Keyfobs have such a short range someone would probably have to within eyesight for the code to be scanned if that was even possible.
And someone removed and remounted the mainboard? What did you do about that?...I woulda changed all my locks and had the alarm company that installed the system come out immediately and find out what the heck happened!
| wrote: | | >I've tried reading through some of the threads in this newsgroup to get an | >idea about some of these wireless home security systems/alarms, but frankly | >I was unable to find out any useful information. | >
| >Everybody on here seems so cocky and quasi aggresive and recalcitrant. Not | >everyone, of course, but lots of the posters. It sort of makes the whole | >industry look bad. | >
| >Where can I go to actually find unbiased opinions on these types of systems | >? The ones like the GE/ProtectAmercica and SecureHome SecureLink II | >systems. Is there any site that ranks/reviews/tests these systems ? Sort of | >like Consumer Reports. | >
| >Also, in general, are these systems at least somewhat reliable in real life | >situations ? I'm not trying to protect the crown jewels here, just my TV, | >stereo, and computer. I live in an apartment building. | >
| >I am a little worried other wireless devices will set of the alarm. I'm | >also worried my cat will set off the motion detector. I've seen ones that | >say they are "pet proof", but am somewhat doubtful. Does anyone have real | >world experience with these motion detectors and a cat ? | >
| >Thanks for any helpful advice. | >
| >cheers, | >e | | From personal experience I can tell you that if you use a keyfob-device, | please make sure that it is encrypted, has coderolling and x-million | codes to choose between! | | I have an "Infinite"