Price : $13.95
You Save : $26.04 (65%)
Product Features
- Sends alert when people, vehicles enter driveway or approach mailbox
- Wireless; motion-activated; weather-resistant; 400-foot range
- Sensor installs with screw on any surface: door, post, garage
- Portable receiver has three settings: high or low chimes and ôoffö
- Operates on one 9-volt and three C-cell batteries (which are not included)
Product Description
Amazon.com Review
When a visitor--wanted or unwanted--approaches a house on foot or in a vehicle the motion-detecting sensor unit of this warning device sends a signal to the receiver indoors, which chimes an alert. The device is wireless and has a 400-foot range. It requires three C-cell batteries for the receiver and one 9-volt battery for the transmitting sensor. (Batteries are not included.) The sensor is housed in weather-resistant plastic, installs with a screw on any surface, such as a mailbox post, garage, or door, and measures 4-1/4 inches high, 2-5/8 inches wide, and 2-1/4 inches deep. The portable receiver has an identical housing, can be set to chime high or low (or turned off), and measures 5 inches high, 3-5/8 inches wide, and 1-1/2 inches deep. --Fred Brack
Wireless Driveway Patrol alerts you the moment someone enters your property. SAVE BIG! As seen on TV! With the Driveway Patrol, you'll always have advanced notice that someone's on their way to your door. Compact, discreet motion-sensor unit installs on garage, mailbox, fencepost... nearly anywhere. And when triggered, it sends a wireless signal to the receiver unit, up to 400 feet away! When the unit's adjustable chime tells you you're about to have a visitor, you can prepare accordingly. Installs in minutes, no tools needed; Completely wireless; Alerts you to visitors, trespassers, deliveries and more; Sensor is extremely weather resistant. 3 5/8 x 1 1/2 x 5"h. Receiver uses 3 C batteries, 2 5/8 x 2 1/4 x 4 1/4"h. Sensor takes one 9V (not included). 2 lbs.; Order yours now! Driveway Patrol
Buyer Evaluations
I purchased this point besides all the negative feedback. For 20$ its a lot much less than the 120$ driveway alarms. the volume is a non issue If its too loud, put a piece of tape on it. the false alarms can be 99% eliminated and repair the true issue--moisture Put the sensor in a ten$ cedar bird residence This keeps it from receiving wet and keeps false alarms low. And it hides it from persons that would take and disable it. Compact animals and windy days can increase the false alarms. okay for 20$, plus 10$ for the bird residence (from Lowe's) and two cents in tape make a wonderful acquire. The range is not 400ft way more like 300ft and only 1 door.
UPDATE OF MY Evaluation DUE TO JULY 2006 HEAT WAVE: I have two of these low-price alarms set up, and each turn out to be rather intermittent when the temperature reaches 90 degrees and above (in the shade): At times they go off when a person/vehicle goes past, and sometimes they do not. As soon as the temperature decreases although, they turn into significantly extra dependable. I WOULD NOT RECOMENDED THESE DEVICES FOR SECTIONS OF THE Nation WITH HOT Climate, SUCH AS ARIZONA, TEXAS, NEW MEXICO, And so on. Original assessment: I am extremely impressed with this alarm: It is accurately able to detect men and women coming up the stairs of my apartment, and sets off the indoor alarm -- and it has not sent out any false alarms (Most problems with this alarm (that I have read in the testimonials below) seem to be triggered by the sensor being in direct sun light. This appears to trigger these units a number of difficulties, and need to have been addressed in the Patrol Sensor's enclosed instructions -- but is not. Yet, by simply shielding the outdoor sensor from all direct speak to with the light of the sun by using tape or opaque plastic, or repositioning the outdoor sensor, appears to eradicate false alarms or no alarms). This alarm unit appears to be really well made, and the price tag is, of course, extremely low. Fantastic get
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