Recommendations for Outdoor Motion Sensors for Driveway?

Hi,

I need to put some kind of outdoor motion sensor that will provide an audible tone in front of my house pointing at my driveway. Does anyone have any recommendations? Something I could perhaps order online?

It does *not* have to connect to my alarm system.

TIA.

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Joe Wangkauf
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This one works pretty well.

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alarman

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alarman

There are two items I sell online that might be of interest. One is called a "VA-6000S VoiceAlert Wireless Annunciator System". It consists of two components:

  1. A motion detector / transmitter that goes outside by the driveway.
  2. A wireless receiver that plays back your recorded message, ("Warning: Intruder in Driveway") or whatever when it gets a signal from the outdoor sensor.

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The second system is made by Optex. It's called a "RCTD-10U Wireless 1000 Driveway Annunciator" It does essentially the same thing, except it makes chime sounds -- no voice recording. Here's a link:

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Hope this helps.

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Robert L Bass

I have 1 optex motions on each side of my house to alert me if anyone walks up to it. They are excellent units.

Jim Rojas

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Jim Rojas

I've sold both to clients and they are happy with them. The VA6000 is fun since you can program it to say anything.

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Crash Gordon

I have had this one installed with a single sensor for a couple of years. It works fine, but as with all exterior PIRs, is susceptible to false alarming. Changing the battery once a year is a bit of a pain if it's mounted high.

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Robert Neville

Is that in case the Binky guy comes snoopin'?? :-)

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Frank Olson

DAMN!

That sucker must work pretty damn good!!!

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Jim

I posted that over a week ago. Donno what happened, but...I didn't do it!!!

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alarman

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