One Great GE Wireless Alarm System
When it comes to protecting your home and family, being aware goes a long way. This includes being part of a neighborhood watch program, paying attention to the things going on in your neighborhood, and helping neighbors by taking care of their homes while they are away.
What also goes a long way are simple preventative measures. This includes locking your doors and windows, installing motion activated floodlights, and the use of alarm systems. There are different types of security and/or alarm systems out there, and today we'll be looking at one GE wireless alarm systems.
As you know GE is known for the quality of their home appliances, including washers and dryers, microwaves, stoves, etc. The quality of this brand is also seen in their other products for the home, including in their GE wireless alarm systems and devices. Currently being sold by Jasco Products, there are a variety of wireless alarms that carry the GE name.
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The GE 51107 Smart Home Wireless Alarm System Kit is capable of monitoring one door and three windows, and doesn't require screws to install - although the kit does include them so that you have the option of tape (also included) or screws. When activated, the door and window alarms of this GE wireless alarm system have 120 decibel sirens that go off when the door or windows are opened. Each window alarm can be set to three different modes - on, off and chime. The chime mode can be used when you have small children in the house, to alert you when one has opened a window. The door alarm also has on, off and chime modes. The door alarm operates with a simple keypad. You can choose between an instant or a delayed alarm, and when you set it to away mode, you have 45 seconds to leave your home. When you get home, you have 30 seconds after opening the door to type in your pin number to deactivate the alarm. The door and window alarms all operate off batteries, and are therefore wireless. They also operate independent from each other, so that if one has batteries that go dead, the rest will continue to function just fine. GE wireless alarm systems like this one cost $25.00 on average. |
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