Garage Security
Discussion
Hi Folks
This is a quick question - mods if I am contravening rules then kill this.
I have been working in electronic security (Alarms) for a while on and off.
Would there be any interest if I put together a kit of parts using professional grade equipment (not hardware store tat that dies after a couple of years) - but more importantly with a set of installation instructions that covers comprehensively how to install it.
(Pro equipment comes with instructions but they assume you are already in the industry - this would be simple step by step).
This would be a totally separate alarm system for your garage so you can keep your P&J locked up and alarmed when the house is occupied.
I haven't really given it deep thought just trying to gauge if there is interest as this is probably going to take quite a bit of effort on my part for probably not a huge amount of reward.
You would need to be able to work a screwdriver, do a bit of wiring - including mains supply, put a few rawlplugs and screws in a wall (no worse than putting a shelf up) etc. but my instructions would tell you in a step by step fashion.
All comments good or bad appreciated.
Posted in TVR (as I was an owner and 'get it') but equally applicable to anything.
Chris
This is a quick question - mods if I am contravening rules then kill this.
I have been working in electronic security (Alarms) for a while on and off.
Would there be any interest if I put together a kit of parts using professional grade equipment (not hardware store tat that dies after a couple of years) - but more importantly with a set of installation instructions that covers comprehensively how to install it.
(Pro equipment comes with instructions but they assume you are already in the industry - this would be simple step by step).
This would be a totally separate alarm system for your garage so you can keep your P&J locked up and alarmed when the house is occupied.
I haven't really given it deep thought just trying to gauge if there is interest as this is probably going to take quite a bit of effort on my part for probably not a huge amount of reward.
You would need to be able to work a screwdriver, do a bit of wiring - including mains supply, put a few rawlplugs and screws in a wall (no worse than putting a shelf up) etc. but my instructions would tell you in a step by step fashion.
All comments good or bad appreciated.
Posted in TVR (as I was an owner and 'get it') but equally applicable to anything.
Chris
hi Chris. nice to see your still involved with the tvr lot your V8's was lovely.hope se went to a good home? l picked up you friend from his house when we drove to meguiars that time afew years ago and Dave trolley got his bonnett detailed ! . another member l havnt see for a while is Andy lewin . he also had a V8's do you know whether he is still around?
mark. tvrcc east mids
mark. tvrcc east mids
Laser Sag said:
neal1980 said:
GasMunkey said:
Can't beat a barking dog
Think you will find thieves just post some nicely coated food through your letter box then your doggy will be fast asleep whilst your getting burgled lol
This will be at the other end of the scale.
A simple audible alarm based on tried and trusted technology. A simple dialler can be added.
If you want ipod bells and whistles I would suggest you look at a seperate camera that you can view over the internet - not a market I'm in too much pain to support.
I do a visonic alarm system with cameras in PIR's but these images can only be sent to an alarm receiving centre when it is triggered. This complies with appropriate alarm legislation so no opportunity for peeping toms!
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