Today Only: Save On Security And Home Video Surveillance Systems From Amazon
Sale valid until 11:59pm PST or while supplies last.
For example this SimpliSafe 12-Piece Security System with HD Camera & Smoke Detector was selling for $569.99 yesterday, and is now just $299.99, the lowest price ever on Amazon.
Sample deals:
- LaView 1080P Wi-Fi 360° Indoor Security Camera: $37.45
- Zmodo Sight 180 Full HD 1080p Wireless Security Camera System: $57.59
- Zmodo Video Doorbell Security Camera: $134.99
- Wisenet SmartCam D1 Wired Video Doorbell for Home Security With Face Recognition: $169.99
- LaView 1080p wireless security camera system outdoor HD 4 channel WiFi NVR with 1TB Hard Drive outdoor/indoor home security camera system: $244.99
- Arlo Pro 2 by NETGEAR Home Security Camera System (3 pack) with Siren: was $679.99 yesterday, now just $483
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Does anyone have any of these and have an opinion whether they’re good?
Does anyone know of a home security system that does not require Wi-Fi
Can anyone who have this give a review since on amazon its not so promising
I’ve had SimpliSafe for a little over 4 years now. Basic monitoring is $14.99/mo & $24.99/mo for upgraded options such as using your smartphone for certain features. I have the $14.99 service as I don’t need the extra bells & whistles. The system runs on either the T-Mobile or Verizon cell networks whichever the company decides has the strongest signal. System has a battery back-up for power outages. The feature I liked best is it operates on a cell network, since burglars have been known to cut phone lines to house to disable alarms. Do it yourself installation & setup is fairly easy. We test system every so often & alarm company does call to confirm test signal. One time we accidentally triggered panic button, we were called within 10 seconds to make sure we were o.k.. Another time we left a window ajar so system triggered a break-in. I was called as were the police. I met police at home to make sure the house was clear. Also, this appears to be their 1st generation system as their 2nd generation items are a little smaller.
Does anyone have experience how to manage this system, or a similar system with a Shomer Shabbat home? You would need to disable door sensors, cameras and motion sensors.