “oh I don’t know maybe come and act like the police or something rather than someone who is just taking the money and going after easy targets like motorists or people using hurty words”
@@davideyres955 I’m with you all the way
My reply would be, " well, what do you expect me to do with the body mate".. !!!
I gave a big dog inside my van
With CCTV, if you use a Eufy Camera system it will alarm when it detects a person in an area of your choosing at times of your choosing. It would be an ideal partner to this alarm system.
Is the case metal pr plastic? If plastic, a hammer and screwdriver would make short work of it. Do the keys use rolling codes? If not they would be vulnerable to simple replay attacks like car alarms of 20 years ago.
Would be fun for the local kids
Not only are the police not interested they expect you to do their work for them and even giving them clear video evidence they still do not bring charges, yet some assumed to be homeless guy not even doing anything except just sitting there not even begging you can find up to 10 police officers surrounding them even when that homeless person is not even homeless it was their assumption that the person was homeless, then told the person they had to leave the area or be arrested under section whatever of pace and vagrancy act, yet all the person did was sit on a bench to have a sandwich and a drink that they had just purchased, that was me in both instances, unfortunately even though i do have a mobile phone i do not always take it out with me everywhere or i would have recorded the situation, and yes i was being awkward because they had no legitimate reason to even approach me other than an assumption, they accused me of begging stating that's how i got the money for the sandwich and drink and that he saw me begging, all i said was bullshit i earn my money next thing chubby fucker called for backup and i was surrounded by literally 10 police offices searched without consent at which point they discovered i was not homeless after all and still told me to leave the area and not return or be arrested , just seems the police are more interested in clamping civil liberty than solving real crimes these days,
Alarms and cameras don’t stop stuff getting stolen. Locks and different layers of security do.
Alarm is a deterrent though
A blue led light is a great deterrent, like on the clifford alarms, I remember the lads years ago telling me when they were robbing cars once they seen the blue led they moved onto the the next victim
@@Thedar561 that’s interesting!! Thanks for sharing that!
Deadlocks, internal door shielding, loom guard.
Not the duff perspex pb plumber thinks is a solution though!
One question I would have asked the company is how unique are the key fob frequencies use the deactivate the alarm? It is trivial for criminals to purchase one of these devices and use a flipper zero to read the radio frequencies and be able to play them back. Or even reverse engineer the key fob radio signal to figure out the ranges that they use to deactivate the alarm and then simply create a flipper zero program to emulate it.
police are not fit for purpose should set up neighbourhood watch
Careful, don't nip your finger will you😂
Good video mate. I'm watching it and I don't even have a van😊
Thank you sir 👍👍
Im sure i saw something similar on dragons den. I think its a brilliant idea!
Another great video pal!
Thank you sir! 👍
Good video! You mentioned dead bolts. This too is a concern for me. Where do I find deadbolts for my Van front doors? I’ve checked with locksmith, no luck. Thank you
Hi there, thank you!! So I don’t think you can get the dead bolts on the front doors but you can change the barrel like I have so it’s a mechanical lock rather than an electrical one. Pm me and I can help more maybe
I have a new Vito van but never have tools in as I only deliver my furniture in, I’m really thinking of adding side door windows so thieves can see nothing in it, just don’t want my van ruined
Might be a good idea!
One man used a farming electric fence system to electrify his vehicle.
Anyone touching it got a non lethal but very unpleasant shock!
.
Awesome, do you know if it will work on a all over wrapped van?
In Australia we usually park in a shed. Who knew?
Not many of us have that luxury over here unfortunately
One issue is the remote. The loop cracks in your pocket when you have a keyring on it
How do they work, Motion sensor? Earthing circuit? Proximity radar? And what happens if a strong wind shakes the van?
DeWalt have these installed on their trade vans and they prevented break-ins when targeted at the Sandown Park Toolfair… They work, FACT! 👌🏼😉
I have heard this before!!
@@sotaelectricalDeWalt did a demo for me… I was impressed. If you have two vans parked up and one has VanGuardian fitted thieves are more likely to target the one without, so as a deterrent it works! 😊
Best place to fit a second unit is inside the van behind a grill, try and think when 110db is blasting in enclosed area……🤓
Good idea mate 👊
if it detects shock it would be useful on the inside of the van and then cant be removed. Im surprised nobody doesnt sell a bolt on steel edge for the top inside with a electronic deadbolt into another steel edge along the roof. Im surprised van makers dont sell a workvan with similar already in place. oh they do. Reinforced Load Space for Master and Trafic | Renault Trucks
Put 2 bull mastiffs in the back at night and leave the van unlocked 😂
We have them a good bit of kit
Agreed 👍👍
Have you had any false alarms with them, would scare me and my family if it went off the night falsely
I used to work on the road and my estate car was broken into outside the house over 15 years ago. The police were not interested then! I have to use ear plugs to sleep now because any tiny noise wakes me.
That’s terrible mate sorry to her that
Alarms and cameras are deterents, thieves dont know who is watching, but if they know what your product does they will look elsewhere, Vanguard is an additional layer of security to deter thieves. nice product. I own a decent car and have had 2 systems installed, Ghost II and Scopion S5, even with the keys they cannot drive it without knowing the secret input sequence from the vehicles own switches/ indicators/flappy paddles, scorpion will track the vehicle and alert the owner immediatly if the vehicle is lifted, however gentle due to geo fencing. That life at present, If I had a van I would alos install Vanguardian as another layer of security.
I’m learning a lot about different security systems so thank you for your comments! Appreciated!!
@@sotaelectrical not just commented but also subscribed.
Be good idea if it sent you a txt alert or called you announcing theft attempt
Agreed
A pickaxe handle or crow bar will also help
Why not fit some metal chequer plate doors on the inside of the van doors that you can put a traditional padlock on. So you would have a second barrier preventing access to the tools. Surely they will just come with a sledge hammer and knock the thing off then come back the next night when your waiting for the replacement.
And the problem with this is thieves do not care about noise they do it in broad daylight light now as they no they won’t get into to trouble but I suppose every little helps
A couple of swings with a lump hammer will surely knock that off, and then once on the floor a couple of more swings to smash the alarms?
What do you think, do you think it can be easily hammered off?
Yeah probably but hopefully it’s gone off and got my attention by then, all I want is this to get my attention, nothing else
There just hold a towel over it so you can't hear it then lever it off with a screwdriver
2 questions. Does it go off if you try your drivers door as units on back and opposite side. What about expanding foam sprayed over them to deaden the sound ? Not that I would want you to try that !
It does not go off if you handle the drivers door, you can get smaller ones to put on the front doors which I’m going to do, expanding foam… no idea.. won’t try it 🤣
Just wire it to the mains👍
Looks like a good system.
How does it cope with animals, such as cats brushing up side and any indicator for when battery going low?
Don’t know yet buddy, I’m going to do a follow up video in a month
The sensitivity is adjustable to seven levels, as mentioned by the owner himself on one of his videos.
Good bit of kit, seen it on dragon's den was surprised none of the dragon's went for it, def a major deterrent.
they should make a induction charger kit for it , so it does not need removing for battery charging , does it have notifications / sms ?
good thought. along those lines, I do think their AAA's battery useage design is a bit underwhelming, AA's would only make it slightly larger but definitely longer life.
I'll be honest, looking at the remote and the units inside the cover, these remind me of the bike alarm which are sold on Amazon for £14 to £18, now I know there is more to them because of the outer case which houses the two alarms and the to cover, but it certainly looks like two chinese bike alarms in a box 🤔 so it looks to me like a slightly redesigned two tier box utilising cheap Chinese bike alarms, I had one on my motorbike 😂
I thought the same thing!
@@neiljarvis8911 I'm just being honest, that's exactly what it looks like to me 😏
Well said, they just put their company name on with a sticker, Chinese crap all day.
How about a capacitive discharge system?
its a shame it doesn’t have a alarm alert iphone app for those times your further away from vehicle. Maybe they could look at that ? Otherwise great bit of kit
Il ask them if this is maybe something in the making
I'm confused why no one has done a nozzle based thing for vans. In that when you detect someone is breaking in you either
1. Deploy smoke screen similar to the systems used in buildings to stop thieves
2. Deploy something else such as extremely disgusting smelling stuff/high marking
Obviously you need maintenance but no one is stealing your van covered in cat piss
There is your dragons den idea
@@sotaelectrical "I've partnered with animal shelters to bring you PussyScreen, the cat urine based smoke system, I need 1m for 1% investment in my company"
Does look like a great product i haven't read all the comments below so these questions might have been covered. can heavy rain strong wind hale stones set the alarm off. does it work on movement.
I’ve had no false alarms yet and it’s been through all questions asked 👍
What if they can mimic or hack the key fob to disarm the alarm? Car key fobs seem to be hacked all the time.
Baseball bat works a treat
That does work!!
"A van is broken into every 23 minutes in the UK" - and the owner is getting seriously miffed about it 🤣
How is it when by a busy road, windy rainy weather etc please?
I will have to get back to you on this, only fitted them last week 👍👍
Very good. It’s a shame the UK has become like this.
Thank you, and yes a complete shame
i bought these for my van back when they were promoting them early release. and i did like it it works but the remote snapped in my pocket as its thin 3d printed and just got crushed... it was quite loud even just to arm the thing u get looked at like I'm the thief lol just arming the damn thing XD, anyway since then the batteries died i put new ones in and it wasn't working thing they got wet inside, lastly since then my van broke down and needs a new gearbox so thats been SORN and I'm not using it currently so i went to pull the alarms off to put on my land rover and snapped the casing :I
The weakest link is the batteries I feel, having to keep replacing them and what if they go flat just before a break in?
It’s not a super expensive security set up, I think cost needs to be taken into account, the perfect product would be much more expensive 👍👍