BT Home Wireless Monitoring System Alarm VP1000 - £53.99 Delivered

--Tony--

This is a cracking deal, I bough one when they went down to £82.99 (+ delivery).



http://www.savastore.com/productinfo/product.aspx?catalog_name=Savastore&product_id=10281130&pid=45&tid=647

old discussion from last year:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=212527


Features



Easy to install
Wireless Technology
Supports up to 28 sensors(PIR)
Alerts designated contacts via phone, email, SMS
Monitor the status of your phone, via Internet
Keyfob- now includes 1 Unit
Magnetic Detector- 1 unit
Movement Dectectors- includes 2 units
3 Months FREE monitoring service

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Also, thanks to "Browntoa" further down:

Also VP1000 ACCESSORY PACK at PC world for £29.99

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/product.php?sku=106870




BT VP1000 Z-UK-0370 Accessory Pack
Contains Keyfob, Door/Contact Sensor
Dummy Bell Box, Motion Sensor
Add to improve home security
Monitor all aspects of your home
Wireless - no additional wiring needed
Use with BY Home Security kit
Easy to install

MonkeySaving?

Cracking deal, especially as it's £90 on the BT site.
http://www.shop.bt.com/invt/cbv103

welshblob

Don't forget though that the Deluxe version (extra keyfob and infrared sensor) of this is £99 at the bt shop ...

http://www.shop.bt.com/invt/cbv100

And i think there is a discount voucher for 10% off too.

Browntoa

add an accesory pack for £29.99 at pcworld including a dummy Bell and extra keyfob

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/store/pcw_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0044619426.1169649684@@@@&BV_EngineID=cceladdjmghlhdgcflgceggdhhmdgml.0&page=Product&fm=null&sm=null&tm=null&sku=106870&category_oid=

• BT VP1000 Z-UK-0370 Accessory Pack
• Contains Keyfob, Door/Contact Sensor
• Dummy Bell Box, Motion Sensor
• Add to improve home security
• Monitor all aspects of your home
• Wireless - no additional wiring needed
• Use with BY Home Security kit
• Easy to install

belleabi0405

Got it even cheaper.......well only 3p but it's still a saving. I had problems going through the checkout of Savastore so called them and they were going to charge for delivery. After pointing out that the website was offering free delivery, I was given £5 off. Hoorah, although the call probably cost me £.20 at least....Ho Hum, still a great find, a HUGE thank you.

:beer:

Also managed to secure an accessory pack at my local PC World....another HUGE thank you.

:beer:

sandybrag

Very tempted, would I be able to get a reduction of my house and contents insurance as well if I installed one of these you reckon?

laticsforlife

Am I right in thinking that if you don't keep up the monitoring subscription then all you have is a wireless alarm?

And how does it sound, do you hard wire it to an outside siren?

laticsforlife

Browntoa wrote:

add an accesory pack for £29.99 at pcworld including a dummy Bell and extra keyfob

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/store/pcw_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0044619426.1169649684@@@@&BV_EngineID=cceladdjmghlhdgcflgceggdhhmdgml.0&page=Product&fm=null&sm=null&tm=null&sku=106870&category_oid=

• BT VP1000 Z-UK-0370 Accessory Pack
• Contains Keyfob, Door/Contact Sensor
• Dummy Bell Box, Motion Sensor
• Add to improve home security
• Monitor all aspects of your home
• Wireless - no additional wiring needed
• Use with BY Home Security kit
• Easy to install

Home collect only - Only available at Bury or Warrington and neither are that close to my search of "Manchester", considering I'm at least 1 hour from either.

kaan_is

i am with NTL....DO i get one??

Dealmad

Are they easy to install as im useless at DIY lol

Also if someone broke in ,could they just smash it with a hammer or there albow and the alarm would stop? or is it quite strong?


Bit worried incase i buy it and im away from my home then it keeps calling me saying ive been broken in to.... then i rush home to find its a false alarm.

_brownie

There's no now free delivery icon on the screen, was there this morning and now gone. Called their helpline and played a bit dumb and he said there's no free delivery. Explained that I had the icon on my screen and he said basically tough - write a letter to the webmaster (hmm yes that's what I'll be doing) but it's not on their list of free delivery and they can't over-ride the delivery charge.

He also said that sometimes goods are advertised as free delivery but the true price is revealed at checkout so advised me that I shouldn't rely on a free delivery icon as being true. So much for misleading price indications then.

Still good price but now £58.99 delivered.