Guardline Wireless Driveway Alarm w/Two Sensors

Reliable, affordable, expandable, adjustable, and easy to use! I'm so glad I found this "alert" system! I say "Alert" as its not truly an "Alarm" system. Although it does have the ability to tie into an existing alarm system. I live out in the countryside on a private acre of land and have a regular home alarm system. The home alarm system covers all of the windows and doors and motion within the house. But I wanted something that would alert me to folks on the property before they even get near the house. And this system fills that need perfectly! A little side story here - about a year ago I ran into a guy on my property walking thru the trees carrying a chainsaw case. Nothing too out of the ordinary with that right? He's looking for firewood and happened to stray onto my property. But when this guy saw me he dropped the chainsaw case and ran. And what do you think was in the chainsaw case? Not a chainsaw! It was full of tools for breaking into a house. Anyways, this alert system is great! You can put the sensors in trees, on a post at the entrance to your dirt road driveway, whatever. Setup your alert zones with a different chime/sound for each zone so you know exactly where your perimeter has been crossed. I have 2 receivers that are paired to all of my sensors. One receiver is in the house and the other receiver is out in my shop which is where I spend most of my time. Both receivers play the exact same chime/sound for the sensor that was triggered. I have also wired up +12v l.e.d strobe lights to the receivers so that at night when a perimeter sensor is tripped my visitor will know long before they get to the house that I am aware of them. Receiver units in the system have battery backup in case of power outages, and the receivers will let you know when, and which, sensors batteries are in need of replacement. All-in-all Guardline did a great job with this product. For the price point it can't be beat. I have all of my sensors dialed in really good now so false trips are pretty rare too. Although deer and anything as big as a human IS going to trip the system. But hey, you want to know about the brown bear who's eating your blueberries off the bushes too right?! I'd rather know he's there, when he's there, before I step in his scat or round a corner on him unawares. Bottom line, I give it a big thumbs up. I'm a proud owner