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Home Wireless Monitoring System Alarm 82.24 exc delivery

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got one of these, was easy to set upEx forum ambassador
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More information here
http://www.c-p-p.co.uk/product/asp/ProdID/2209/af/page.htm
More cost as well £149.95
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Got one of these a few weeks ago from pc world at 99.99. Good setup and recommend. They also have a cheap pack of extras for £39.99 reduced from £99.99. Collet at store only. Includes dummy alarm box, door sensor, movement sensor and keyfob.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/1068700 -
Do you have to sign up to BTs service to use it online and get text messages or calls when the alarm is triggered and do you have to have an account with BT?:: No Links in signatures please - Edited by Forum Manager ::0
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Anybody any ideas - I would also like to know this. ThanksThere are three ways to get something done; do it yourself, hire someone or forbid your kids to do it.0
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you need to subscribe to the BT service to get it to send messages , monitor etcEx forum ambassador
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This was discussed on the DVD forums ( www.thedvdforums.com ) last time these systems were on offer. Apparently there is a way to alter the number called by the system. Normally it will act as a modem and dial BT's monitoring centre who in turn send the txt, phone and email messages. By changing the number you can get it to dial your mobile number.
It will lose the txt and e-mail alert side of things if you do this but it will save you £5 a month. The other benefit of subscribing is the BT system will alert up to 3 people. If you change the number it will only do 1 afaik.0 -
does anyone who has one know if it is pet friendly.
Will a cat set this off.
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Opps link in post three says its OK with pets. Thanks.0 -
We have 3 cats - never had a problem with ours0
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3% cashback through Quidco also.0
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