Hows this for car security?
Hows this for car security?
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fridaypassion

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11,457 posts

257 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2IhQx8xpac

Just fitted one of these at home. Apologies for the crap text it doesnt seem to have converted well when I've uploaded it to youtube.

Top fun though and these things have just about got a 100% success rate against thefts.

Westy Pre-Lit

5,088 posts

232 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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Smoke cloaks have been around a while and are very effective.

Can i ask how much it cost.smile

fridaypassion

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257 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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Cost for me (I'm a security engineer) Still not cheap though £800

Office_Monkey

1,969 posts

238 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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Is the gas toxic? <-- silly question, what I meant was could it be made toxic?

Edited by Office_Monkey on Wednesday 4th February 17:29

fridaypassion

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257 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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No its vegetable derived. Leaves no residue either.

Slagathore

6,224 posts

221 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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What triggers it?

fridaypassion

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Wednesday 4th February 2009
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Links into the main alarm system on the house but I've also put a failsafe in the form of an additional sensor to stop false alarms wink

Westy Pre-Lit

5,088 posts

232 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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fridaypassion said:
Cost for me (I'm a security engineer) Still not cheap though £800
Cheers for that.

Hopefully one day the price will come down and become cost effective for the general householder.

Brilliant bit of kit, well done that man.thumbup

Slagathore

6,224 posts

221 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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fridaypassion said:
Links into the main alarm system on the house but I've also put a failsafe in the form of an additional sensor to stop false alarms wink
Sounds good!

My dad was around when there was one being installed at his work! Said it was quite interesting watching them test itbiggrin

[AJ]

3,079 posts

227 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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fridaypassion said:
No its vegetable derived. Leaves no residue either.
Ah well, I was hoping it was tear gas! Could the gas be replaced for a paprika based product? wink

[AJ]

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227 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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fridaypassion said:
Cost for me (I'm a security engineer) Still not cheap though £800
What would it retail at then, including standard installation?

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

284 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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...Hey, mister, I is nickin' yer car

fridaypassion

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Wednesday 4th February 2009
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[AJ] said:
fridaypassion said:
Cost for me (I'm a security engineer) Still not cheap though £800
What would it retail at then, including standard installation?
Guide price is £1400 but you can get units you could do for nearer £1100

I have a spare used one wink

fridaypassion

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Wednesday 4th February 2009
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Oh yeah you could add something to it to sting a bit. The smoke somes as a liquid so you could mix something in with it if you wanted to biggrin

mybrainhurts

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Wednesday 4th February 2009
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fridaypassion said:
Oh yeah you could add something to it to sting a bit. The smoke somes as a liquid so you could mix something in with it if you wanted to biggrin
Are you thinking laxative or cyanide...?

fridaypassion

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Wednesday 4th February 2009
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I'm thinking a 6th form girls college install and some rohypnolbiggrin

mybrainhurts

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Wednesday 4th February 2009
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oh

mybrainhurts

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Wednesday 4th February 2009
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This might be a little more effective...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQbHnLSasfQ&fmt...

hehe...Scorchio

SystemParanoia

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227 months

Wednesday 4th February 2009
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the problem with how you have that setup...

if they can quickly open the door and get in, the car wont fill with the smoke.... then they just drive through your garage door

fridaypassion

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Wednesday 4th February 2009
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Wrong.

You cant see clearly on the video as it encoded a bit poorly but the second activation is done with the garage door wide open prior to activation. In a real break in situation the system would be triggered by a sensor on the garage door so by the time they had lifted the door up the unit would already be discharging. Obviously you aim it for the drivers door.

Me and my dad tried it a few times and there is no way you can get in the car you just cant see!