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  • Burglar alarm sensors
  • ph0010421
    Free Member

    Hello
    As my garage is under virtually nightly attack by someone to get to my bikes, I'd like to upgrade the alarm.
    I have door switches and PIRs, but is there such a thing as a 'noise' sensor. I could put a vibration sensor on the up-and-over door, but the cable routing would be a phenomenal ball-ache.
    Rather than detecting they're already in, I'd like to unleash the fury as they're trying…
    Cheers

    Flaperon
    Full Member

    If it's under nightly attack, rig up several thousand watts of strobe lighting, a HUUUUUUGE siren, and then keep a discreet eye out of a convenient window for the little bastards with your finger on the alarm's panic button.

    Personally, I'm a fan of MicArms's idea, but you might have some difficulty explaining the shotgun blasts to the fuzz.

    MicArms
    Full Member

    Or if you have a very good defence lawyer or deep well to dispose of what's left…

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M18A1_Claymore_Antipersonnel_Mine

    There are paint ball versions of this, but I can't get onto the sites from work.

    0303062650
    Free Member

    YES!! You want one of these: http://www.klaxonsignals.com/productDetails.asp?productID=53&categoryID=50

    Makes a 'right bloody row' ™ two of them would be mental, but at over £250 a time they're not exactly cheap. How about an electric fence? crushed glass/tar?

    Is the attempt to get in through a window/door? wire mesh on the window? razor-wire? (not really appropriate if you've got animals/children i'd have thought though)

    Strobe lighting works incredibly well by all account, quite the disorienting effect. I would say couple it with a siren, but you never know whether dodgy ravers will break in on purpose.

    Hope you get it sorted out bud.
    jt

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